Toyota and Honda dealerships: solar on brand-standard roofs
ItemDetail
SystemsToyota Bacoor 590 kWp (2021) · Toyota Manila Bay 99.83 kWp (2025) · Honda Cars Tarlac 50.4 kWp (2026)
Capacity≈ 740 kWp combined
SegmentCommercial rooftop — dealerships & workshops
LocationBacoor & Dasmariñas (Cavite), Tarlac City, Philippines
EPC / installerSolaren Power
MountingSolaracks rooftop mounting structures

Car dealerships are a natural rooftop segment: showrooms, workshops and paint booths draw their power in daylight hours, under large regular roofs built to a brand standard. In the Philippine delivery record that segment is anchored by Toyota Bacoor — 590 kWp over the main dealership and workshop, commissioned 2021 — followed by Toyota Manila Bay in Dasmariñas (99.83 kWp, 2025) and Honda Cars Tarlac (50.4 kWp, 2026), all with EPC partner Solaren Power on Solaracks mounting.

Toyota and Honda dealerships: solar on brand-standard roofs — figure 1

Brand-standard buildings concentrate the owner’s attention on the roof itself: the array has to sit cleanly on the visible roofscape and respect the weatherproofing. Clamp-based mounting matched to the roof profile keeps penetrations to what the engineering actually requires.

Three dealerships across five years — two brands, two provinces — is how a segment record builds: each commissioning becomes the reference for the next franchise owner’s decision.

Toyota and Honda dealerships: solar on brand-standard roofs — figure 2
Toyota and Honda dealerships: solar on brand-standard roofs — figure 3

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