HARI introduces 3 products at Hyundai Trucks and Bus Mobility Expo

MANILA: Hariphil Asia Resources Incorporated — the distributor of Hyundai Trucks and Buses in the Philippines — introduced three new products during the company’s recently held mobility expo. 

The said nameplates are the following: 

• Hyundai County Electric 
• Hyundai Mighty Electric 
• HARI Cab 

The abovementioned models are set not only to excite the local commercial vehicle segment but also to help shape the future of smart mobility in the country. 

“We are here not just to see what’s new, but to shape what comes next, harnessing our drive, ingenuity, and ambition to push the boundaries of mobility and business,” HARI Vice Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer Maria Fe Perez-Agudo said. 

“HARI is not just about smarter vehicles,” she added. 

“It’s about the Byahenyo, or the human genius behind the business. We want to establish an ecosystem populated by forward-thinking pioneers, early adopters, and visionaries capable of transforming challenges into opportunities, complexity into clarity, and mere transactions into lasting partnerships,” she concluded. 

Below are the notable specifications of the three unveiled vehicles: 

Hyundai County Electric

Electric motor	Permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM)
Maximum power (in horsepower [hp>)	201
Maximum torque (in Newton-meters [Nm>)	395
Maximum speed (in kilometers per hour [kph>)	90
Battery type	Lithium-ion
Battery capacity (in kilowatt-hour [kWh>)	128
Maximum range (in kilometers [km>)	303

Features

• Fog lamps 
• Auto-folding doors 
• Roof-mounted air conditioning (A/C) system with electric ventilator 
• Digital instrument cluster 

“The County Electric represents HARI’s mission to provide practical, high-performing, and future-ready mobility solutions. It’s built for businesses and institutions that value sustainability and are committed to a cleaner, safer future for the communities they serve,” the HARI chief explained. 

Hyundai Mighty Electric

Electric motor	PMSM
Maximum power (in hp)	160
Maximum torque (in Nm)	320
Maximum speed (in kph)	100
Battery type	Lithium-ion
Battery capacity (in kWh)	114.5
Maximum range (in km)	260

Features

• Front fog lamps 
• Body-colored bumper 
• With rear safety guard 
• With fire extinguisher 
• With reverse warning buzzer 
• With air A/C system 
• With radio, MP3, and USB port

“We are not just launching a new truck—we are championing a movement toward cleaner, smarter, and more inclusive mobility. This is our way of supporting next-generation Filipino entrepreneurs and advancing national sustainability goals, one electric mile at a time,” Perez-Agudo stated. 

To note, HARI is yet to announce the pricing for both the Hyundai County Electric and Mighty Electric. 

HARI Cab

Engine	2,891 cc, turbocharged, water-cooled, four-stroke, diesel-powered
Transmission	Five-speed manual
Maximum output (in hp)	157
Maximum torque (in Nm)	392
Fuel tank capacity (in liters)	100

Features

• Air-conditioning system
• 1DIN audio system+ SD card + USB 
• Leather seating 
• Foldable cab passenger seat 

The HARI Cab is available in different body types and is priced from P1.797 million to P2.362 million. 

“The HARI Cab symbolizes the modern Juan Dela Cruz--resilient, driven, full of grit, and open to innovation. True to its name, it is built for those who work like a king, serve like a king, and dream like one, too,” the company’s chief noted. 

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