Hariphil Asia Resources, Inc. (HARI), the official distributor of Hyundai Trucks and Buses, is now 24 years old in the Philippines this August. To celebrate the occasion, HARI has launched a nationwide sales promo, as well as a series of training programs aimed at further strengthening its after-sales service.
As part of the anniversary campaign, HARI introduced the “Tsuper Deals” promo, offering transport operators and entrepreneurs significant discounts across the company’s model lineup. HARI says that up to P200,000 in discounts on all HARI Cab variants, and up to P400,000 worth of discounts on HARI’s Modern PUV can be availed. This promotion is available now through October 31, 2025.
Recently launched, the HARI Cab is a locally assembled commercial vehicle. It’s motivated by a diesel-fuelled 2.9-liter turbocharged engine that maxes out at 160 hp and 392 Nm of torque. It’s offered in three variants – Cab and Chassis, Shuttle, and Aluminum Van. Each variant can be customized according to client preferences for a wide scope of use such as public transport, logistics, mobile food and beverage retail, among others.
The HARI Modern PUV, on the other hand, complies with the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and Philippine National Standards (PNS) for public utility vehicles. It’s purpose-built to offer a more modern and safer alternative choice for everyday commute. Additionally, HARI also offers the HD50s GT, which can be adapted to meet various business needs.
In line with its commitment to service reliability, HARI also recently held its Warranty and Technical Convention at the Auto Resources Center in Calamba, Laguna. The training event brought together 19 after-sales professionals from 13 Hyundai Trucks and Buses dealerships nationwide. Some of the participating dealerships include outlets in Alabang, Baliwag, Cabanatuan City, Calamba City, Cainta, Cebu, Clark, Commonwealth Avenue, Davao, Naga City, Palawan, and Santiago City.
The convention focused on updates to warranty policies, diagnostic procedures, and technical protocols. These initiatives were undertaken with the goal of enhancing the company’s after-sales support for commercial vehicle customers, as well as elevating its service standards and practices to new heights.
The Warranty and Technical Convention followed HARI’s National Skill Olympics. This earlier event brought together teams of service technicians from Hyundai Trucks and Buses’ nationwide dealer network to test and sharpen their skills. The competition involved both theoretical and hands-on challenges.
