Locally-assembled HARI Cab breaks cover

MANILA: Hariphil Asia Resources, Incorporated (HARI) has launched the HARI Cab, a locally assembled commercial vehicle aimed at helping the “hardworking, forward-looking, Filipino entrepreneur.” 

Per the official distributor of Hyundai Trucks and Buses in the country, HARI Cab is designed to meet industry demands and offers small businesses, cooperatives, local government units, and logistics companies a reliable partner to drive their enterprises forward. 

“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,” HARI Vice Chairman, President, and Chief Executive President Maria Fe Perez-Agudo noted. 

Here are some of the HARI Cab’s notable features: 

Powertrain 

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

 

Chassis 

Front suspension	Multi-link, hydraulic, double-acting, telescopic type
Rear suspension
Auxiliary brake	Exhaust brake, vacuum-operated, butterfly valve-type
Brake control system	Load-sensing proportioning valve
Tires	7.50R16-14PR

 

Convenience features

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

Available body configurations 

• Cab and chassis 
• Shuttle 
• Aluminum van 

“As a new name in the commercial vehicle landscape, the HARI Cab symbolizes Filipino pride, reliability, and adaptability. More than just mobility, it brings opportunity, confidence, and freedom of movement to those who need it most — whether for enterprise, service, or everyday hustle,” the company wrote in a press release. 

The HARI Cab is priced from P1.797 million to P2.362 million. 

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