HARI celebrates 24 years with big discounts for Hyundai Trucks and Buses

Hariphil Asia Resources, Inc. (HARI), the official distributor of Hyundai Trucks & Buses in the Philippines, celebrates its 24th anniversary with Tsuper Deals—a special offering for the true kings of the road.

This milestone promo rewards hardworking transport operators and entrepreneurs with up to PHP 200,000 in cash savings on all variants of the HARICAB and up to PHP 400,000 on all MPUV variants.

The HARICab, with its super cab design, is ideal for inter-province commerce, transporting people and goods across long distances to keep communities connected and thriving. Its modular body options empower Filipino entrepreneurs to transform it on-demand: mobile store, delivery van, service vehicle, and more. More than just a workhorse, the HARICab is a canvas for ingenuity, proving that when durable design meets entrepreneurial spirit, innovation and hard work always find their perfect partner.

The equally reliable and versatile Hyundai HD50s GT also serves as a smart platform for a wide array of business needs: The Modern PUV stands as a symbol of transformation on our roads. Purpose-built to create a safer, more comfortable, and commuter-friendly experience, it proudly bears the Certificate of Compliance (COC) from the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and meets the Philippine National Standards (PNS). It leads the way toward a safer and more dignified public transport system for every “Juan.” 

The School Bus serves our most precious passengers—the future leaders of the nation. Designed for safety, it ensures that every child starts and ends their school day with care.

“More than just metal and wheels, the HARICab and the HD50s GT reflect our commitment to nation building,” says HARI Vice Chair, President, and CEO Maria Fe Perez-Agudo. “In our 24 years of operation, we have always moved with purpose to empower every Filipino through our vehicle offerings. The Tsuper Deals opens doors to operators and entrepreneurs to upgrade their fleet and so keep their businesses—and communities—constantly moving forward.”