This summer, the local ebike brand HATASU is turning up the heat with its HATASUmmer Fest 2024 campaign packed with exciting new products, promotions, events, and more.
New Ebike Models Unveiled
HATASU is releasing two new ebike models in the coming months. Launching on May 10th is the HATASU TARA, designed for longer travel range, faster speed, and better endurance. It will be a budget-friendly option ideal for food/delivery riders and moto-taxi drivers.
Another model coming soon is the HATASU AYA. While details are limited, HATASU says this ebike will have a stunning, head-turning design. Fans should follow HATASU’s social media for updates.
Shopee Mega Sale Deals
During the Shopee 5.5 Mega Sale from May 5-9, customers can get up to P4,000 off the HATASU KUMI 2023 model, plus freebies and free shipping. There will also be a 10% discount on HATASU accessories with any ebike purchase, and some accessories priced as low as P99.
Raffle Promo for Buyers
| PRODUCTS | # OF RAFFLE ENTRIES |
| KUMI 2023, NERO | 1 |
| HARU, MAKO 2, NERO LITE, KUMI LITE | 2 |
| HERO, TARA, AYA | 3 |
From May 15 to June 30, all HATASU ebike buyers will earn raffle entries for the “Hatasulit sa Tag-init” promo. 42 winners will receive prizes like a new HATASU TARA ebike. Buyers get 1-3 raffle entries depending on the model purchased.
HATASU Careavan Continues
HATASU’s educational road safety initiative, the HATASU Careavan, will visit more cities like Bohol, Iloilo and Nueva Ecija this summer. It provides ebike education, maintenance checks, and shopping deals.
May 10th Livestream Event
Finally, HATASU will host the HATASUmmer Fest Livestream on May 10th on Facebook and TikTok, unveiling the TARA ebike and offering giveaways for viewers.
With new models, hot deals, fun events, and an impactful safety campaign, HATASU is making summer sizzle for Filipino ebike enthusiasts. For more information, follow HATASU on Facebook and TikTok.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.
