HATASU has unveiled its first 4-wheeler ebike, the HATASU Buggy, which aims to offer consumers with a transportation option that combines performance with user-friendly features.
HATASU Buggy
The HATASU Buggy has color options designed to appeal to diverse consumer preferences. From a classic elegant White, bold energy Red, refreshing Light Blue, or playful Purple. Each has been carefully selected to complement the Buggy’s modern design aesthetic, ensuring a stylish appearance regardless of the chosen shade.
The vehicle is powered by a robust 1200W Dynamo Motor that enables it to achieve an average speed of 30 KPH. It boasts a substantial load capacity of up to 300 KG and can navigate inclines of up to 20 degrees, but this may vary depending on load and road conditions.
The HATASU Buggy comes equipped with a circular, leather-wrapped, non-slip steering wheel that provides enhanced control during operation. The dual braking system incorporates a foot brake for general use and a hand brake specifically designed to assist with parking, particularly on inclined surfaces, while a functional digital display that is weather-resistant provides riders with essential information including battery levels, voltage, and speed in real-time.
The vehicle features spacious and comfortable passenger seating that can accommodate between two and three individuals. An upgraded roof constructed from high-quality polypropylene plastic offers protection from various weather conditions, ensuring comfortable rides regardless of external elements.
For storage needs, the Buggy has a large compartment made of metal steel with a safety lock for secure transportation of personal belongings.
Availability and Pricing
The HATASU Buggy is priced at PHP 86,990 and is available at select authorized dealer stores nationwide across the Philippines. For those preferring online shopping can also check out HATASU’s official stores on Lazada, Shopee, and TikTok Shop. Get ready to #ColorYourRide!
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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.
