HARI highlights Hyundai Modern PUV Class 4’s features

Hariphil Asia Resources, Inc. (HARI) has highlighted some of the features that make the Hyundai HD50S GT Modern PUV Class 4 a fitting modern creature carrier.

According to the distributor of Hyundai trucks and buses in the country, the public utility vehicle (PUV) not only looks good but also offers the driver and its passengers good visibility.

Thanks to its large windows, the one steering the wheel will have a good view of the road ahead. Similarly, its big headlamps provide good vision when commuting at night.

Additionally, HARI pointed out that the Hyundai HD50S GT Modern PUV Class 4 is spacious and adheres to the Philippine National Standards (PNS) for PUV Class 4 vehicles.

The Hyundai HD50S GT Modern PUV Class 4 offers ample space that translates to more leg and headroom as well generous aisle area.

On top of being a spacious ride for those moving around the city, the Hyundai HD50S GT Modern PUV Class 4 was made with ergonomic seats. Commuters going to and coming from work can rest on its angled chairs, which ensures hours of snug, comfortable travel.

The seats of this PUV are arranged in a front-facing seating configuration (22+1) with passenger seatbelts.

Meanwhile, passengers taking inter-city routes can keep their luggage in the Hyundai HD50S GT Modern PUV Class 4’s 352-liter cargo back compartment.

When it comes to power, Hyundai’s Class 4 PUV is equipped with a 2.9-liter Euro-4 turbocharged diesel mill mated to a five-speed manual gearbox that makes around 157 horses and 392 Newton-meters of pulling power.

The abovementioned setup — HARI explained — is one of the strongest, most reliable, and fuel-efficient of today’s modern PUVs.

Owners and operators will find peace of mind thanks to the Hyundai HD50S GT Modern PUV Class 4’s reliable aftersales support, which includes a three-year warranty or 100,000 kilometers, whichever comes first.

To note, the Hyundai HD50S GT Modern PUV Class 4 recently received its Certificate of Compliance (COC) from the Department of Transportation (DOTr), a nod that further cements the vehicle’s ability to provide Filipino commuters with a safe and reliable means of moving around the metro.

It was first shown in the recently held Biyahenyong Aasenso Showcase.

Photos from Hariphil Asia Resources, Incorporated

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