Hyundai PH advances PUV modernization program in Pangasinan

Updated Jun 07, 2021 | Same topic: Automotive Industry Updates

10 units of Class 2 PUVs are turned over.

Hyundai Asia Resources, Inc. (HARI), the official distributor of Hyundai vehicles in the country, is aiding the country to better normal by supporting the government’s Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program (PUVMP). The province of Pangasinan recently received 10 of Hyundai’s Class 2 HD50S Modern Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) set for operation.

The Tayug Pangasinan Transport Cooperative (TAPTRANSCO) is the transport group in Pangasinan that will be handling the 10 delivered Class 2 PUVs. The transport group is new to the province but has already responded to the government’s modernization campaign.

TAPTRANSCO Modern PUVs

Tayug Pangasinan Transport Cooperative is ready to roll its Hyundai modern PUVs

The turnover ceremony was graced by local government and transport group leaders who are committed to supporting the PUVMP. Mr. Manuelito B. De Vera, TAPTRANSCO Board of Director, sent his gratitude towards those who work for the better of their community especially in the line of transportation.

The Hyundai HD50S Modern PUV Class 2 is providing commuters in Pangasinan a more convenient mode of transportation as it comes with features such as a roof-mounted air conditioning, Wi-Fi module/router, 7-inch monitor, GPS tracker, CCTV cameras, and a speed limit warning buzzer for safety.

The Modern PUV Class 2 received its DOTr’s Certificate of Compliance (COC) in 2019 along with the H-100 Class 1.

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Modern PUVs of TAPTRANSCO in Pangasinan

Small steps toward a greener mode of transportation

Thanks to its 3,415-mm wheelbase, the Class 2 HD50S can seat up to 22 passengers and can accommodate up to 10 standing commuters. It also comes with an Auto Fare Collection System for contactless payment and plastic dividers to ensure social distancing is observed within the vehicle.

Aside from Pangasinan, HARI has also handed modern PUVs in Cavite and Tarlac to start revolutionizing their respective provinces. As of this writing, the Korean carmaker has already delivered over a hundred units of modern PUVs.

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Know more about Hyundai H-100 2024

Hyundai H-100

The all-new H100 by South Korean carmaker Hyundai is a reliable and versatile commercial vehicle that can assist your business. Though belonging to the light truck category, this dependable workhorse can carry a good amount of load or passengers depending on the variant. Also, its exterior is designed with some essence of a regular automobile making it stand out among its league. Locally, the H100 is available in two variants: the Hyundai H-100 2.5 CRDi 6MT (With A/C) and the Hyundai H-100 2.5L CRDi 6MT Shuttle (with A/C).

>>> New and used Hyundai H-100 2024 for sale in the Philippines

Hyundai H-100 Launch

Hyundai Motor Company has been producing this carrier vehicle since 1977. It is also known as the Hyundai Porter in other parts of the world. The first-generation model, offered in both trucks and minibus, was called the Hyundai HD1000.

In its second generation, the Korean automobile giant released a model that has now become a part of the Mitsubishi Delica range. The third generation was introduced in 1996 with more varieties such as a two-door and four-door truck, and a three-door and a four-door van.

The fourth-generation Hyundai was unveiled in 2004.  Due to the high demand for this working vehicle in many parts of the world, a refreshed version of the H100 was released in 2012.

Hyundai H-100 Exterior

All variants of the Hyundai H100 measure 4,795mm long, 1,740mm wide, and 1,965mm tall. Its front features a pair of tall headlights with rounded edges paired with lamps. A character line takes the place of a grille, giving it a subtle look.

Hyundai H-100 side

The rear of the H100 is fitted with efficient taillights and a sturdy bumper. Its ground clearance, measuring 185mm is ideal when driving on challenging roads. Supporting its athletic build is a set of 15-inch wheels.

Hyundai H-100 angular rear

Hyundai H-100 Interior

The theme inside its cabin is basic. The H100 is equipped with an adjustable driver’s seat, a two-spoke steering wheel, a legible instrument console, a center console, and squared aircon vents. Its rear is offered as a flatbed, a shuttle body, and a class 1 PUJ.

Hyundai H-100 seats

Technology & Safety Features

Entertainment is provided by a 1-DIN audio system. The all-new Hyundai H-100 is built using Hyundai’s High Strength Steel. Aside from its tested durability, it also ensures the safety of its passengers. Also, it is fitted with a Load Sensing Proportioning Valve emergency brake that aids parking.

Hyundai H-100 interior

Platform & Chassis

The Hyundai H100 is built using a double-wishbone suspension with a torsion bar spring at the front and a semi-elliptical leaf spring suspension at the rear. For braking, it utilizes four ventilated disc brakes.

Engine & Drivetrain

The Hyundai H100 is powered by a 2.5-liter CRDi diesel engine tested to produce 128hp and a torque of 255 Nm. It is paired with a six-speed manual transmission.

Hyundai H-100 2024 Price List

 Variants Price
Hyundai H-100 2.5 CRDi 6MT (With A/C) ₱1.024 Million
Hyundai H-100 2.5L CRDi 6MT Shuttle (with A/C) ₱1.243 Million

Hyundai H-100 FAQs

1. What type of car is the H100?

Type of Hyundai H-100 is a commercial vehicle.

2. What is the engine of the H100?

The Hyundai H-100 gives users a 2.5-liter CRDi diesel engine.

3. How much is the H100 van in the Philippines?

The price of the new Hyundai H-100 in the Philippines ranges from ₱1.024 Million to ₱1.243 Million.

4. What are the Dimensions of the Hyundai H-100?

The dimensions of the Hyundai H-100 are 4.795 mm in length, 1,740 mm in width, and 1,965 mm in height.

5. Does the Hyundai H-100 have a reverse camera?

No, Hyundai H-100 doesn’t have a reverse camera.

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