Bajaj owners in PH attest 3-wheeler’s mettle

Filipino owners of Bajaj three-wheelers shared how it helped them succeed in their endeavors.

Apple Mercado, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CM Tea Hub admitted that she had to close down her business during the pandemic. However, things turned around for Mercado when she started selling the classic Pinoy dessert ice scramble using the Bajaj Maxima Cargo Food Cart.

Now, Mercado has more than 20 business franchises and branches in Luzon.

Jay Garcia, on the other hand, is a motorcycle mechanic in Maragusan Davao de Oro. Garcia once dreamed of achieving success, and now, he is the CEO of SpeedZero Motor Parts — a well-known Trimotors-authorized spare parts and service shop for Bajaj three-wheelers.

Garcia recently opened a second branch in Nabuturan.

Aside from Mercado and Garcia, many tricycle drivers in Tagaytay, Tagbiliran, and Pagadian City have found success with the help of the Bajaj RE. These three-wheelers ply these cities and are said to have become the favorite commuting vehicle of locals.

Per Bajaj, around 7,000 out of 9,000 three-wheeled public utility vehicles in the aforementioned areas are reportedly Bajaj three-wheelers.

Photos from Bajaj

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