Bajaj unveils Wego P5009 electric three-wheeler in the Philippines, now available for PHP 329,888

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Bajaj three-wheelers, distributed in the Philippines by Trimotors Technology Corp., has launched the Wego P5009, its first fully electric three-wheeler designed for small and medium-sized businesses and everyday logistics.

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The Wego P5009 uses a 9.2kWh battery paired with a 4.5kW electric motor, delivering a claimed range of up to 212km on a full charge. The battery can be fully charged in around 4.5 hours.

The electric three-wheeler comes with four driving modes: Eco, Power, Climb, and Park Assist. These modes are designed to provide different levels of performance depending on driving conditions and use cases.

Bajaj also highlights the Wego P5009’s operating cost. Based on a ₱15.00 per kWh electricity rate, its 9.216kWh battery and claimed 212km range translate to an estimated operating cost of around ₱0.80 per kilometer.

The Wego P5009 is priced at an introductory ₱329,888 in the Philippines.

Its battery, motor, and vehicle are covered by a 36-month or 50,000-kilometer warranty, whichever comes first.

Bajaj positions the Wego P5009 as a vehicle for different use cases, including daily income-generating work, business operations, and local government mobility.

The Wego P5009 is now available at all 38 Bajaj 3S Shops nationwide.

Bajaj Wego P5009 specs:
Motor: 4.5kW electric motor
Battery: 9.216kWh battery
Range: Up to 212km
Charging Time: Around 4.5 hours
Driving Modes: Eco, Power, Climb, Park Assist
Estimated Operating Cost: Around ₱0.80/km based on ₱15/kWh electricity rate
Warranty: 36 months or 50,000km, whichever comes first
Price: ₱329,888 introductory price

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