MANILA: The Bajaj Maxima Z recently took on an endurance challenge that saw the three-wheeler travel some 700 kilometers around Cavite.

According to the local arm of the Indian vehicle brand, two content creators put the Bajaj Maxima Z through its paces to test its cost-efficiency, durability, and comfort. Here’s what they found out.

Fuel efficient ride

The Bajaj Maxima Z proved to be a fuel-efficient three-wheeler as it only required three fuel top-ups during the course of the endurance test.

Per Bajaj, the Maxima Z is equipped with a fuel-injected engine complemented by an eight-liter gas tank. When seen through the perspective of a business person, a fuel-efficient ride translates to better income for small and medium enterprises.

Reliable 3-wheeler

Thanks to the endurance challenge, the Bajaj Maxima Z has proven itself that it can take on punishing tests. The said trial involved harsh road conditions in Quezon Province as well as steep roads in Ternate, Cavite.

It was due to the Bajaj Maxima Z’s heavy-duty CV shaft and dual fork suspension that it was able to withstand the punishing conditions it braved. Further, its 236.22 cubic centimeter engine provided enough power to carry load and cargo that weighed as much as 365 kilograms.

Comfortable companion

The Bajaj Maxima Z also proved to be a comfortable companion as it proved to be the home of the duo for around 18 hours.

“Hindi mahalaga kung sinong nakatapos [endurance race>, ang mahalaga kung sinong nakapag pahinga (It’s not about who finished the endurance race. What’s important is who was able to rest),” one of the content creators said.

The three-wheeler is equipped with foldable flexi seats, which served as their bed during the challenge.

Photos from Bajaj Philippines

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