Kantanka Introduces Boafo, Also Known As Aboboyaa Tricycle, Priced From GH¢55,000

Kantanka Introduces Boafo, Also Known As Aboboyaa Tricycle, Priced From GH¢55,000

  • A Kantanka staff member introduced the Boafo, also called the Aboboyaa, in a video recorded inside the Ghanaian motor brand's warehouse
  • The tricycle-style vehicle comes with a maximum load capacity of 1,500kg and a hydraulic-controlled tipping cargo bed for commercial loading
  • The presentation also highlighted the Boafo's fuel efficiency, endurance, and safety features, as well as the pre-order and showroom prices

A new business vehicle from Kantanka Automobile has attracted attention online after a staff member introduced it in a presentation video recorded inside the company’s warehouse.

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The Kantanka Aboboyaa arrives with a strong cargo capacity at an affordable price, in a new video by the Ghanaian vehicle brand. Image credit: Kantanka Safo Studios
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The vehicle, known as the Kantanka Boafo, is also popularly referred to as the Aboboyaa because of its tricycle-style design, which is commonly used for transporting goods in Ghana.

During the presentation, the staff member stood in front of the vehicle and explained that the Boafo had been built to support Ghanaians who rely on transport for serious business activities.

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Features of the Kantanka Boafo explained

According to him, the new Kantanka vehicle was designed to redefine what people expect from cargo tricycles used for commercial purposes.

He explained that the Boafo comes with a maximum load capacity of 1,500 kilograms, making it suitable for transporting goods, farm produce, and other heavy items.

One of the key features highlighted in the presentation was the hydraulic-controlled tipping cargo bed, which allows users to unload cargo more easily and efficiently.

A demonstration showed the cargo bed tipping automatically, which reduces the effort required when offloading, with the load space described as spacious and practical.

According to the presenter, the Boafo's cargo bed measures 2,000 by 1,200 millimetres, giving drivers enough room to carry large quantities of goods at once.

Fuel efficiency and endurance were also mentioned as part of the vehicle’s design, thanks to a 12-litre fuel tank and an additional 25-litre auxiliary storage tank.

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The combined fuel capacity allows operation for long hours without frequent refuelling, making it suitable for people who depend on their vehicles during the day.

The Boafo is also equipped with disc brakes on both the front and rear wheels, which the presenter said helped improve control and safety while driving.

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Kantanka Boafo ranges from GH¢55,000

The Kantanka Automobile representative further explained that the Boafo is currently being assembled at the brand's assembly plant in Ghana.

However, interested buyers do not necessarily have to wait until production is completed and can secure the vehicle with a GH¢55,000 pre-order.

He added that once the vehicle is fully assembled and officially available at the Kantanka showroom, the price would increase to GH¢65,000.

The Kantanka Boafo has sparked interest among many Ghanaians online, especially those involved in small businesses and goods transportation.

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Kwadwo Safo Jnr details a compact Kantanka car priced between GH₵45k and GH₵60k. Image credit: Kwadwo Safo, Kantanka Automobile
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Kwadwo Safo introduces the Kantanka Amoanimaa

Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Kwadwo Safo Junior had explained that Kantanka once developed a compact car aimed at making locally built vehicles accessible to ordinary Ghanaians.

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The idea emerged after the company was advised to focus on more affordable, smaller cars, and addressed the assumption that locally made cars should be inexpensive despite the cost of their parts.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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