Italy's KIWI launches Japanese packaged version of 'KIWI Spark' e-cigarette

Oct.23.2024

Italian e-cigarette brand KIWI has launched a new product, "KIWI Spark", specifically designed for Japanese consumers in the Japanese market. The product features localised packaging and user instructions tailored to the local market. The new device is priced at around $20.

Italian e-cigarette brand KIWI (distributed in Japan by AMDIA) has officially launched the Japanese packaging version of its e-cigarette "KIWI Spark" on the Japanese market, according to Atpress on 23 October.

This e-cigarette is designed specifically for the Japanese market, with localised packaging and instructions. For first-time e-cigarette users, the Japanese support will undoubtedly increase the convenience and reliability of use. In addition, KIWI Spark uses refillable pods for a more environmentally friendly option.

The price of the new product (tax included) is 2,970 Japanese yen (20 US dollars).

References:

[1] イタリア生まれの次世代型電子タバコ「KIWI Spark」が日本に初上陸！

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