InterTabac 2025 Insights｜Lipstick-Like Design: HAYATI Unveils Pod System, Now Listed on Online Dealer Sites

Sep.20

At InterTabac 2025 in Dortmund, Germany, vaping brand HAYATI showcased its new product Hayati Liora, drawing attention with a lipstick-style exterior. The device uses 2 ml pods and is compatible with both pre-filled and refillable/open pods.

2Firsts, September 19, 2025, Dortmund, Germany — InterTabac 2025 runs from September 18 to 20. Throughout the show, 2Firsts has been tracking new launches and industry moves to deliver first-hand updates and trend observations across the novel-nicotine sector.

On site, 2Firsts observed HAYATI presenting a new device with a distinctive appearance reminiscent of a lipstick, attracting significant interest from attendees.

Because photography was not allowed at the HAYATI booth, the 2Firsts team searched for publicly available information on the UK vape retail site Vape Sourcing and on Instagram.

According to details on Vape Sourcing and Instagram, the new device is named Hayati Liora, features a 2 ml pod capacity, and supports compatibility with pre-filled pods as well as reusable open-system pods.

For more on-the-ground coverage, visit the 2Firsts InterTabac Special Section.

Also Read:

[1] InterTabac 2025 Highlights Europe’s Vaping Dilemma: Tighter Regulation, Constrained Innovation

[2] InterTabac 2025 Insights｜Clear Pod E-cigarettes Become a Mainstream at the Show, Covering Nearly All E-cigarette Brand Booths

[3] InterTabac 2025 | Interview with German Vaping Trade Association: Opposition to Flavor and Disposable Bans as Black Market and Compliance Dominate the Agenda

[4] InterTabac 2025 Insights｜Surge in Nicotine Pouch Brands: Higher Strengths & Category Diversification

[5] InterTabac 2025 Insights｜"0+10" Combination E-cigarettes Become a New Trend, VOZOL, smiss, MEGA BAR, and Others Launch New Products

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