Imagine a vehicle that has the convenience of carrying passengers and luggage, but also the agility of a scooter to weave through traffic or park in tight spaces.
Sounds like a dream, right?
That may soon become a reality with India’s new electric vehicle Surge S32, which can transform from a three-wheeled rickshaw to a two-wheeled scooter in minutes.
Surge S32. (Surge Auto)
How do electric cars work?
of Surge S32 is based on an innovative platform called the Advanced Modular Scalable Electric Platform (AMSEP), which houses the battery, motor, electronics, and rear wheel of the rickshaw.
Surge S32. (Surge Auto)
The front of the platform has a docking area where you can attach and detach a two-seater scooter. When the scooter is connected, the rear wheels lift off the ground and the rickshaw’s motor and battery power the entire vehicle.
Surge S32 (Surge Auto)
Once separated, the scooter operates on its own motor and battery, making it an independent vehicle. The process is called Smart Switching Multi Powertrain (SSMP) and takes him only three minutes at the push of a button.
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Surge S32. (Surge Auto)
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What are the advantages of electric cars?
The Surge S32 is designed to be a versatile and adaptable vehicle that can accommodate a variety of needs and preferences. Depending on the situation, the user can choose to drive as a rickshaw or scooter, or he can also switch between the two modes while on the go.
Rickshaw mode provides more space and capacity for carrying people and goods, and scooter mode provides more speed and maneuverability for riding alone or with two people. The vehicle is also environmentally friendly as it runs on pure electricity from the battery pack, reducing emissions and noise pollution.
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Surge S32 (Surge Auto)
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What options are available for this vehicle?
The Surge S32 comes in four different rickshaw body types, each compatible with a specific AMSEP. The PV body has space for his two passengers behind the driver. The LD body has a cargo bed similar to a pickup truck. The HD body has a sealed cargo box. The FB body is a flat bed. All rickshaws have a top speed of 28 miles per hour, while scooters can reach a top speed of 57 miles per hour. The vehicle also has features such as LED headlights, digital dashboard, GPS navigation, and a backup camera.
What type of driving license do I need to drive this type of vehicle?
According to the company’s website, the Surge S32 can be driven in both two- and three-wheel modes by holders of a driving license for the respective vehicle category.
Surge S32. (Surge Auto)
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When will S32 be available for purchase?
The Surge S32 is currently in the prototype stage and there is no information on pricing or availability yet. However, Surge Automobiles, the company that developed the vehicle, claims it is the world’s first segment-adaptive vehicle and has the potential to revolutionize the transportation industry.
Cart important points
Without a doubt, the Surge S32 is a unique and innovative electric vehicle that combines the features of a rickshaw and a scooter in one modular platform. Its goal is to provide flexible and convenient solutions for urban mobility, catering to different needs and scenarios. It is also an environmentally friendly vehicle as it uses renewable energy and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
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