Hero Surge 32 | Modular Scooter for City and Business 2024!

One of the largest motorbike manufacturers in India is Hero MotoCorp. The company offers a diverse range of products, including utility, scooter, and commuter models. More recently, premium models such as the Mavrick 440 have been added to the lineup. Hero MotoCorp also has several electric projects, including the Vida V1 and Surge, an entirely owned business with the goal of creating innovative electric ideas.

Surge states that transforming the scooter into a rickshaw just takes three minutes. All you need to do is slide the scooter into the front of the rickshaw, and its front wheel will take care of the rickshaw's steering. When the scooter is transformed into a rickshaw, its back wheel will rest on the platform instead of being in use. Both the scooter and the rickshaw are self-sufficient in terms of motors and batteries. An electrical link connects the two vehicles, enabling the driver to operate the rickshaw using the scooter's handlebar and controls. Really nice, huh?

Performance-wise, the S32 scooter can produce up to 6 kW of power, or roughly 8 horsepower, while the rickshaw can produce up to 10 kW, or roughly 13.5 horsepower, to handle bigger loads. Regarding the batteries, Surge will make use of current technology from Vida, Hero's EV subsidiary. In addition, Surge intends to introduce various rickshaw models to accommodate individual demands and tastes. Both closed and open-type people-transporting rickshaw designs, similar to the pickup truck-like design seen above, are reportedly in development.

It's important to remember that the Surge S32 is still only a concept and that a launch date has not yet been set. Hero's genuine intentions to make the concept a reality are evident from the fact that it went so far as to create a new vehicle category specifically for the S32.

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