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Will Indian EV market be revolutionized by the SHM AFEELA 1?
23 January 2025 09:54
It has nothing to do with dominance in the short term. The AFEELA 1 will be a technology showcase, leading the way for future advanced EVs.
How does the Honda Shine 125 fare on the pothole-filled streets of Indian cities?
23 January 2025 09:25
The Honda Shine 125 performs well on rough roads due to its telescopic front suspension and hydraulic rear shock absorbers that absorb shocks effectively.
In extreme Indian summer heat, how does the Amo Mobility Feisty EV fare?
17 January 2025 08:53
I’ve ridden my Feisty EV through two brutal Delhi summers now and it’s held up better than I expected. On really hot days range drops a bit, about 10-15%, but nothing dramatic. I try to park in the shade when possible, and the battery seems to take the heat well.
In extreme Indian summer heat, how does the Amo Mobility Feisty EV fare?
17 January 2025 08:53
Being from Rajasthan, I can tell you the Feisty EV struggles in such extreme heat. At 45°C, the range can drop by as much as 30%. I've also seen the motor seem to lose some power during the hottest parts of the day.
In extreme Indian summer heat, how does the Amo Mobility Feisty EV fare?
17 January 2025 08:53
The Feisty EV does okay in the heat, I think, but it’s not without issues. Left in direct sunlight, the seat can get scorching hot, and I've had the battery overheat warning come on a couple of times on long rides in peak summer. Overall though it’s still more reliable than my old petrol scooter that would vapor lock in extreme heat.
In extreme Indian summer heat, how does the Amo Mobility Feisty EV fare?
17 January 2025 08:53
The Feisty EV is a surprising performer in Chennai's heat and humidity, in my experience. It also seems to be protected from moisture by the sealed battery compartment. I have not had any major performance issues, but I find myself having to charge it more often in the summer months.
In extreme Indian summer heat, how does the Amo Mobility Feisty EV fare?
17 January 2025 08:53
In Ahmedabad’s scorching summers, I’ve been using the Feisty EV, and it’s a mixed bag. The range definitely takes a hit, but the scooter itself runs fine. I've also noticed that charging time increases a little bit in very hot weather. The plus side is no overheating or shutdowns so far.
In extreme Indian summer heat, how does the Amo Mobility Feisty EV fare?
17 January 2025 08:53
As an EV enthusiast, I think the Feisty EV’s performance in extreme heat is pretty average. This isn’t like some premium e scooters which come equipped with an advanced thermal management system, so you can see some impact on range and power. However, for its price point, it's okay. Don't expect miracles in 45°C weather.
In extreme Indian summer heat, how does the Amo Mobility Feisty EV fare?
17 January 2025 08:53
Last year I switched from a petrol scooter to the Feisty EV and I actually prefer it in hot weather. Fuel evaporation and engine overheating worries are over. The great instant torque is good for quick getaways from traffic lights on sweltering days. Just keep the battery charged as it does drain faster in heat.
In extreme Indian summer heat, how does the Amo Mobility Feisty EV fare?
17 January 2025 08:53
I live in Nagpur, which is infamous for very hot and very cold temperatures and the Feisty EV is decent, but not great in summer. The main issue I’ve had is reduced battery life over time – after a year I’m seeing about 20% less range than when it was new, and it really is noticeable in the heat.
In extreme Indian summer heat, how does the Amo Mobility Feisty EV fare?
17 January 2025 08:53
I don't think the Feisty EV's heat performance is being judged harsh enough. Yes, there is some range reduction, but that is true of all EVs. It's good, because it starts reliably every time – unlike my neighbour's petrol scooter, which sometimes has problems starting in the heat. And riding gives you a bit of a breeze to help you cool off!
In extreme Indian summer heat, how does the Amo Mobility Feisty EV fare?
17 January 2025 08:53
I’ve ridden a few e scooters and I’d put the Feisty EV in the middle of the pack in terms of heat performance. A bummer is that it doesn’t have active cooling for the battery. The motor appears to be robust enough to tolerate high temperatures. My tip: Therefore, try to charge it during cooler hours to get maximum battery life and performance.
How do Indian road conditions suit the Amo Mobility Jaunty Pro?
17 January 2025 08:40
Bangalore has seen me push my Jaunty Pro through some pretty rough patches, and it’s held up surprisingly well. It's not luxury car smooth, but it does the job.
How do Indian road conditions suit the Amo Mobility Jaunty Pro?
17 January 2025 08:40
It's okay on normal roads, but I wouldn't trust it on really bad stretches, eh. Some of the monster potholes we get during monsoons are a little low on the ground clearance.
How do Indian road conditions suit the Amo Mobility Jaunty Pro?
17 January 2025 08:40
For city riding, it's great. Super nimble in traffic. I once took it on a highway and it felt a bit unstable at higher speeds, but it worked. Definitely more of an urban commuter.
How do Indian road conditions suit the Amo Mobility Jaunty Pro?
17 January 2025 08:40
I believe people expect too much. This isn't an off road vehicle, it's an electric scooter. The Jaunty Pro can handle Indian roads for what it is. It's just a bit more careful then with a traditional scooter.
How do Indian road conditions suit the Amo Mobility Jaunty Pro?
17 January 2025 08:40
In my experience the tires are the weak point. On smooth roads they're fine, but I've had to replace one already after hitting a particularly nasty pothole. Wish they were more durable.
How do Indian road conditions suit the Amo Mobility Jaunty Pro?
17 January 2025 08:40
It actually handles waterlogged streets pretty good. The battery and motor are well protected. I just wish the mudguard was a bit bigger to stop splashing.
How do Indian road conditions suit the Amo Mobility Jaunty Pro?
17 January 2025 08:40
It's all about expectations. But if you're used to riding a high end motorcycle, yeah, the Jaunty Pro will feel a bit underwhelming on rough roads. It's pretty solid, but compared to other e scooters I've tried.
The Altius Scimitar 670 Diesel might be the dark horse of Indian motorcycle industry.
17 January 2025 07:48
Definitely a dark horse! Its unique features could be the draw card for a loyal fan base amongst adventure riders and rural users. It won’t rule the world, but it could corner a nice market slice.
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