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Is the Tata Magic IRIS culturally significant in terms of Indian automotive engineering?
06 January 2025 12:26
No, it's just a box on wheels. That was nothing culturally significant. Our designs should aim higher.
Is the Tata Magic IRIS culturally significant in terms of Indian automotive engineering?
06 January 2025 12:26
This is important in terms of how India thinks differently from the West in terms of mass mobility. That's a cultural statement.
Can the Tata Magic IRIS be a practical solution to last mile connectivity in Indian cities?
06 January 2025 12:26
Absolutely! The Magic IRIS is ideal for narrow lanes that bigger vehicles can't travel down. For places with bad public transport, it’s a game changer.
Can the Tata Magic IRIS be a practical solution to last mile connectivity in Indian cities?
06 January 2025 12:26
It's just a glorified auto rickshaw, no way. The fact is we need proper buses and proper metro systems, not these band aid solutions.
Can the Tata Magic IRIS be a practical solution to last mile connectivity in Indian cities?
06 January 2025 12:26
It's a mixed bag. It’s great for rural areas, but cities will have to deal with more traffic chaos. We don't need more vehicles; we need better urban planning.
Can the Tata Magic IRIS be a practical solution to last mile connectivity in Indian cities?
06 January 2025 12:26
I am a daily commuter and it is super convenient. Cabs are cheaper than it and autos are more comfortable. Perfect for short trips.
Can the Tata Magic IRIS be a practical solution to last mile connectivity in Indian cities?
06 January 2025 12:26
That’s the concerning part: safety. But it feels flimsy compared with proper cars. Instead, we should be looking at safer alternatives.
Can the Tata Magic IRIS be a practical solution to last mile connectivity in Indian cities?
06 January 2025 12:26
Compared to older autos, it's an eco friendly option. But it’s still not a sustainable solution for urban mobility, and with a few upgrades, it could be.
Can the Tata Magic IRIS be a practical solution to last mile connectivity in Indian cities?
06 January 2025 12:26
The Magic IRIS is outdated. These fuel-guzzlers should not be what we’re looking at when we should be looking at electric options for last-mile connectivity.
Is the ground clearance of the Kia Syros a deal breaker on Indian roads?
06 January 2025 07:32
For city use, ground clearance is overrated. Such clearance is not really needed on most urban roads. For its target audience, the Syros should be fine.
Is the ground clearance of the Kia Syros a deal breaker on Indian roads?
06 January 2025 07:32
Are you kidding? India requires ground clearance. With one bad road or big speed breaker, you’re scraping the bottom. It's a deal-breaker for me.
Is the ground clearance of the Kia Syros a deal breaker on Indian roads?
06 January 2025 07:32
Until the official specs come out, I think we should wait to judge. Kia is not stupid, they know the Indian market. It will be competitive clearance, I bet.
Is the ground clearance of the Kia Syros a deal breaker on Indian roads?
06 January 2025 07:32
It may even be a bit lower, but if it works, the practicality might be worth it. I prefer more interior space and being a little more careful over speed bumps.
Is the ground clearance of the Kia Syros a deal breaker on Indian roads?
06 January 2025 07:32
It depends on where you live. It’s probably fine for metro cities. Higher clearance is a must though, but for tier 2 or 3 cities, or anyone who travels between cities often.
Is the ground clearance of the Kia Syros a deal breaker on Indian roads?
06 January 2025 07:32
Most people who buy these cars never leave the city, let’s be real. Probably more than enough ground clearance for the target audience.
Is the ground clearance of the Kia Syros a deal breaker on Indian roads?
06 January 2025 07:32
I believe it's more about the idea of safety and ruggedness that goes with having higher ground clearance. If it's too low, even though practically it's sufficient, Kia might have a hard time selling it.
But does Sonet Anniversary Edition's styling really set it apart on Indian roads?
06 January 2025 07:17
I think it does stand out, but not in a flashy way. But the tangerine accents aren’t over the top.
But does Sonet Anniversary Edition's styling really set it apart on Indian roads?
06 January 2025 07:17
I have to say, I've seen regular Sonets with some aftermarket mods that look more distinctive. Indian tastes are too subtle for the Anniversary Edition.
But does Sonet Anniversary Edition's styling really set it apart on Indian roads?
06 January 2025 07:17
It depends on what color you pick. The orange accents really pop in Gravity Grey. Not so much in lighter colors.
But does Sonet Anniversary Edition's styling really set it apart on Indian roads?
06 January 2025 07:17
For car enthusiasts, it probably stands out more because they notice the details. The average person wouldn’t pick it up.
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