Could the Altius Scimitar 670 Diesel change the face of rural transportation in India?
Sukhmandeep Kaur 17 January 2025 07:48
Transportation in India is a unique problem given its vast rural landscape. Poor road conditions, limited fuel access, and the need for versatile vehicles that can drive on and off road characterize many areas. The Altius Scimitar 670 Diesel seems like a game changer for rural India, with its rugged build and multi fuel capability. However, would it actually work in practice? Think about the cost, the ongoing maintenance requirements and the cultural acceptance of such a vehicle. Would it be practical for rural users, how would it compare with the popular Hero Splendor or Royal Enfield Bullet? Could it also provide better connectivity and economic possibilities in remote regions? Or is there a better way to meet India’s rural transportation needs?
Answered by Shantanu 26 November 2024 11:06
I think it's a cool idea but I don't think it'll take off. Small bikes are more fuel efficient, as rural Indians are used to. The Scimitar is too big and too expensive for most people.


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