India’s varied climate poses specific challenges for school transportation: some areas can be hot as hell, others are heavy with monsoon rains, and some are mountainous and covered in snow. Schools and parents are interested in the performance of the Mahindra Supro School Bus in such different conditions. But its stability in strong winds, traction on wet or icy roads and ability to cool its batteries in hot climates are questions. Some love its small size to meander through flooded streets, while others fret over its ground clearance in flooded conditions. Another thing they're talking about is the bus's ability to start in very cold weather. Separately, students worry about being comfortable in extreme temperatures on the bus, which is large and has poor ventilation. As climate change could lead to more extreme weather events, the Supro's ability to be used in different circumstances is becoming a more important consideration for schools in different parts of the country.