Stylish Beast-On-Wheels Spotted On Mumbai Road, Internet Calls It 'Overrated E-Rickshaw'

In the past, numerous predictions foresaw the existence of flying cars by this point in time. Although that vision hasn’t materialised, we are witnessing the emergence of remarkably futuristic-looking cars. With technology progressing rapidly, the latest automobile models boast a more tech-savvy design. India, too, is keeping pace with this trend even as a three-wheeler is creating a sensation on the bustling streets of Mumbai.

In the video that is doing the rounds on social media, users snapped a unique beast-on-wheels on the busy roads of the city’s Worli area as it halted at a traffic signal. The three-wheeled vehicle, which was certainly not an autorickshaw, piqued the interest of bystanders and social media users, who couldn’t stop gasping ‘Woahs’ over its spectacular look.

Many social media users shared the clip online, guessing the model, and among them was a X user who shared the video identifying the vehicle as a Lynx Lean Electric, the three-wheeler manufactured by Lynx Cars, a Danish company.

The video was shared with the caption, “People are guessing about the vehicle driven in Mumbai. Here’s everything I could find about it. This is the Lynx Lean Electric, a two-seater, three-wheeled tilting vehicle by Lynx Cars, a Danish company. Priced at €35,000, or Rs 31,00,000, plus import costs.”

Watch the viral video below:

It goes without saying that the beast-on-wheels caught the attention of many, amassing over 138,000 views in just a day, and the numbers are still increasing.

Social media users thronged the comment section to share their take and express amazement.

An X user commented, “Common man’s Batmobile!”

“You can get a very good second-hand German luxury car for that price,” suggested another user.

“That dude literally stunned everyone by doing that sharp turn. Everyone thought it’d be like an auto-rickshaw,” said a person.

An account remarked, “It’s not a lynx lean, it’s actually a Vandenbrink Carver.”

Yet, in a whimsical twist, many suggested it to be an “Overrated e-rickshaw.”

Another user stated, “It’s a Carver One. It’s been in India for over 15 years and it used to stay in Delhi before.”

The comments section presented a variety of viewpoints, but one undeniable fact is that the vehicle certainly caught the attention of many passersby on the road.