Bengaluru Woman Shares Pic Of Autorickshaw With Window, Internet Calls It 'Coolest Ever'

Autorickshaws in India are not just a mode of transportation but also vibrant canvases of expression. The colourful lightning, witty slogans, or quirky posters adorning the three-wheeler have often captured the attention of many. But an auto driver in Bengaluru has taken auto modification to a whole new level by adding a window to it. Yes, you read that right.

A photo showcasing this extravagant auto rickshaw in the Silicon Valley of India has recently surfaced online. A user named Tanvi Gaikwad shared an image of this auto rickshaw on X. The picture showed the three-wheeler with a glass window attached to one of its sides, giving it a quirky half-car, half-autorickshaw appearance.

While one side of the vehicle remained open for travellers to enter and exit, the other side boasted a flat, glass window, offering an unexpected look that left many netizens scratching their heads. The X user shared the picture, expressing her astonishment by saying, “This auto has a window whattt.”

The post quickly elicited responses from viewers far and wide. Since being posted, the share has amassed more than 524,000 views and a plethora of responses from social media users. The spotting of this unusual auto rickshaw left internet users in awe, with many showering praise on the idea and calling it the coolest auto rickshaw ever. Others highlighted the benefits of having a window during rains and while travelling with kids.

A user expressed his delight, stating, “This might be the coolest auto ever!”.

“Love how auto wale bhaiyas are creative nowadays,” read a comment.

Another X user added, “Let’s just say windows running in Auto mode haha.’”

“Some drivers love their vehicles more than their kids. It shows their dedication to their profession. Appreciate that,” posted a user.

“He made his own dream house,” an account remarked.

Highlighting the benefits of the unique idea, an individual wrote, “So cool. No wrong side entry and rain shutter but can open for ventilation.”

How did you find this one-of-a-kind autorickshaw?