At the Hero World 2024 event, Hero MotoCorp, in pursuit of its visionary commitment to being the Future of Mobility, introduced a groundbreaking product that marks a significant leap in the realm of transportation—the world’s first-class convertible vehicle, the “Surge S32.”
This innovative vehicle stands as a testament to Hero MotoCorp’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of mobility solutions. The Surge S32, conceptualized and crafted in India, goes beyond the conventional norms of two-wheelers and three-wheelers. With an impressive portfolio of 40 patents, the Surge S32 seamlessly transitions between a two-wheeler and a three-wheeler in minutes, showcasing a remarkable fusion of advanced technology and practical design.
Unveiling Hero’s Surge S32
The Surge S32 not only revolutionizes the functionality of a vehicle but also challenges the traditional perceptions associated with three-wheelers. Its adaptability and fluid transition provide users with a versatile mode of transportation, catering to various needs and scenarios. As a homegrown product, the Surge S32 proudly adds to India’s innovation narrative on the global stage.
Furthermore, the Surge S32 is a technological marvel and a visual delight. Aesthetically designed to redefine the outlook of three-wheelers, it brings a fresh and modern perspective to the traditional concept of such vehicles. Hero MotoCorp’s emphasis on both functionality and design underscores its commitment to offering holistic and innovative solutions for the evolving needs of modern consumers.
With the push of a button, the front windshield section lifts vertically, revealing the electric scooter inside. The scooter connects to the 3-wheeled vehicle’s components, drivetrain, and battery via a manual electrical interface. To use the scooter separately, the user must disconnect the scooter from the three-wheeled vehicle.
The vehicle power figures are 13.4 HP for the 3-wheeler and 4 HP for the scooter, backed by 11 kWh and 3.5 kWh batteries respectively. The maximum speed of the 3-wheeled vehicle is 50 km/h, while the speed of the scooter is slightly faster at 60 km/h. The 3W has a load capacity of 500kg, making it suitable for various load requirements.
Freedo, as a digital platform, not only aligns with the growing trend of shared mobility but also caters to the evolving preferences of the urban population. It offers a diverse range of two-wheelers for rent across multiple cities, providing users with flexibility and choice in their transportation options. This initiative reflects Hero MotoCorp’s forward-thinking approach to address the dynamic and diverse mobility needs of today’s consumers.
In conclusion, the Hero World 2024 event showcased not only a revolutionary product in the Surge S32 but also Hero MotoCorp’s broader vision of transforming the mobility landscape. With a focus on innovation, adaptability, and sustainability, Hero MotoCorp continues to set new benchmarks, solidifying its position as a trendsetter in the future of mobility.
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