Designer Rickshaw

The students who developed the robot intend to add more functionality to it so that it can be utilised broadly even though its upper body is only a design element.

The e-Alfa Mini comes with a seating capacity of 4+1 and is designed specifically for Indian conditions. The eco-friendly vehicle is now available on sale in Delhi-NCR at a price of Rs. 1.12 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

A cycle-rickshaw that uses passenger load to push the vehicle and reduces the puller's drudgery by using bumps on the road for propulsion.

A Kolkata engineer has designed a cycle-rickshaw that uses passenger load to push the vehicle and reduces the puller's drudgery by using bumps on the road for propulsion. Pratik Kumar Ghosh's wonder vehicle, which promises to improve the lives of thousands of rickshaw pullers, is easy to make and is also cheap.

The roads at Delhi University's North Campus bear a different and refreshing look. No the streets aren't any easier to drive on than they were a few days ago. Designer rickshaws are the centre of attraction in the area these days. The vehicles have been designed in a manner to give them the look of carts that ran in the 18th century. The rickshaws ...

The students who developed the robot intend to add more functionality to it so that it can be utilised broadly even though its upper body is only a design element.

The e-Alfa Mini comes with a seating capacity of 4+1 and is designed specifically for Indian conditions. The eco-friendly vehicle is now available on sale in Delhi-NCR at a price of Rs. 1.12 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

A cycle-rickshaw that uses passenger load to push the vehicle and reduces the puller's drudgery by using bumps on the road for propulsion.

A Kolkata engineer has designed a cycle-rickshaw that uses passenger load to push the vehicle and reduces the puller's drudgery by using bumps on the road for propulsion. Pratik Kumar Ghosh's wonder vehicle, which promises to improve the lives of thousands of rickshaw pullers, is easy to make and is also cheap.

The roads at Delhi University's North Campus bear a different and refreshing look. No the streets aren't any easier to drive on than they were a few days ago. Designer rickshaws are the centre of attraction in the area these days. The vehicles have been designed in a manner to give them the look of carts that ran in the 18th century. The rickshaws ...