Adventure road trip to Himachal Pradesh in an Electric Car || MG ZS EV Mileage Review

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

- So in Delhi, the Fortum was super fast which takes 50 mins for 0-80%. - MG Mohali was fast, not super fast - it gave us 15% every one 1 hr. - Shimla hotel / friend home was using an emergency charger that MG gives to the owner and this gave us 8% every one hour. We used extension wires to get it working. No grounding issues. - Ganur was super fast charger

[@manideep_nulu]

any apps to see where the chargers are for a prospective buyer

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

@@manideep_nulu yes yes. We used fortum app and tata power app

[@akhilkvav]

Tata Power has a fast charger in Chandigarh. How come you didn't use that? It would have given you 80% from 17% in about 45min.

[@coolcoptyagi]

That is 'Ganaur(गन्नौर)' not ganur

[@sachindev6097]

Happy New year's

[@Ilutaneja]

Dil to karta hoga.. rok kar diesel hi dalwa lu 😀

[@raoshubham2000]

or rs80/l jeb kata lu

[@don12304]

The best car review ever seen in my life.... Felt like we were a part of ur journey ❤️🙏

[@Amuzic_Earth]

Very comprehensive video of what a proper EV can do in all kinds of condition even without proper charging network.

[@nowcoolishere]

Waiting for the day when TATA comes with a proper Electric SUV in the form of Harrier EV/ Safari EV with a proper 500+ kms range. They may charge a premium for it, but then it'll actually start selling like any normal SUV. Because in India, 500kms is the golden cutoff for peace of mind & range-anxiety free driving. Release the EV SUV!

[@lankarraja2.094]

Tomorrow coming

[@TheRainbowgary]

We can make solar ev charging stations so that people can charge for free .

[@szalashut3310]

You'd need a significant amount of lithium ion batteries to store that charge tho. Otherwise there would be no point

[@rodimail]

Got encouraged to take my MG ZS EV for a highway spin ..👍👍👍

[@tushar-gokhale]

That was fantastic and inspirational video. Big thumbs up for your courage and well capturing it.

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Thanks Tushar

[@Pavan_Aiyappa]

Another cool 7-10 years needed for EV to become mainstream in India!!

[@true-fy9pk]

Thanks for the video. I dropped the idea to purchase EV now.

[@GAREEV_GAMER]

If solar system is mix with ev vechile then the journey become so fun....

[@rahulchaudhary7345]

Science pada हुआ होता तो chutiyo vali baat ni karta English bolne se samjhdar ni hoga rahega chutiya hi 😆

[@Magnus5757]

@@rahulchaudhary7345 haha, he doesn't understand the basics.

[@RamanKumar-wv2vm]

If solar system efficiency move from 22 to 80% only then... Now its just 1 ltr diesel in car

[@vtmotivation]

i will appoint you to hold my solar device for car charging

[@sanjunyk]

lol, please learn electronics and physics before.

[@varunbathija]

I would loose my mind constantly thinking about the range. This video clearly proves we aren’t highway ready for an EV. Bottom line is if you want to drive in the city then buy an EV otherwise ICE is still the way to go as of 2021

[@Amuzic_Earth]

You won't brother after driving an electric for few days. The range anxiety feels real only before using an electric vehicle...studies after studies have shown the anxiety goes away within first month of using an EV..as the indicators are pretty accurate and you get the feel of how much you can go with a certain battery capacity. And I can tell from my own experience too..and I run a meagre electric two wheeler with a 80 KM range. I rode it to its extreme..Mountains, rains, rivers, jungles..and still no issues. The advantage is anytime you feel you are running low on battery, you can drive/ride very slow and the range will increase orders of magnitude. It's called hypermiling( I had to do it only once). Anyway, you are right, EVs are still not for most people as of 2021 as India is vastly lacking charging infra..

[@oprevanyt]

Correct brother, this thing was haunting me in the whole video

[@sarojrajdas4046]

@@Amuzic_Earth good suggestion bro, I’m also using an electric 2 wheeler Okinawa ridge plus with 50-60 km real world range, which I’ve used for more than 2 years now and ran it for around 10000 kms now, the range has remained constant throughout if the load is constant. I’ve used it in Bangalore through various elevations across the city, it has been a good experience and I’ve done what you called hypermiling with my scooter as well 😊, which one you are using and can you give any more details on your usage and experience.

[@Amuzic_Earth]

@@sarojrajdas4046 I am using the same scooter as yours..and I easily get 85 kms range with still one bar left. I get 70 km range with pillion. I weigh about 60kg, so that helps a bit I guess. I was always used to ride economically even before I started using electric and get higher mileage in whatever vehicle I ride/drive than most people..and I drive/ride fast. I just hate applying brakes, so I will release throttle beforehand or manuevre my way out of it. And I don't accelerate hard I general, I like gradual acceleration. This is with all vehicles. With electric what I additionally do is, to release the throttle time to time ( every 10-20 seconds) for 1-2 seconds. Because batteries drain faster on constant draw of power. But don't forget to accelerate gradually, if you release throttle and then put it back fast then that will negate the effect. The other thing I do is decrease speed as the battery drops. So, 50kmph at 5 bars, 40kmph at 3-4 bars, 30 kmph at 2 bars..this strategy gives me 85+ km range...the advantage is most of the time you don't have to go beyond 5 bars, so most of the time I ride at 45-50+ kmph speed.

[@ArunabhArjun]

2021 : EV is a up and coming segment! Please note "it's coming" it's not here yet. Loved how unbiased the review was. There are two ways to interprete this review - 1. If you find yourself in an EV in a situation like this, dont panic, solution is somewhere around you. Just try to make a few calls to people you know or find a hotel or cafeteria and ask for help. 2. For current infra adoption percentage, it's not the best idea to have only one EV as your primary vehicle. Keep a conventional vehicle too if you want to have an EV untill the situation is better. It's now totally the consumers own opinion on whom you identify yourself to be. 1 or 2. Awesome review! 👌🏼👌🏼

[@gillprabhjot]

My belief is you can’t enjoy your trip as your mind would always be on next charging station. Where as no worries in petrol or diesel car as you can charge any where and you can take stops as per your requirement and not cars

[@somdeeppaul3289]

For a long drive in ZS EV, is it:- 1. Better to locate the charging station before starting the journey OR 2. Charge in any hotel/food joints ?

[@hunny333]

U can get charge ur car at showroom...as well also station are also available

[@saurabhsinha5860]

Overall it will be a pocket friendly trip☮️✌️🎏

[@sonamsherpa611]

One of the best review on cars ... superb video editing ... congrats and best of luck too

[@harshvardhankulkarni6040]

Thank you for sharing the informative video. Couple of Qs. 1) When you were travelling up hill if you had put the car in eco mode and level 3 in KERS would the drain have been less and what would have been the impact on pick-up. 2) Also, the overnight charge at the friends place in Solan did not provide a good charge. Is this because it was a remote place or is this the general charging speed anywhere. 3) heartening to note that straight forward highway drives yielded a result closer to 300, but were you able to use the AC throughout. Also was there a lag in power with the AC on. Thanks in advance.

[@purabahlawat4012]

It's great to see some real content. Everybody does that "car review" these days but hardly I see stuff like this. Great work. Kudos, chaudhary saahab

[@chandrakantjadhav9299]

Enjoyed your journey. Looking forward to come more electric car in the market which will be more efficient as well as more affordable in terms of price 😀

[@techcloud2510]

the only gap true today for all the electric cars is the long hours of recharging. This car is perfect for city driving, a range of 200km should be enough for day to day, and we can charge overnight on normal charging. But when i plan to go out with family on long 400-700km trip i have to chose wher i can go and where not. So long way to go to build this infra and there needs to be lot of push and aggressive subsidies on cars to encourage ppl to buy - atleast as second car. Definitely this is greener by every standard, and we have a decade to pass when it will be normal to use electric cars.

[@kumarutkarshnayak]

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles are a 1000 times more practical than these Battery Electric Vehicle toys . . . . .

[@navneet4938]

@@kumarutkarshnayak "Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles are a 1000 times more practical than these Battery Electric Vehicle toys . . . . ." well they would make sense if you bothered to get your facts right. They have a much higher fuel cost. Lack of refueling infrastrucutre, we cant refill them at home, The fuel's cells are not durable to other conditions which arent normal.

[@kumarutkarshnayak]

@@navneet4938 I think you gotta have some facts check about Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles first . . . . . Actually, the battery performance of a Battery Electric Vehicle degrades with higher and lower temperatures whereas Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles are efficient even under extreme temperatures . . . . . Hyundai Nexo and Toyota Mirai are tested even at -20°C and above 45°C weather temperatures and they perform flawlessly . . . . . And you must be joking about Hydrogen Fuel Cell's reliability, everyone knows how reliable Hydrogen Fuel Cells are . . . . . People are using it for more than 2 Lakh Miles and still it performs well . . . . . On the other hand, Go ask about the battery performance from any Tesla car owner who lives and faces these extreme weather temperatures in their region you will get to know the truth behind Battery Electric Vehicles . . . . . I agree about the lack of infrastructure for Hydrogen Fuel Filling stations but it's because of the lack of adaptation of this technology . . . . . . Lack of adaptation causes rarity which is the reason Hydrogen fuel is costly . . . . . . However, Hydrogen production technology is evolving to an extent where the production of Hydrogen can be deemed pollution free . . . . . Hydrogen production by burning coal is going to be stopped soon and new greener ways of production are going to be adopted . . . . . . You need to learn more about Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles . . . . . Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles are basically the evolved next generation of Battery Electric Vehicles . . . . . . How i say Evolved ? Answer is : The Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles carry their own charging stations, they don't need any charging setup . . . . . . Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles will take time to reach the audience but it's definitely the future of Automobiles . . . . . . In the current era considering the infrastructure available, the best option for a practical and perfect green car for long tours and city purpose is a Battery Electric Vehicle with a Small Capacity CNG Engine acting as generator . . . . . . Companies can come up with a CNG hybrid car but they don't . . . . . . Ever wondered why ? 😑 . . . . .

[@drpritamsms]

This is a very underrated channel.. kudos to you and more power to keep continuing the good work.. 👍 I enjoy watching ur videos. .

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Thanks doc!

[@hunny333]

@@BunnyPuniaVideos sir please tell the cost of charge at charging station u paid

[@l.d.2742]

@@hunny333 अरे भाई इलेक्ट्रिक पेट्रोल डीजल से तो काफी सस्ता ही रहता है। आप हिसाब लगा लो की एक ट्रैक्टर 2.5 से 3 लीटर डीजल टूव्बेल् से पानी निकालने मे खर्च करता है 1 घण्टे में तो वहीं इलेक्ट्रिक मोटर 10 यूनिट बिजली खर्च करेगी। बहुत अंतर रहता है बिजली और पेट्रोल डीजल का।

[@jatinjhamb6894]

First Comment This video is everything for the people who love mountains and looking for more info on the electric vehicles 💯🔥

[@agnelroshandsilva3929]

Are there any ground clearance issues with the vehicle? Did you scrape the underbody anywhere on your trip? How was the ride qualty for rear passengers? Was there excessive jerks and side to side movement in the cabin on bad roads? How was the overall handling?

[@sureshbhattarai4471]

quite interesting and informative and pleasant to watch. Being from Nepal, which resembles the terrain of focus. I was curiously exploring the EV for our condition, where the normal driving condition is above 1500 meter (5000ft). Next time please consider putting the map and tell us how much you used the infotainment system. Great job.

[@jegannathan9946]

Extremely detailed review 👏 right on point and thorough explanation. Kudos 👌👍

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Thanks a bunch

[@VikasChaudhary1]

I used to wonder why Bunny isn’t making vlogs until KZbin recommended me yesterday. Seen almost lo vlogs- good stuff Bunny!

[@paritoshvishnoi]

Electric cars should be toll free or at least 50%off.

[@bhaveshagrawal3090]

Bunny you are really a marathon man, it speaks a lot to travel such way

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Thanks Bhavesh

[@bhaveshagrawal3090]

I used to and can drive approx 500-700km in a day but seeing your videos one rhyme comes bunny made me puny, need to work hard of myself again☺️

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

@@bhaveshagrawal3090 areeey ;)

[@bhaveshagrawal3090]

@@BunnyPuniaVideos in good faith saying sir, if opportunity, would love to meet you one day even for 5 mins it would be great, and honestly sir it speaks volume to drive 300odd kms in hilly areas, its not an easy job

[@CARNTORQUE]

It's a great car and you made video in very balanced way, hard work meets great content, ,even I got this beast for reviewing from MG.

[@ASIFIQBAL-nt4bk]

Great brother! You have cleared the most apprehensive question that most of us have. Can i go anywhere and everywhere in a EV! However, the common Indian would like to know the cost of charging the EV at each charging points and the total cost for the round trip. Thank you.

[@abhineetgupta6998]

You can never have peace of mind while driving ev. Always worried about charge

[@nujjigram]

Only temporarily. Charging stations are coming up in most places. So won't be a problem then

[@SUBHASHSHARMAFCA]

@@nujjigram than you won't be alone who have EV there will be a big que for charging just like CNG stations

[@nujjigram]

@@SUBHASHSHARMAFCA that's true if the grid doesn't grow fast enough. Also you need to account for fast charging and the fact that any restaurant or building on the road can have its own charging point.

[@rahulgautam7476]

@@nujjigram even if charging station bild up the problem can't be solve.........EV take minimum 30 min to 2 hrs in fast charging.............we don't even want to lose 5min when we que for petrol or diesel how can we que for 2 hrs..............so basically it's only for within the city

[@nujjigram]

@@rahulgautam7476 yes I'm aware about EVs charging capacity and time. I have an EV and have been following the growth of EV tech for many years now In city it's irrelevant..on highway, the only way to avoid it being an inconvenience in terms of time lost, is to charge the car while having a break at a restaurant. Feel free to ask me anything more you feel would be a concern. Can I also point out that the whole point of EV coming into fruition, is the environmental aspect? Obviously nobody would choose an EV , but the inconvenience of time won't be a good reason to burn more pollution right?

[@ranganayakulubodavala3637]

good video and i like the simple presentation. i got the voice/message rather than showing one's own face

[@manishban]

Did you charge using 15Amp plugs in hotel? You have to consider meter approved load for such charging or any 15Amp point is fine? Do you carry any charging kit for earthing or long connections?

[@vaibhavgarg4386]

Plug in hybrid is the only practical move till the charging infra is developed! You had to stop 3 places to reach narkanda and not everyone have friend in Solan or Shimla to sponsor your car's charging!

[@SUBHASHSHARMAFCA]

True atleast for 5 years hybrid cars should be there

[@somdeeppaul3289]

In Shimla, where did you charge the car? Is it hotel or any charging station?

[@AnkushKumar-uf4eb]

So normally We can reach shimla in 9 hr but with an electric vehicle u will reach in 2 days

[@johnsaumel8659]

but cost is 30% of petrol,have fun

[@nand7sh]

Fast charger should be put every 50kms 😕

[@pranjal70]

😁

[@AnkushKumar-uf4eb]

@@johnsaumel8659 How ? Just include the hotel charges when you stop for charging there.

[@_KBM]

@@AnkushKumar-uf4eb bro use ur brain for there will be so many charging ports soon. And for now also it's so cost efficient

[@GurpreetSingh-er9tt]

I would still recommend to go for CNG as it is cheaper then patrol n deisel if you are going for long route as you can now get CNG stations within every 40-50 km range. Spending 5-10 hours on charging is still a big chllange..

[@sanjunyk]

You were using cruise control and you were doing the regen at the same time. In MG ZS EV, cruise control uses the friction brakes to slow the car down, not the region and as you were coasting in the hills, the cruise control was applying brakes inorder to slow you down. (MG uses a lot of fossil car parts, therefore the cruise control is programmed as a fossil car) Therefore, most of the energy was converted as heat from brakes, and there was minimal regeneration. Disengage the cruise control and then let the car coast on L3 regen, you will regen a lot and charge the vehicle much more.

[@dr.strange4300]

Bhaai yhi to dikhaao ki hotels pr kaise charger use krte ho... do they allow how to deal wid such situations ... percentages dekhne ke lie thdi video dekhte hain

[@dv9239]

Hotel wale ko 50rs doge toh charge kar sakthe ho

[@avishekmukherjee4363]

Goverment should provide more and more fast charger in highway so that we can think about ev comfortably actually I love ev but somewhere we afraid of range because human do blander so for emergency purpose ther should be available fast chager in highway they can build in every petrol pump

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Yes, the infra needs rapid development no doubt. Super fast chargers on highways make for practical sense

[@amitjain5518]

Lĺĺl

[@lkyalltech.5097]

veryy good sir mza agya ... journey apki wese stress wali to rhi thodi .. par gaddi ne sath nahi chora .. 👍😊🤗🤗.. and i am waiting for 2021 hyundai kona ... 😍

[@MobaDevYt]

I love this adventure vedio of ev on the road ❤️

[@mohammedfaraaz10]

Buying an Ather 450 this week! I am really excited for Electric cars but I think majority of us planning to buy an 4 wheel EV should wait for 2 years to see the chargers pop up at every corner of the street. The cars will have more range in 2 years as well. I do a lot of highways so this is what I believe.

[@sumeet7633]

Perfect. Looking ahead for EVs with more Range of at least 500 kms. And yeah having rest & enjoying trip is fun. It's no fun if you drive at a stretch and come back the next day. When on hill drive you need some rest.

[@Sudhansu1008]

Nice video with good informations 👍

[@97atul]

Impractical in Indian condition for sure it will take atleast 5-10 years for EV cars to commute better

[@pranjilsoni102]

Unique content..... people waiting for this kind of video.....do range test of Nexon EV

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Thanks Pranjil. Yes Nexon is also on my mind next month

[@RamKumar-es8fe]

200 se jyada nahi chalti

[@ankitanand676]

@@RamKumar-es8fe 200 jyada bol diya .....150 to 180 km

[@RamKumar-es8fe]

@@ankitanand676 😂 😂 bro

[@ankitanand676]

@@RamKumar-es8fe bhai sach ha yhi.....mera dost ka nexon ev 150 to 180 jaane k baad himmat haar jata ha🤣🤣🤣

[@kushalgupta4834]

It is money saving thing when u are using in city . Lots of money we are saving but we need more charger specially super charger

[@Shome2049]

EVs are superior in every way. We just need more superchargers.

[@ZIP_GAMING123]

Your video is superb i think it should bhe 2hours its so enjoyable

[@Pratham40s]

great work man ! Subscribed for the detailed video !

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Thanks a bunch Pratham

[@kumarraj2012]

Loved it. ❤️❤️ this was soo exciting to watch. 👌👌

[@ElectrifyIndia]

bhai bohot zyada pasand aaya aapka video👍 keep it up

[@narenderchawla1087]

I think u didn't mention the charging time taken at Mohali and charges for the same. Also that u didn't encounter traffic which during Summer can drain the battery substantially. Also during Summer it doesn't seem possible to reach Chandigarh from Delhi without charging. It's not worthwhile going for it till u have chargers at every 100 kms. Otherwise one will always be tense

[@khanimran9076]

Cheering station 🚉 me cost kitna hai full charge me.

[@MaddySamun]

I have a hack for EV charging you raise the car from all sides then you use a contraption similar to dynamo and exercise bike to spin the wheels you charge your car

[@bhaveshagrawal3090]

Pls brief in detail how it works

[@nujjigram]

Gonna share my kona EV long range trip soon. Hope you have a look when I do. Details of my trip ( haven't finished crunching the details yet)- Bangalore to davangere Total km - approx 600km to and fro ( 300 one way) Avg speed 120. Energy consumption at 20kwh/100km Time taken about 4 hours one way. Same 4 hours while coming back. + Total 1 hour charging time Charging time at davangere charging station was about 45 mins for 80% + a minor top up near Bangalore of 10 mins for about 20 % . Utilised the recharging break for breakfast and for also as a break while coming back

[@tayenderkumar3366]

Awesome

[@Ramseh1983]

Thinking of electric car as non polluting, points to ponder: Electricity produced through thermal plants. There will be big solid waste of batteries after they become obsolete and we might touch burj Khalifa at bhalaswa in next decade or so. Correct me if I am wrong.

[@Singhdeepak112]

lithium ion bayttery 5 saal to chal hi jaaengi minimum, wo generator sayad backup k liye hoga

[@ShashankChoudharyIITD]

There are better alternatives to thermal power generation methods, like hydro, solar, wind etc. North India is running more on Hydro than thermal. Future is bright brother.

[@shobhitgarg4636]

In the complete video, there is only one thing , ANXIETY and calculations. Still few more years for india for electric ready and we need long range vehicles By the way appreciate your efforts and detailed video

[@kumarutkarshnayak]

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles are a 1000 times more practical than these Battery Electric Vehicle toys . . . . .

[@somdeeppaul3289]

Is 15 A extension socket charge good.....I mean draining electricity from hotel for car charging......

[@ranitsen4491]

Did you turn on music and ac on the entire trip?

[@SAHIL3417]

Wah mauj kradi londe tum to bde hi heavy driver ho

[@adityapanwar4840]

Isme ghumne jane ke liye admi ki ganit bahot achi honi chahiye....

[@MrAvi088]

U didn't tell time took to charge everytime u charged it. And i was thinking if that single charger ( at ganur) was occupied, then what u would have done?

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Hey So in Delhi, the Fortum was super fast which takes 50 mins for 0-80%. MG Mohali was fast, not super fast - it gave us 15% every one 1 hr. Shimla hotel / friend home was using an emergency charger that MG gives to owner and this gave us 8% every one hour. Ganur was super fast charger.. And yes, if Ganur would have been occupied, we would have no option but to wait!

[@HemantGiri]

what a proper review thank u enjoyed watching it

[@exotic_car_edits]

Very interesting and outstanding video. Thanks.

[@true-fy9pk]

Why not every fuel pumps also provide charging Infrastructure

[@SUBHASHSHARMAFCA]

In future possibly ev companies will make tie-ups

[@-ChetanGarg]

Which software you use to edit the video's?

[@JigarBaua]

Which chargers you used for your overnight hault ? Do hotel's provide you the point ? Any grounding issues ?

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

So in Delhi, the Fortum was super fast which takes 50 mins for 0-80%. MG Mohali was fast, not super fast - it gave us 15% every one 1 hr. Shimla hotel / friend home was using an emergency charger that MG gives to owner and this gave us 8% every one hour. We used extension wires to get it working. No grounding issues. Ganur was super fast charger

[@vishnunallani]

How many people were traveling in the car and how much luggage? It would help understand what is practical in realistic scenario.

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Three people and luggage for three days :-)

[@Sajjad-Ali2411]

Impressive performance 💪 🙋🇰🇼

[@theishaan3]

How did you charge at the hotel in shimla? Did they have an ev charger? If you used the emergency charger, how did you pay for the costing of the electricity?

[@kumarutkarshnayak]

Even i was wondering the same thing . . . . 🙄

[@AbhishekPatel-qe9xu]

1.)How do u mainly charge the ZS? and 2)were does is work on any 15 amper socket? 3) if you charge at any other place with the slow charger did you find any issues like earthing or any thing else

[@Imperial791]

Chutiye tu kya sab jagah yehi sawal puch rha hai? Spammer shit

[@Shome2049]

Tere dusre baap se puch

[@rajchoudhary4349]

Nice narration..!!

[@gautamshukla1973]

Bhai heater kaisa work karta h electric car ka specially mg ka ? Plz jrur answer kijiye

[@l.d.2742]

पूनिया भाई महिंद्रा की इलेक्ट्रिक cars कब आने वाली है और पर्याप्त चार्जिंग स्टेशन कब तक लग जायेंगे ?

[@manishban]

Hello, I have read lots of comments that ZS has weak head light for night driving. How do you feel about headlight?

[@TheMvsudhir545]

This should be used as city car and short drives only as of now..for long drives petrol cars are still best.peace of mind will be there...alteast.rather than enjoying the trip we will need to constantly worry about charging stations

[@advaitgaikwad6797]

Tesla gives some 460 kms with full charge hope to get that kind of range in the future or solar panels or something innovative.plus charging time is also a lot 1 hr u have to wait even if u dont want to.

[@tabishqumar4966]

Solar panels are nowhere that efficient to be viable

[@khushvendar]

Aage ke tyre battery se chale Or piche ke tyre se wapas charge ho jaye to kesa rahe batao

[@letsthrottle7308]

Excellent insights

[@kuberkansal2986]

How did you spend your time while your ev was charging in mohali? Did you sit inside your car?

[@prvbharat]

How much time did it take to charge till 60% at the dealership and what is the price to charge the battery??

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Dealership charger was giving 15% every one hour.. Emergency charger was giving 5% every one hour

[@SUBHASHSHARMAFCA]

@@BunnyPuniaVideos he is asking price for charging also?

[@true-fy9pk]

Don't see any future till the time charging Infrastructure comes up or technology brings 500 kms plus range

[@rich_click2483]

It is just awesome 😍😍 loved it

[@theprofessor2562]

The Best MILEAGE Cars in Diesel is based on the ratio between WEIGHT: POWER: TORQUE., Example, a car with 100bhp and 25kgm torque and with a weight of 1100kgs, Definitely 20kmpl in any sort of Driving. Same way, in ELECTRIC CARS, it comes as WEIGHT: BATTERY "kWh": TORQUE, really play a role. In Nexon the weight is 1400kgs and 30kWh so definitely a 200kms range comes out, in Hyundai Kona 1532kg and 39kWh, so 270+kms definitely, in MG ZS, 1512kgs with 44kWh , so definitely 300kms easily will come up. Now the TATA TIGOR EV, Coming soon, is 1200kgs with 26kWh definitely 250kms easily will reach. Do the Ratio Analysis, it comes out good number. I Promise...

[@Ngutsiathoesplatform]

Does it charge automatic when going downhill?

[@anupvadnere5950]

500 plus would be Descent range to explore such a topology.

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Yeah, agree

[@anoldasgupta]

Brother how did you identified the charging stations at every point... Please do mention that in your video as well... i will inspire viewers like us....thanks :)

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

Had to do my share of homework before leaving. Full charged at Delhi via Fortum app. Mohali I knew there was a station at MG showroom. In Himachal, friends place and known hotel came to rescue. On way back, before Delhi, used Tata power app. So as an owner, you will need to do the home work.. That said the newly launched 2021 model has an even longer range now

[@kumarutkarshnayak]

Nice review . . . . . The car needs a less power consuming LED Projector headlamp, it's an area of improvement . . . . . Presence of Tata Fast Charger was good but the irony is it runs on a generator powered by fossil fuel 🤣🤣🤣🤣 . . . . . It makes me wonder a lot of things 🙄 . . . . No doubt Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles are 1000 times more practical . . . . . Government should acknowledge the perfection of FCEVs and should start working on Economic Hydrogen for the public instead of Electric Charging Infrastructure . . . . . .

[@BunnyPuniaVideos]

India surely has a long way to go no doubt. Fingers crossed. Just like CNG acceptance took time, this one too will become better over the years

[@kumarutkarshnayak]

@@BunnyPuniaVideos Hoping for the best 😁

[@UncoveredRoutes]

Electric charger running from a diesel generator.

[@shreevatsalamborghin]

Lol !! Double use of natural resources.

[@kumarutkarshnayak]

Haha . . . . That's what i even noticed and a lot of thoughts came to my mind afterwards 🙄

[@pulkitkumara]

@Sikandar Suri are you crazy or acting like one?

[@pulkitkumara]

@Sikandar Suri that’s what. Simple maths that you can’t understand

[@rubbish9231]

Its still viable because together Diesel generator makes alot of energy. We can get more Electricity than burning same amout of fuel in IC car

[@RahulChaudhary-rg6bk]

Gr8 work explaining the real life senario While doing an inter city trip to chadhigarh Also the mg shoroom should atleast have ccs charging if they wanna sell ev in the first place Disappointed that a big city like Chandigarh doesn't even have one fast charging ccs or chademo charger Being called a clean n green city Good to see Tata Power installing ccs charger in ganuar to encourage ev drivers on the highway. Gr8 review took lot off time n effort to make this one

[@kuberkansal2986]

Where did you charge your car in shimla?

[@shoorvirprogramme]

I can see future where roads will countain charging points of different companies per 10 kms

[@sendtohemu]

Thanks bunny sir.

[@sendtohemu]

Long term view on maintenance too waiting.....

[@Randawha577]

Generator se charge kar sakte hain vo sath rakh lete

[@gauravbajpai9090]

How much did the hotel charge you for the getting the juice up overnight

[@MultiAryan123]

If you go to shimla from delhi in petrol/diesel car you reach there in 7-7.5 hrs but here it is taking almost 24-28 hrs including a night stay and manage for car charging also... Not at all practical.

[@Vaibhav0542]

Very true 👍

[@FzSfn]

1) How is night visibility ? 2) Range shown are NON AC ? 3) Please try range with steady speed 100 or 120 with AC

[@manpreetmakkar1065]

3 250 +- 15 km if u keep it under 80 kmph will do till 290 km

[@ubtforever]

best video for electric review

[@soumyaranjanbarik3015]

Mujhe long video pasand nehi...per pata nehi kyun tumhari video dekh te hi jaa raha hoon..