Watch: Gujarat Man Installs Remote-Controlled Sunroof on Auto Rickshaw, Internet Amazed
Internet users are hailing Gujarat-based automobile modifier Mohammed Abrar for his innovative idea after he installed a high-tech adjustable sunroof on a traditional three-wheeler auto rickshaw. The viral video showcasing this creative modification has taken social media by storm, with many praising the ingenuity and practicality of the design.
In the clip, Abrar demonstrates his latest invention a fully functional, remote-controlled sunroof fitted to the iron-based frame of an auto rickshaw. The mechanism runs on electricity, with wires connected to the vehicle’s engine. With just a press of a button on a controller fixed near the driver’s seat, the sunroof glides back and forth smoothly and can even tilt at an angle, offering adjustable sunlight and ventilation for both the driver and passengers.
The modification came to life after an auto rickshaw arrived at Abrar’s workshop for a makeover. Instead of the regular polyester cover usually seen on rickshaws, Abrar added a sleek and sturdy sunroof a feature rarely imagined on local transport vehicles popular across India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal.
As the video went viral, social media users flooded the comments section with humorous and amazed reactions. '4 aane ki murgi 12 aane ka masala (the chicken’s worth 4 annas, the masala’s of 12),' joked one user, highlighting the contrast between the simple rickshaw and its luxurious new feature. Another curious viewer asked, 'Bike me lag jaega kya? (Can we install it on a bike?)' while a third simply commented, 'TECHNOLOGIA,' referencing a popular meme. Someone else quipped, 'America kya bol raha tha (what did America say?).'
Beyond the entertainment, Abrar’s creation also brings practical benefits the sunroof acts as a stronger and more durable alternative to traditional fabric roofs, offering better protection against rain and harsh weather. His unique design reflects how innovation can elevate even the most common forms of public transport.
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In the clip, Abrar demonstrates his latest invention a fully functional, remote-controlled sunroof fitted to the iron-based frame of an auto rickshaw. The mechanism runs on electricity, with wires connected to the vehicle’s engine. With just a press of a button on a controller fixed near the driver’s seat, the sunroof glides back and forth smoothly and can even tilt at an angle, offering adjustable sunlight and ventilation for both the driver and passengers.
The modification came to life after an auto rickshaw arrived at Abrar’s workshop for a makeover. Instead of the regular polyester cover usually seen on rickshaws, Abrar added a sleek and sturdy sunroof a feature rarely imagined on local transport vehicles popular across India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal.
As the video went viral, social media users flooded the comments section with humorous and amazed reactions. '4 aane ki murgi 12 aane ka masala (the chicken’s worth 4 annas, the masala’s of 12),' joked one user, highlighting the contrast between the simple rickshaw and its luxurious new feature. Another curious viewer asked, 'Bike me lag jaega kya? (Can we install it on a bike?)' while a third simply commented, 'TECHNOLOGIA,' referencing a popular meme. Someone else quipped, 'America kya bol raha tha (what did America say?).'
Beyond the entertainment, Abrar’s creation also brings practical benefits the sunroof acts as a stronger and more durable alternative to traditional fabric roofs, offering better protection against rain and harsh weather. His unique design reflects how innovation can elevate even the most common forms of public transport.
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