The Euler Motors NEO HiCity is a fully-built electric passenger auto rickshaw (L5N high-speed passenger carrier) from Neo by Euler, built for shared routes and app-based rides in Indian cities. It seats a driver and three passengers (D+3) and is offered in two variants, MAXX and PLUS, with the PLUS priced from around Rs 4.30 lakh ex-showroom. With zero tailpipe emissions and eligibility for state EV incentives, it is aimed at auto drivers and small fleet operators who want lower running costs than a petrol, diesel or CNG rickshaw.
Range and charging
The NEO HiCity carries a 67V, 200 Ah lithium-ion battery with an energy capacity of 13.44 kWh, delivering an ICAT certified range of 237 km and around 170 km of real-world range on a full charge. The 3.3 kW onboard charger takes roughly 3 hours 25 minutes to charge from 10% to 80%, or about 3.5 hours to full, which suits overnight or depot charging. The IP67 sealed pack is designed for monsoon conditions, and the 7-year battery warranty protects the biggest ownership cost.
Performance and payload
An 11 kW PMSM motor with 72 Nm of torque drives the NEO HiCity up to 45 km/h in Range mode and 60 km/h in Thunder mode, with ECO and Thunder drive modes to balance range and pace. The 930 kg gross vehicle weight with a 640 kg kerb weight leaves about 290 kg for passengers and luggage, and the 22% gradeability handles flyovers and slopes. Hill hold, regenerative braking and a single-pedal hydraulic braking system with disc and drum brakes add safety and control in city traffic.
Who should buy it
The Euler Motors NEO HiCity suits passenger auto drivers running full daily shifts, shared-route operators and small fleets who want a high-range, low-maintenance electric three-wheeler with app-based tracking through the Shepherd connected system. Drivers with access to overnight charging will get the most from the certified 237 km range, while the 5-year vehicle warranty and Euler Prime doorstep service network reduce downtime.
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