Singham Comfort

The Singham Comfort is powered by a 1 hp brushless DC motor with a 48V battery system, designed for urban commuting. While it offers smooth and noise-free operation, the limited power output affects acceleration and load-bearing capabilities. It performs well on flat roads but may struggle on inclines or under heavy loads. The battery takes around 4-5 hours to fully charge, which could impact operational efficiency.

Designed to accommodate a driver and up to four passengers, the Singham Comfort maintains stability and efficiency for short-distance urban transport. However, due to its low engine power, performance may decline when fully loaded, especially in challenging terrains.

The vehicle features a telescopic hydraulic front suspension and leaf spring rear suspension, providing adequate shock absorption for city roads. It is equipped with drum brakes, which offer reliable stopping power, though not as advanced as disc brakes in modern vehicles.

The Singham Comfort has a compact and durable design with a length of 2606 mm, making it easy to maneuver in congested areas. The interior is basic, featuring standard seating for passengers and a functional driver’s area without luxury features. The overall build focuses on practicality rather than comfort.