Auto Rickshaw

An auto rickshaw is a compact,motorized three-wheeled vehicle widely used for public and private transportation across Asia,Africa,the Middle East,and Latin America.Also known as a tuk-tuk,three-wheeler,or mototaxi,it has become a symbol of urban short‑distance travel.

Most auto rickshaws are powered by gasoline or diesel engines,while newer models run on electricity for lower emissions and cost.They feature motorcycle-style handlebars,a lightweight frame,and a semi-open cabin.Typically,they carry one driver and three to four passengers.

Due to their small size,auto rickshaws are highly maneuverable in narrow streets and heavy traffic,making them ideal for last-mile connectivity,daily commuting,local delivery,and tourist rides.They are affordable to operate and maintain,providing economical mobility for millions of people in both cities and rural areas.