Can we take Kwid for hill stations tours? Do Kwid has a power to run no hill roads with 5 people in it?

Q. Can we take Kwid for hill stations tours? Do Kwid has a power to run no hill roads with 5 people in it?
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Abhishek | 3 years ago

I have 2020 climber opt and I have no problems in hills...ofcourse I have a manual transmission....it is smooth and reliable in slopes....it depends on driving experience...only problem is engine noise...no vibration no harshness but yes engine noise...at more inclined slope some times you have to take the rpm all they way to 4000 for pick up...but thats ok

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Krishnamoorthy | 3 years ago

Not good for hilly areas. Recently I took it to Ooty from coimbatore with 3 adults including me driving. It was struggling to climb steep hills. Particularly when there is a need to come to halt and then start, you will be lucky not to hit the car at the back

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Siva | 4 years ago

Very worst for hill station don’t go with kwid . When you stop on slope car again if you want move Car will come to back side ( may be hit other car)then you have 2 give 100 % accelerator while you can smell oil burn .

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Satish | 3 years ago

Yes, It is safe to drive in Tirumala ghats with 2 adults and 2 kids. I am using 800cc model and travelled lot in ghat areas.

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Kaushal | 5 years ago

Not so safe, good for 4light weight people. . Specially in hill station or high elevation.

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PANKAJ | 1 month ago

I drive kwid 800 cc almost 100000 km in hills of uttrakhand some time with 4-5 adult also and never feel power leg Proper gear changes are required .

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Robert | 5 years ago

Iy you use your gears properly you will not have a problem

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SURAJPATEL | 5 years ago

No, it has no power to climb steep gradient

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Sathya | 3 years ago

Yes

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Mohtasham | 3 years ago

A big NO...from personal experience. you can try at your own risk

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Manarcad | 1 year ago

@ Kaushal | Not so safe, good for 4light weight people. . Specially in hill station or high elevation.

Of course.

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Indranil | 2 years ago

Big NO

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