Had felt it the last 4-5 times Finally did an A/B and took an Uber instead. Felt absolutely fine. Thought I’d share if it helps anyone
It is the AC inside the cab. Mostly dry. Unlikely to be due to acceleration in Indian cities. FWIW, I never experienced it in Shoffr. Only in BluSmart. Whenever I opened the windows, it helped a bit within a few minutes. Having any minor discomfort in the gut gets accentuated while in these cars for long - especially BluSmart
Try a/b with AC on/off and windows rolled up/down for accurate results
Yesss! God I thought I was the problem
Thank you so much for sharing this 😭
Did you feel that? Most of the electric fleet in india is Tata Tigor/Tiago and to me they felt like just like normal petrol cars. Even the acceleration didn't feel much when I was traveling in them. And the few times I traveled in BYDs the ride felt smooth, no nausea.
what mode of transportation do you guys use?
Honestly, I have never used a BluSmart. But my friends who have used it just don't stop going gaga over it.
Do you guys think BluSmart will make it big and disrupt premium rides segment or will Uber eventually win here as well(as it did...
Folks in Bangalore, what is the budget friendly method to commute to airport?? Have an early morning flight to catch..
Any option other than airport bus?
I like their reliability and safety but they have got just too expensive now
Any other options? Ola Uber are last options really
Imagine how bad the current ride hailing experience have to be that Shoffr had to literally mention - "Our chauffeurs are friendly, don’t talk on the phone, and are incentivised on good behaviour"
Anyone in BLR who have used Shoffr? Ap...