Bengaluru Auto Driver’s Self-Review of His Vehicle Sparks Laughter Across the Internet

This distinctive review created a “Peak Bengaluru” moment, taking many by surprise.

Lately, Bengaluru, renowned as the start-up capital of India, has been a focal point for numerous internet memes showcasing occurrences that seem uniquely characteristic of the city. The online sphere is inundated with instances of “peak Bengaluru” moments, a term linked to attention-grabbing incidents unfolding in the IT hub of India. In a parallel occurrence, an auto driver in Bengaluru publicly shared a review of his vehicle. This action by the individual sparked a multitude of reactions from internet users.

The post, shared by user Ashish Krupakar on X (formerly Twitter), featured an auto stationed in what appeared to be the notorious Bengaluru traffic. Emblazoned on the vehicle’s exterior was the unequivocal statement, “Worst vehicle don’t buy.” This distinctive review created a “Peak Bengaluru” moment, surprising many.

Since its posting, the content has garnered more than 44,000 views and received nine hundred likes.

One user commented, “It gets better in Kannada… he’s written ‘ಕಚರ ಗಾಡಿ ಹೇಗಿದೆ, ಮಾತ್ ಖರೀದೋ’ (How’s the junk vehicle, don’t buy).”

Community service,” chimed in another user.

A third commenter said, “Peak Bengaluru.”

Sharing a personal experience, a person added, “Spoke to an auto driver regarding his electric auto, and he was absolutely annoyed with it. He shared that he had to forgo most of his rides because he was limited by his battery capacity and the regularity of charging required.”

Meanwhile, this incident contributes to the array of distinctive encounters people have experienced in Bengaluru. Approximately a month ago, another individual shared her “Peak Bengaluru” moment. Posting on X, she recounted her experience with an auto driver who presented her with an ultimatum regarding waiting time.

Evidently, the woman had booked the ride via Uber but couldn’t reach the pick-up location promptly. The auto driver attempted to communicate with her through the application’s messaging service, stating, “I’ve arrived.” After receiving no response, he followed up with another message, “I’ve arrived.” When the customer remained unresponsive, the driver concluded with a firm, “Time is over.”

This amusing incident sparked a flood of humorous reactions on the internet.