Anand Mahindra shares clip of unique vehicle where one can eat and travel. Watch
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Anand Mahindra shared a unique video of a table on wheels. People can be seen sitting around the table and eating as well.
Industrialist Anand Mahindra’s Twitter profile is a gold mine of quirky yet innovative stuff that can easily make one’s jaw drop. Mahindra makes sure to gift something new to his 9.4 million followers, be it a motivational quote or an interesting video from his Whatsapp wonderbox. This time, the Chairman of the Mahindra group made sure to wow netizens with a unique vehicle.
Shared on Twitter, the video shows a mobile dining table attached to wheels. Some people can be seen sitting around the table on chairs attached to it. Complete with wheels, the table rolls towards a gas station where a man can be seen putting fuel in it. If you’re a foodie, then this video will surely leave you amazed. Don’t miss Mahindra’s interesting caption.
“I guess this is e-mobility. Where ‘e’ stands for eat,” he wrote.
Take a look:
I guess this is e-mobility. Where ‘e’ stands for eat pic.twitter.com/h0HKmeJ3AI
The video has gone crazy viral with over 2.3 million views and tons of reactions. From asking Mahindra to manufacture a table like this, to sharing interesting comments, netizens had a lot to say about the video.
If the dining table can move so can the Sofa..Courtesy: Engineering Around the world. pic.twitter.com/7FzTUQdrM6
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