Bajaj Qute

Heavy traffic and congestion is quite a problem for many cities in India. Bengaluru is also one of the cities on the list. However, Uber has decided to solve the problem by teaming up with Bajaj Auto in an initiative to ease travel around the city, by inducing the Bajaj Qute Quadricycle in its fleet of taxis. The 4-passenger quadricycle will now be placed under a new XS category on Uber’s ride-hailing app, to provide a quicker and cheaper alternative Read More...

Bajaj Auto announced the launch of the Qute Quadricycle in the state of Maharashtra today. The launch of Qute comes in line with the acceptance of the ‘Quadricycle’ as a new category from the government of Maharashtra. It is built to provide a quick alternative to public transport. The Qute Quadricycle will be available in the following 6 colours: Eco Green, Neptune Blue, Golden Yellow, Arctic White, Bright Red and Jet Black, while the prices for the Qute start from Read More...

As reported earlier, the government has approved the use of Quadricycle on the Indian roads and the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has already issued a notification that reveals the standards for the quadricycles such as the weight, safety and emission norms. The approval of quadricycles has cleared the road for the Bajaj Qute and the vehicle, which was manufactured in the country for exports, may soon make its way to the Indian market. A test mule of Read More...

The government has finally approved a new class of vehicles that could soon begin to run on Indian roads, known as the Quadricycle. The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has issued a notification that reveals the standards for the quadricycles such as the weight, safety and emission norms. As per the set standards, the quadricycles will have to keep its kerb weight restricted to less than 475 kgs, pass the new crash and safety tests and clear emission Read More...

The Bajaj Qute, even though mired in controversy in India and still caged, has made quite an impact outside the country. As a part of its ongoing global strategy to export to as many as 19 countries across Asia, Africa, Latin America and Europe, Bajaj's star-crossed quadricycle has now set its sights on Russia. When launched in Russia as a passenger vehicle in the coming months, the Qute will become the country's most affordable car. To be introduced with a price tag of of about 300,000 Read More...

Bajaj Qute, the tiny little 4 seater quadricyle that started its life as the RE60 has been mired in controversy for some time now. Whether it’s a result of genuine activism driven by some groups’ concern for the safety of the vehicle’s occupants, or actions fuelled by rival companies is still a question that needs to be answered. What we know, however, is that the road for the RE60 has been a real bumpy one thus far, and by the Read More...

The Bajaj RE60 ‘Qute’ has been sitting in the pavilion for four long years, waiting for its turn for a debut on its home ground. The very first news of the Qute (then called the RE60) that we updated on our portal was from the year 2012. The news piece was about the ‘Quadricycle’ being spotted testing on Mumbai roads. The vehicle was unveiled in January of 2012, and since then an official launch is being anticipated, as it seems Read More...