Bajaj Qute Review 

Now they manufacture it in SA too.

The sequential shifting can be a pain, but the space is shocking. Did I mention the jaw dropping turning radius?

The driving could fun/ frustrating, depending on where you drive the car. Speed is limited to 60km per hour and that makes the car very slow on the road, especially going up a hill. The car is also not safe to drive on wet road as the small tires get slippery and could lend you in an accident. As for space, the car can fit 4 adults including the driver. You also enjoy some hidden storage under the driver and passenger seat. However, the front boot is extremely small.

Thanks so much

@@Manishas-h4x where are you based?

Hi brother, It’s literally a closed quad bike. Not enough space or comfort to sleep in. The seats are NOT adjustable either. The air vents on the doors will also make it difficult to keep warm when sleeping

Hi, I did not purchase the vehicle myself, I was just fortunate to drive it for about a month as a local taxi. Depending on which country you’re in, you can search for BAJAJ QUTE and see if there’s a dealership nearby.

The vehicle doesn’t have A/C but permanent air vents on the doors

@@sangit0796 the Bajaj is a quad bike and is not meant to drive on any highway 🛣️. I assume the engine was limited from that perspective

I think INDIA

Hi, This is in South Africa. The car is manufactured in India

Indian

Bajaj Indian