Bajaj Qute 2025: The ₹3.61 Lakh Quadricycle That Rules City Streets
Imagine darting through Mumbai’s crowded alleys, your tiny four-wheeler slipping past traffic jams, saving fuel like a boss. The *Bajaj Qute 2025*, launched in July 2025, is that game-changer, priced at 361000 ex-showroom. With a 216.6cc CNG engine, 43 km/kg mileage, and a 3.5m turning radius, it’s perfect for Delhi’s hustlers. I caught this online, and bhai, it’s like Bajaj built a desi mini-taxi for urban warriors! Here’s why the Qute’s rewriting city commuting.
Compact Design, Big Personality
The Qute’s boxy yet smart look—flat nose, sliding windows, and a roof carrier—fits like a glove in Chennai’s chaos. Colors like Vibrant Yellow and Urban Black pop, while R12 tyres and a 180mm ground clearance tackle potholes. At 2752mm long and 145 kg, it’s a breeze for Kolkata’s lanes. My friend in Surat says, “It’s so tiny—people at the samosa stall keep asking about it!”
Engine That Sips Fuel
The 216.6cc, single-cylinder, twin-spark engine delivers 10.83 hp (CNG) and 16.1 Nm, hitting 70 kmph. With 43 km/kg on CNG, it saves 12000-15000 yearly at 50 per kg versus 30 kmpl petrol cars. The 35-litre CNG tank (4 kg) gives a 150 km range, ideal for Pune’s short trips. A 5-speed manual keeps it zippy and fun.
Features That Make It Practical
A basic analog-digital cluster shows speed and fuel, with lockable glove boxes for essentials. Hydraulic drum brakes and ELR seatbelts ensure safety, while sliding windows and cushioned seats add comfort. A mobile charging port’s handy, though some miss AC. It’s a no-frills ride for Jaipur’s busy streets.
Built for Urban Hustle
With a 1925mm wheelbase and monocoque body, the Qute navigates Hyderabad’s traffic with ease. Maintenance is 3000-4000 yearly via Bajaj’s 4000+ service centers. It’s a win for small vendors or families needing a cheap, green ride.
Price That’s a No-Brainer
At 361000 ex-showroom, or 399000-450000 on-road, it’s a steal—EMIs from 6659 per month, 15000 down payment. Diwali 2025 might bring 2000 cashback. Against Maruti Alto K10 at 423000, the Qute’s CNG efficiency wins. Book it at Bajaj dealers or online, with deliveries in 5-7 days. Vibrant Yellow’s the vibe!
Ready to Zip Through Town?
Visit a Bajaj showroom for a spin—this Qute’s your budget-friendly city champ!
What’s the Word on the Bajaj Qute?
When did this mini-taxi launch?
July 2025, with sales from late July.
How’s the fuel savings?
43 km/kg on CNG, saving 12000-15000 yearly.
Fit for city traffic?
Totally—compact with a tight turning radius.
What features does it pack?
Analog-digital cluster, ELR seatbelts, glove boxes.
Where can I get one?
Bajaj dealers or online, with Urban Black in stock.
