Bajaj Qute | First Drive
The Bajaj Qute was showcased in 2012 and has been on sale since 2016. Yup, that's a fact. Not in India, though. It went on sale abroad as Bajaj locked horns with established car manufacturers over the legality of the Qute plying on Indian roads, simply because this type of a vehicle had no official classification in the market. Questions about crash worthiness were also posed and up until last year, the Qute was embroiled in bitter courtroom battles. In 2018, the road and transport ministry formally introduced the quadricycle class of vehicle in India, which means you and I can buy it and drive it on our streets. It's available for both commercial and personal use which only broadens its scope in the market. Interested? Want to know what a quadricycle is and what it is like to drive? We answer these questions.
Latest Videos
-
2024 Skoda Octavia facelift: First impression
-
Hyundai #BeTheBetterGuy 2024. Pause for Paws
-
Skoda 100K Dash
-
24 Hour Volkswagen Endurance Drive | Setting the bar high
-
Zoom Into 'Exter'Ordinary | OVERDRIVE
-
Unleashing the adventure | #Jimny Tales & Trails
-
Kia Seltos 2.0 Next Gen Badassery
-
KIA EV6 - One Look Isn't Enough
-
Hunting the King of fruits at Ratnagiri on a Skoda Slavia
-
Noise Level Check at 'Silent Zones'. Results are scary | OVERDRIVE x Hyundai #BeTheBetterGuy
-
Experience Drunk Driving without getting drunk. | OVERDRIVE x Hyundai #BeTheBetterGuy
-
Hyundai Ioniq 5 review - is an EV the best premium SUV in India?
-
Two Wheel Chill - The Mahindra Thar RWD
-
Treading the Path of Experiences on the Hyundai Tucson
-
Spreading Christmas cheer with the Skoda Kushaq and Slavia
