Bajaj Qute-based EV could be called QCar

TusharK · 28th October 2019, 14:08

Bajaj has registered the QCar name for its Qute-based electric vehicle (EV).

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New spy images of the electric version of the Qute have also surfaced online. The test car looks similar to the Qute but has the QCar badge at the rear. Note that it's a 'Left Hand Drive' version, which suggests that Bajaj will export it to international markets.

Bajaj Qute-based EV could be called QCar-bajajquteelectricqcarspiedtestlaunchprice1.jpg

The Bajaj Qute was launched earlier this year and is available in petrol and CNG variants. It uses a 216.6cc, single-cylinder engine that produces 13 BHP @ 5,500 rpm and 18.9 Nm of torque @ 4,000 rpm and comes paired with a 5-speed gearbox. Details of the electric variant are not yet known.

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Link to Team-BHP News

sri_tesla · 28th October 2019, 15:30

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Originally Posted by TusharK

Bajaj has registered the QCar name for its Qute-based electric vehicle (EV).

Instead of this silly form factor which does not appeal (IMHO) to neither personal nor fleet buyers, Bajaj should concentrate on capturing the Tata Magic (passenger transportation) and Tata Ace (small cargo) markets with EVs. They are already working on EV variant of their compact auto. In addition, they can easily expand to other major segments mentioned above.

padmrajravi · 29th October 2019, 09:37

It is not a silly form factor at this day and age. As traffic and car density increases, such form factors will find appeal among the urban commuters. A car in that form factor with all the safety features is all an urban commuter needed. I have always wanted a car similar to the one that Inspector Clouseau has in the pink panther movie. I think it was a smart fourtwo. QCar kind of looks like the earlier versions of Smart fourtwo.

But knowing Bajaj , I am sure the only safety equipment in their car will be the metal cage.

28th October 2019, 14:08	#1
TusharK Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Pune Posts: 6,272 Thanked: 55,858 Times	Bajaj Qute-based EV could be called QCar Bajaj has registered the QCar name for its Qute-based electric vehicle (EV). New spy images of the electric version of the Qute have also surfaced online. The test car looks similar to the Qute but has the QCar badge at the rear. Note that it's a 'Left Hand Drive' version, which suggests that Bajaj will export it to international markets. The Bajaj Qute was launched earlier this year and is available in petrol and CNG variants. It uses a 216.6cc, single-cylinder engine that produces 13 BHP @ 5,500 rpm and 18.9 Nm of torque @ 4,000 rpm and comes paired with a 5-speed gearbox. Details of the electric variant are not yet known. Source Link to Team-BHP News
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padmrajravi Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2019 Location: Kozhikode Posts: 1,229 Thanked: 5,517 Times	Re: Bajaj Qute-based EV could be called QCar It is not a silly form factor at this day and age. As traffic and car density increases, such form factors will find appeal among the urban commuters. A car in that form factor with all the safety features is all an urban commuter needed. I have always wanted a car similar to the one that Inspector Clouseau has in the pink panther movie. I think it was a smart fourtwo. QCar kind of looks like the earlier versions of Smart fourtwo. But knowing Bajaj , I am sure the only safety equipment in their car will be the metal cage. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by padmrajravi : 29th October 2019 at 09:39.
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