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Quadricycle Vehicle Category Approved by Indian Government

Quadricycle Vehicle Category Approved by Indian Government

The Indian Government have given the nod for the Quadricycle, a new small vehicle category to officially run on the Indian roads. Quadricycles are small four-wheeled personal vehicles which have been passed through a variety of emission tests and other tests under the guidance of Automotive Research Association of India - ARAI plus the Indian Government. The green signal given to the Quadricycles is finally allowing the Bajaj Autos to launch Qute, their very own ultra-low cost micro car in the Indian market after so many legal delays. The Quadricycle Qute is powered by 216cc rear-mounted single cylinder engine which is mated to a four-speed manual transmission. [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1920"]Quadricycle Vehicle Quadricycle Vehicle Category Approved by Indian Government[/caption] Bajaj Autos were officially rooting for the launch of the Quadricycle category in India like they have in other countries like Europe that focuses entirely on compact four-wheelers which are much safe and environment friendly. As of now, there is no confirmation regarding the GST rates applicable with this category of vehicles while the notifications regarding the vehicles its weight, emission and safety features have already been dropped by the Government. In order to guarantee passenger safety, the Quadricycle will have to go through several crash tests considering its kerb weight is only 475 kg. The Government has allowed the vehicle to be launched in two other electric and hybrid categories alongside the conventional fuel one. Bajaj Qute will also have to go through a series of highly strict emission tests for petrol, diesel and alternative fuels in order to check its worthiness over the road. [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1920"]Quadricycle Vehicle Bajaj all-set to launch the Qute car in India[/caption] “The final standards for the category have been issued. Any company that manufactures quadricycle can sell it in India. We have ensured that the safety standards for quadricycle are more stringent than the European standards,” is the Government statement we have officially gathered as of now.

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When will Bajaj launch the Qute Quadricycle in Ahmedabad?
2022-12-29 06:05:09 AM
Bajaj Qute is still facing a ban by the court as it is not considered safe as per it's size and engine power. Well, when it comes to safety, we feel very concerned about a 4 wheeler but no one ever saw that the same Qute can be driven in place of a 2 wheeler and would definitely be more safe than that only. The second reason that Qute is being mistreated that it has been launched in many countries around the world with stricter norms in driving than India. This again means that it has been wrongly banned. It will launch soon as the case is getting a positive response from the public in the last few months.
Who is the dealer of Bajaj Qute Quadricycle in Odisha? What is the contact number?
2022-12-29 05:57:36 AM
Bajaj has launched the Qute for 16 countries but its Indian launch has been postponed due to the case registered against Bajaj Autos regarding the safety of the vehicle in supreme court of India. The Qute was ready for production a long time ago and finally Bajaj launched it for export markets as the case would take long to settle in the Indian courts. The price for the same has been kept at INR 1,32,000($2000) for the other countries, pointing toward a lower tag if launched in the Indian market. It is powered by 217 cc engine producing 13 BHP and 19.6 NM of torque. The top speed has been rated at 70 kmph and it returns a company claimed mileage of 35 kmpl.

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