The Auto Episode - June 2022 - Nostalgia 13
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The Bajaj Qute will not make you gasp for air. The design, like the vehicle's overall appearance, is utilitarian. Bajaj has created a metal monocoque chassis with plastic functional parts such as the doors, bonnet, and boot. The default black fibre-plastic bumpers are not only functional, but they also look good. The front end lacks a grille, and the bonnet is basically a storage cavity, although the Qute does get a pair of headlamps that are adequate for city driving. The Spartan theme extends on the inside as well; the Bajaj Qute seats four people but is best suited to two average-sized adults. Without rubber mats, there is no material matting on the floor, which means you are exposed to a lot of engine noise.
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