Does the viral Bajaj Qute 'car' really cost R150 per month?

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It weighs 481kgs with a maximum speed of 70km per hour. Its carbon footprint is significantly less than that of big cars and it poses less threat to pedestrians and cyclists. Have a look at the specs below.

Dimensions

• Length: 2,752mm
• Width: 1,312mm
• Height: 1,652mm
• Wheel-base: 1,925mm
• Wheel track: 1,143mm
• Turning circle radius: 3.5m

The vehicle can transport four adults, including the driver and it has a luggage compartment capable of transporting goods weighing 20kgs in the bonnet and 40kgs on the roof if you install rails.

The Bajaj Qute has a 0.6 engine capacity and can do 36kms with just a litre of petrol. The car can carry four passengers at a time, including the driver.

The quadricycle is not sold at any car dealership but can be bought through an order and delivery system provided by Bajaj-South Africa.

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— Kgothatso Marwala (@kmarwala) April 15, 2021

Soon our roads will be like this... #Bajaj #bajajqute pic.twitter.com/CHcpM6XYxi

— Someone's Son (@BenzoDj) April 15, 2021

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— Vho Mantsha Friday (@Mantsha_Friday) April 16, 2021