• English
    • Login / Register

    Bajaj RE60 to be a passenger car or for commercial use?

    Renault-Nissan's deal with Bajaj Auto didn't fall apart as yet says the Managing Director of Bajaj Auto, Anand Bajaj. At the 2012 Auto Expo in India, Bajaj Auto displayed their break-through in developing what was supposed to be a car emerging out with an extremely low-cost Bajaj RE60 instead. The four-wheeler weighing mere 400kg in weight and an exemplary mileage of 35 kmpl, the Indian commerical vehicle manufacturer has shown what a domestic auto manufacturer could do to make a smashing comeback.

    Vidyadhar
    Vidyadhar
    Published On Jan 25, 2012 19:14 IST
    info icon
    Published OnJan 25, 2012 18:47 IST
    Last Updated OnJan 25, 2012 19:14 IST
    4.3K Views
    • Write a comment

      See More Bajaj RE60 Pictures                                             Read More on Bajaj RE60

    Bajaj Auto has been under trmemdous pressure ever since 2007 when the deal was formed between the trio of auto manufacturers where the former was given the responsibility to develop an ultra low cost car and the latter would take care of the marketing part though with strings attached. Renault India's chief Mark Nassif was straight to the point saying that the locally developed car will have to meet the high standards of the global car manufacturers in order to keep the partnership intact. Now that Bajaj Auto is all set with the compact Bajaj RE60 in hand, the auto major doesn't seem to be too interested in impressing its two clients maintaining its stance as a commercial vehilce manufacturer all the while.

      See More Bajaj RE60 Pictures                                             Read More on Bajaj RE60

    Bajaj Auto even refuses to call the RE60 a car though the three-four seater has immense capacity to put the biggest players in the segment to shame sporting the 200cc engine meant to be offered in petrol/CNG and LPG options with a highly compettitive Bajaj RE60 price around Rs 1.8 lakh. The battle between the trio is now heated up and would be interesting to see how the situation unfolds which will surely depend on both the parites involved. It Renault-Nissan gives the green-signal then would the new Bajaj car be pitted against Tata Nano and likes in the domestic car market or Bajaj would like continue to attach itself with the commercial manufacturer tag.

    Read More on : Bajaj RE60 review

    Was this article helpful ?

    Vidyadhar
    <p>Vidyadhar takes charge of the quality and consistency of the content produced by CarDekho correspondents. With over 5 years of involvement in content &amp; social media marketing, he believes that the www is an ever evolving phenomenon. Considering the ways the web algorithms are evolving, foreseeing the threats and opportunities and managing online business accordingly is going to play a crucial role. He comes from a highly valued content development background, where, during the first phase of his corporate career, he served Westpac, an Australian bank. Later, he came into the context of technical writing where he managed teams that dealt in producing maintenance guides meant for software applications. This part of his career bestowed upon him an outlying vision to see things from end-user perspective. He bagged a masters degree in English and is pursuing MBA in Digital Marketing at the moment.&nbsp;</p>Read more

    Write your Comment on Bajaj Qute

    Similar cars to compare & consider

    Trending Hatchback Cars

    • Upcoming
    • Popular
    *Ex-showroom price in New Delhi
    ×
    We need your city to customize your experience