The Bajaj Qute is powered by a 216 cc single-cylinder engine, which produces a maximum power of 10.83 bhp at 5500 rpm and a maximum torque of 16.1 Nm at 4000 rpm when running on CNG. For the petrol version, it generates 13.1 PS of power and 18.9 Nm of torque[5).

The Bajaj Qute has a seating capacity of 4 people. The interior, while functional, is quite basic and lacks several comfort features. It does not come with power steering, power windows, air conditioning, or airbags. However, it includes some essential amenities like a USB and FM player with two speakers, a 12V accessory socket, and air directional vents around the windows for ventilation. The boot space is limited at 20 litres, and the vehicle has a manual transmission and manual steering. Overall, the Qute is designed for practicality and fuel efficiency rather than luxury or extensive comfort features.

The Bajaj Qute is not considered a safe vehicle based on its crash test ratings. It received a 1-star rating from Euro NCAP, indicating serious risks of life-threatening injuries in the event of a crash. The vehicle is equipped with minimal safety features, including a single airbag, and it lacks essential safety equipment such as ISOFIX child-seat mounts and Electronic Brake-force Distribution . However, it does come with Anti-lock Braking System . Despite Bajaj's claims of safety, global safety agencies have criticized the vehicle's poor performance in crash tests, highlighting its inherent safety risks.

The Bajaj Qute offers varying fuel efficiencies based on the fuel type. The Manual Petrol engine achieves a mileage of 37 KM/L, while the Manual Petrol+CNG engine achieves a mileage of 43 KM/L. With an 8-liter fuel tank, the petrol version can travel approximately 296 kilometers on a full tank , and the Petrol+CNG version can travel around 344 kilometers [4).

No. Currently there is no automatic variant available on Bajaj Qute (RE60).