Bajaj Qute 2026 in Egypt: Installment Details via Nasser Social Bank
GB Ghabbour Auto has announced a financing program for the Bajaj Qute 2026 in partnership with Nasser Social Bank. The vehicle is available at EGP 224,900 with a down payment starting from 15% and installments up to 36 months. It offers a range of up to 550 kilometers using petrol and natural gas, and seats four passengers. The traffic license is issued only as a taxi.
GB Ghabbour Auto has unveiled the details of a purchase financing program for the Bajaj Qute four-wheeler, in partnership with Nasser Social Bank. The 2026 model is now available at an official price of EGP 224,900, with the option to pay in installments over a period of up to 36 months.
Bajaj Qute Pricing and Installment Terms
The down payment starts at just 15% of the total price. The annual interest rate is fixed at 13%, plus a 1% administrative fee. The bank imposes a sale prohibition clause on the vehicle until all installments are fully paid. This initiative aims to ease the financial burden on Egyptian families seeking an economical and reliable mode of transport.
A company official stated that the vehicle is intended for personal and family use. But the traffic license is issued only as a taxi vehicle, a key consideration for potential buyers. The company aims to make vehicle ownership more accessible to a broader customer base through this offer.
Bajaj Qute Specifications and Engine
The Bajaj Qute is a small multi-purpose vehicle, specifically designed for city driving and narrow areas. It accommodates four passengers and boasts low fuel consumption. The vehicle can cover up to 550 kilometers without refueling, achieving 250 kilometers on petrol and an additional 300 kilometers on natural gas.
The vehicle is powered by a four-stroke, twin-ignition engine with a capacity of 217 cc. This engine produces an equivalent power of 13 horsepower, with a top speed of 70 kilometers per hour. This speed profile suits its intended use in urban environments and internal routes, where efficiency and fuel economy are the top priorities.
This announcement comes at a time when the Egyptian market shows growing interest in light and economical transport vehicles. The Bajaj Qute represents a practical option for families seeking a low-operating-cost vehicle, especially with the natural gas option that significantly reduces fuel expenses. The flexible installment system through Nasser Social Bank further enhances its accessibility to a larger segment of citizens.
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