Uber partners with Bajaj Auto to offer affordable commuting service in Bengaluru
Ride-hailing major Uber on Thursday said it has partnered with Bajaj Auto to launch Bajaj Qute on its new UberXS category to offer the affordable commuting option to travellers in Bengaluru


Representational image. PTI[/caption]The company is constantly working towards transforming the mobility landscape of cities with technology at the heart of Uber's solutions, Nandini Maheshwari, head (Business Development) at Uber India and South Asia said. "This partnership is an extension of Uber's commitment towards lowering transportation costs, enhancing asset utilisation and improving rider convenience," she added. The charges of UberXS will be between that of its UberGo and auto offering, depending on demand and other factors, Maheshwari said. The quadricycles provide a mileage of 43km/kg and makes urban commuting more environmentally friendly and affordable. "Bajaj Qute is the first quadricycle of India and will prove to be an ideal solution for the mobility challenges of congestion and pollution arising from rapid urbanisation. Its small size helps to park in congested areas," Bajaj Auto DGM Prashant Ahir said. Uber will operate the UberXS in Bengaluru for some time before it makes its way into other cities.

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