Bajaj Chetak News

Expected to be positioned as a more affordable derivative of the iconic Bajaj scooter, the newest member of the Chetak family will be targeted at the TVS Orbiter and Vida VX2.

A test mule of what appears to be the new-generation Bajaj Chetak has been spotted testing.

Owing to a shortage of rare earth magnets sourced from China, production of the Chetak had reportedly dropped to just under 11,000 units in July, resulting in lower-than-usual sales in August.

Positioned as the new entry-level model in the Chetak family, the 3001 effectively replaces the Chetak 2903.

This update is set to bring the 29 series in line with the Chetak 35, from a mechanical standpoint.

Equipped with the same 3.5 kWh battery as the rest of the 35 lineup, the Chetak 3503 benefits from a larger underseat storage compartment, but misses out on a handful of features.

There will be three new variants on offer, the 3501, 3502 and 3503

The Chetak 35 Series gets a revised frame, larger battery, longer range and more tech on board.

The new Chetak is expected to feature an upgraded battery, cosmetic tweaks, and a simplified variant lineup

Bajaj is all set to launch a new iteration of its Chetak electric scooter tomorrow; here is what to expect from its launch.

The company said it is investigating the December 5 incident of the Chetak emitting smoke with initial findings suggesting that there was no fire or thermal runaway.

Recently launched at a price tag of Rs 1.15 lakh, the scooter can now be had for as low as Rs 1 lakh (ex-showroom)

At this price, the Chetak Blue 3202 undercuts the Urbane variant by Rs 8,000.

The new battery cells will be more energy-dense and efficient, according to the report

The special edition of the Chetak is based on the top-spec ‘Premium’ variant of the electric scooter and gets a few add-ons.

The Chetak electric scooter, which is now available in a total of three variants, will soon adopt a new naming nomenclature to make it easier for buyers to understand their positioning.

The Chetak 2901 Blue Line will be available in a total of five colours; has a certified range of up to 123 kilometres.

The Chetak Premium is available in two versions: the standard and the feature-rich TecPac.

The updated Chetak Premium costs around Rs 20,000 more than the recently introduced Chetak Urbane.

The top variant of the updated Chetak electric scooter, which will be launched on January 5, has the TVS iQube S in its crosshairs.

New variant of the Chetak scooter gets some changes as compared to the Premium variant currently on sale.

Special festive pricing is applicable in the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.

New variant with a hub-mounted motor could help target more price-conscious buyers.

The price drop for Bajaj’s electric scooter, however, is said to be valid only for a ‘limited time’.

At present, the Bajaj Chetak is available in the ‘Premium’ variant, but now qualifies for a substantially lower incentive under the FAME-II scheme.

The Chetak will serve as a platform for Bajaj to branch out its future electric offerings to meet different user needs, as per Bajaj Auto Executive Director Rakesh Sharma.

The updated version gets a few cosmetic changes along with three new colour options.

KTM is set to sell the Bajaj Chetak e-scooter in Europe from the first quarter of 2024.

Prospective customers can book the Bajaj Chetak e-scooter on the company's website with the model priced at Rs. 1.45 lakh (ex-showroom) for the Premium variant.

The Bajaj Chetak electric scooter joins Kiran Rao's garage in a custom Topaz Blue colour scheme.