In a significant move towards redefining electric mobility, Bajaj Auto is gearing up to unveil an enhanced version of its popular Chetak electric scooter in India. Anticipated to surpass its predecessor in terms of features and innovation, the new Chetak is poised to become the preferred choice, especially among the older demographic.
Advanced Features and Enhanced Range
The upcoming Chetak electric scooter is expected to elevate the electric riding experience. Equipped with a larger battery pack, the Premium trim boasts a robust 3.2kWh battery, providing an impressive ARAI-certified range of 126 km. This enhancement positions the scooter as a reliable and efficient choice for daily commutes.
Furthermore, the scooter will showcase a revamped user interface with a new TFT color display. This innovative addition not only enhances the scooter’s aesthetic appeal but also introduces smartphone connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation features, aligning with modern riders’ expectations.
Urban Variant: A Worthy Successor
According to media reports, the new Chetak Urban variant is poised to replace the existing premium trim. Sporting a 2.9kWh battery pack, this variant promises a commendable range of 113 km on a single charge. Alongside its extended range, the urban variant is set to offer a slightly higher top speed, presenting an enticing upgrade for electric scooter enthusiasts.
Despite the technological advancements, the dimensions of the Chetak, including its length, width, height, and wheelbase, will remain consistent. However, the premium variant is expected to shed around 3 kg in weight, enhancing its maneuverability.
Price and Availability Anticipation
While the official price for the upgraded Chetak electric scooter is yet to be disclosed, reports suggest that the unveiling is imminent. The eagerly awaited scooter is expected to hit the market in the near future, creating anticipation and excitement among potential buyers eager to explore the cutting-edge features and enhanced performance of the revamped Chetak.
