The Bajaj Chetak has been reinvented into a modern electric scooter with premium build quality and immense practicality. Unlike many EV brands, who chase aggressive specs, Chetak has leaned heavily into reliability, durability, and a refined riding experience.
One of the biggest highlights of the Chetak lineup is its metal body construction, something that has become increasingly rare in the Indian electric scooter segment. Bajaj has three scooter ranges under the Chetak badge: The C25 series, the C30 Series and the C35 series. Each of these scooter ranges is named after the battery packs they come with; for example, C25 has a 2.5 kWh battery pack. Backed by Bajaj’s widespread service network, the Chetak has become one of India’s most trusted electric scooters, and racks in decent sales numbers.
Bajaj Chetak electric scooter prices start at Rs 91,504 for the C2501 and go up to Rs 1,39,305 for the top-spec C3501. Do note that the TecPac is optional and costs over and above this price.
The Bajaj Chetak lineup includes five scooters in India: C2501, 3001, 3503, 3502, and 3501. With each of them having different feature sets for different buyers.
The Bajaj Chetak C2501 is the most affordable model in the Chetak range, priced from around Rs 91,504 (ex-showroom).
The Bajaj Chetak is popular for its beautiful retro styling, metal body, plush ride quality, and Bajaj’s widespread service network, which comes in handy when in tricky situations.
Depending on the variant and riding conditions, the real-world range of Bajaj Chetak is between 80 km and 127 km on a single charge.
