Bajaj Chetak prices reduced, new Premium variant launched

    The Chetak Premium 2023 Edition is priced at Rs 1.51 lakh; gets three new colours.

    Published On Mar 02, 2023 03:10:00 PM

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    Bajaj Auto has launched the Chetak Premium 2023 Edition at Rs 1.51 lakh. On the other hand, Bajaj has dropped the price of the existing premium variant of the Chetak and it is now priced at Rs 1.21 lakh.

    1.Chetak Premium 2023 Edition features three new colours

    2. IDC range increased by 20 percent to 108km

    3. Chetak dealership network to be expanded

    Bajaj Chetak Premium 2023 Edition: details

    The new Premium Edition of the Chetak electric scooter features a new, full colour LCD display and a set of new colours – Matte Coarse Grey, Matte Caribbean Blue and Satin Black. Other product highlights are a two-tone seat, body-coloured rear view mirrors, a satin black grab rail and matching pillion footrest castings. The headlamp casing, blinkers and central trim elements are now in Charcoal Black. Barring these cosmetic tweaks, there are no updates to the battery or the motor. 

    Over 38,000 units sold since launch

    Since launch, the Bajaj Chetak is estimated to have sold a total of 38,771 units till end-January 2023. This is considerably lower than the 77,664 units of the TVS iQube e-scooter, which was also launched in January 2020.

    The Bajaj Chetak’s sales have, to some extent, been impacted by its lower 90km range on a single charge and also that it has a smaller network compared to its rivals. In an effort to address this, Bajaj Auto issued a circular last month stating that the Chetak’s claimed Indian Driving Conditions (IDC) range is set to increase by 20 percent to 108km. This enhanced riding range should help attract more buyers.

    Network expansion underway

    The Chetak EV is currently retailed in over 60 cities across India. Bajaj Auto now plans to make the e-scooter available in almost 100 stores across 85 cities by the end of March 2023. Over 40 of these stores are exclusive experience centres. 

    What do you think about the Chetak premium edition? Let us know in the comments.

     

    All prices, ex-showroom, Bengaluru

     

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