Bajaj Chetak

The 2024 Bajaj Chetak has been launched. It is available in three variants: 3501, 3502 and 3503 and prices start from Rs 1,20,000 (ex-showroom Bangalore). 

How much does the Bajaj Chetak cost?

The Bajaj Chetak is available in three variants: 3501, 3502 and 3503. The 3501 costs Rs 1,27,243 while the 3502 variant costs Rs 1,20,000 (both ex-showroom Bangalore). The price of the 3503 variant is not available yet. 

How many variants does the Bajaj Chetak have?

The Bajaj Chetak has three variants: 3501, 3502 and 3503. The variants differ in some of the hardware and features they get. The 3501 and 3502 variants have a front disc brake and a rear drum brake while the 3503 drum brakes at both ends. The 3501 variant has a touchscreen TFT instrument console with full-fledged map navigation, self-cancelling blinkers and sequential rear blinkers (with TecPac). The 3502 variant gets the same TFT console with touchscreen functionality while the self-cancelling blinkers are available with the TecPac option. The sequential rear blinkers are not available at all in the 3502 variant.  

How many colours does the Bajaj Chetak get?

The Bajaj Chetak’s 3501 variant is available in five colour options: Pista Green, Hazelnut, Indigo Metallic, Brooklyn Black and Matte Scarlett Red. The 3502 variant gets four colour options called Indigo Metallic, Brooklyn Black, Matte Charcoal Grey and Cyber White.

What is the range of the Bajaj Chetak?

All three variants have a 3.5kWh capacity battery pack and a claimed range of 153km. 

What is the charging time of the Bajaj Chetak?

The 3501 variant gets a 950W charger that can charge the scooter from 0-80% in 3 hours. The charger available with the 3502 variant charges the scooter from 0-80% in 3 hours and 25 minutes. 

What features does the Bajaj Chetak have?

The 3501 variant has a touchscreen TFT instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity. Standard features include a reverse mode, self-cancelling blinkers, auto hazard lights and the feature to accept and reject calls from the console. With the TecPac option, features like music control, hill hold, sequential rear blinkers, Guide Me Home lights and display themes can be unlocked. With the Annual Data pack, features like map-driven navigation, remote immobilization, overspeeding alert with a set top speed, notification alert, trip data and trip analytics, document storage, and geo-fencing can be unlocked. 

The 3502 variant gets the same TFT console without the touchscreen functionality. The self-cancelling blinkers can only be unlocked with the TecPac option. Features like sequential rear blinkers and document storage are not available in this variant at all. Instead of the map-driven navigation, this variant gets turn-by-turn navigation with the TecPac option. The rest of the features are similar to that of the 3501 variant. 

All the variants get an Eco riding mode while opting for the TecPac package unlocks the Sports riding mode. The scooter has a 35-litre underseat storage space.    

What are the rivals to the Bajaj Chetak?

The Bajaj Chetak 3501 rivals the likes of the Ather 450X, Ola S1 Pro and the TVS iQube ST. The Chetak 3502 rivals the Ather 450S, Ola S1 Air and the Tvs iQube S.