New Bajaj Chetak C25 Live Launch And Latest Updates: Price, Features, Range, Colours

The new Chetak 2501 is available in six colour options.

The Chetak C25 gets a colour LCD display that shows key information such as speed and remaining range. It also supports music display, with track controls integrated into the handlebar switchgear

The new C25 version of the Chetak comes with a 2.5 kWh battery pack. It promises an IDC range of 113 Km on one charge.

The Chetak takes 3.5 hours to charge up fully from 0 to 100 per cent state-of-charge. It also comes with a TecPac option, which gives it the capacity to play your favourite tunes.

The wheelbase of the Bajaj Chetak is 1,225mm, and the ground clearance measures 170mm. It is capable of reaching a top speed of up to 55 km/h.

The seat height of the Bajaj Chetak C25 measures in at 763 mm. The electric scooter weighs in at 107 kg. This is about 22 kg lighter than the current Chetak. There are two riding modes offered on the currently available Chetak 2501: Eco and Sports.

The all-new Bajaj Chetak C25 is being offered with a 3-year or 50000 km (whichever is earlier) warranty. The expected servicing cost will not exceed ₹400, claims Bajaj. The first service interval is at 1000 km, and then every 5000 kms.

The Chetak C25 series will be offered in multiple colour options, including Ocean Teal, Misty Yellow, Racing Red, Active Black, Opalescent Silver and Classic White.

The bookings for the Chetak C25 have been opened, and the dealer dispatch has also begun, inform Bajaj officials. Interested buyers may either book the scooter online or at their nearest dealership for a token amount of ₹2,000.

The Chetak C25 is retaining its solid metal body construction, while competition has chosen to go lightweight. Bajaj is in support of a more durable construction. The electric scooter gets an IP-67 certification.

The battery offered on the Chetak 2501 is rated at 2.5 kWh. The scooter is offered with a set of disc brakes at the front while the rear gets drum brakes. A reverse mode has also been added for added convenience.

The all-new Bajaj Chetak C25 has been priced starting at ₹91,399 (ex-showroom, Bengaluru). This pricing is lower than the previous entry-level 3001.

The claimed range of the new Chetak C25 is approximately 113 kms. The scooter gets an underseat storage space of 25 litres.

The new generation of the Chetak has been christened as the Chetak C25. It gets new artistic graphics at the rear section, and the overall design aesthetic remains neo-classical.

The new Chetak has been unveiled in the audiovisual presentation. The new version carries a smoother look with a more mature design. Charging from 0 to 80 per cent will take 2 hours and 25 minutes according to claims.

Bajaj says that 40 per cent of Chetak buyers are under the age of 35. This shows how popular the Chetak is among young buyers.

World-class training centres are used to train the technicians who work on servicing a Chetak electric scooter. Bajaj is tagging the new Chetak as ‘life-proof’, pointing to its reliability.

The Chetak has sold in big numbers. Bajaj announces that over 6 lakh people have bought the electric scooter. The brand grew to 500+ cities and currently has 4200+ touchpoints.

The wait is over, the launch event for the new-gen Bajaj Chetak has commenced. All eyes await the new-gen Chetak. The event is being held at the same location where the first Chetak was conceived in the 1970s.

Electric scooters are becoming everyday essentials for urban travel in India, not just eco-friendly choices. Range confidence, supportive service networks and pricing will play a big role in how well the Gen 2 Chetak is received.

Just a little more wait before we witness the launch of the updated e-scooter. But for now, it is under wraps at the launch venue. The event is slated to begin in the next few minutes. Stay tuned.

Reporting live from the event, you will get the latest and quickest updates about the new-gen Bajaj Chetak right here. Everything from claimed range to charging times to motor power and feature highlights. These numbers could make or break the market success of this refreshed EV scooter.

While today’s announcement is focused on Chetak, it’s worth keeping an eye out for competition as sub- ₹1 lakh scooters are attracting attention. The new launches from other makers lined up for later this year could also shift buyer preferences further. Bajaj has got to be spot on with the Chetak today.

Higher trims of the current Chetak already feature a TFT touchscreen with smartphone connectivity and navigation. Any upgrades here (larger screens, better UI, additional connected features) could be a focal point at the reveal.

Few minutes away from the launch, the refreshed Chetak, especially if it includes an affordable variant, may attract expectant buyers with price sensitivity and improved value.