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Bajaj Chetak Electric Scooter: A Detailed Look At Variants & Pricing
The Bajaj Chetak, a well-known name in the scooter market, has made a strong comeback with its electric version This electric scooter has popularity due to its continuous evolution on customer feedback and market research., with four different available, potential buyers find it challenging to choose the right one. Here's a detailed look at the battery options, range, and pricing of each variant.
Bajaj Chetak Variants: Battery and Range
The Chetak lineup is divided into two main battery configurations: the 3001 and the 35 series. The 3001 variant features a 3.0kWh battery pack that offers a range of 127km. This model replaces the older 2903 variant. Charging times have improved as well; the new 3.0kWh unit reaches 0-80% state of charge (SOC) in just 3 hours and 50 minutes using a 750W charger.
The larger battery option is the 3.5kWh pack, available in three variants: 3501, 3502, and 3503. Both the 3501 and 3502 claim a range of up to 153km, while the 3503 offers slightly less at 151km. Despite having a larger battery, these models charge faster than the smaller pack due to a more powerful charger. The top-spec model, the 3501, charges fully in just three hours thanks to its onboard 950W charger.
When it comes to speed capabilities, there are some differences among these variants. The maximum speed for the 3503 is capped at 63kph, whereas both the 3501 and 3502 can reach speeds of up to 73kph. This makes them suitable for those looking for a bit more performance from their electric scooter.
| Bajaj Chetak Variants | Range |
| 3001 | 127km |
| 3501 | 153km |
| 3502 | 153km |
| 3503 | 151km |
Bajaj Chetak Features: Technology and Convenience
In terms of features, the base models—3001 and 3503—come equipped with essential functionalities like a negative LCD dash that supports mobile connectivity for call/message alerts and basic music control. They also include reverse mode, hill-hold assist, guide-me-home lights, and optional TecPac starting from Rs 4,000.
The higher-end models—3501 and 3502—offer more advanced features such as a TFT dash with app connectivity; the top model even includes touchscreen capability. These variants also come with overspeed alerts, vehicle immobilisation, music controls via TecPac, and are equipped with front disc brakes for better stopping power.
Bajaj Chetak Pricing: Affordable Options
Price-wise, the entry-level 3001 model is the most affordable at Rs 99,900. It sits between competitors like iQube's lower-end models and Ather's higher-end offerings. The price for the mid-range model—the 3503—is now Rs 1.02 lakh after a reduction from Rs 1.10 lakh.
The next step up is the 3502 variant priced at Rs 1.22 lakh; it competes directly with TVS iQube S and Ather's mid-range models. At the top end of Bajaj's lineup is the premium model—the Chetak 3501—priced at Rs 1.35 lakh which rivals high-end options like iQube ST.
| Bajaj Chetak Variants | Ex-Showroom Price |
| 3001 | Rs 0.99 Lakh |
| 3501 | Rs 1.02 Lakh |
| 3502 | Rs 1.22 Lakh |
| 3503 | Rs 1.35 Lakh |
All Bajaj Chetak variants feature an all-metal body—a unique offering in today's electric vehicle market where plastic bodies are common. This adds durability and gives them a classic appeal that many buyers appreciate.
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