Bajaj Chetak New Model Set to Launch in Early 2026
Bajaj has solidified its presence in India's electric two-wheeler market with the Chetak, its sole model, amidst competition from various automakers. The company plans to launch a new Chetak version in early 2026, building on its recent success as the best-selling electric scooter in October 2025. Currently, the Chetak is available in Series 30 and Series 35, featuring modern designs and competitive performance metrics. The emotional legacy of the Chetak resonates deeply with Indian consumers, enhancing its market appeal.
Bajaj Chetak New Model Set to Launch in Early 2026
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The 2025 Bajaj Chetak is expected to introduce several enhancements, including more under-seat storage space, a larger battery, and improved range. It will feature a touchscreen TFT screen with integrated navigation, music control, and various smart functionalities. The updated chassis design will make the scooter lighter while retaining its stylish appearance. Additionally, optional TecPac features such as Sport mode and geofencing will be available across all variants.
Bajaj Auto has significantly expanded the Chetak's market presence by increasing its dealership network to about 2,000 sales outlets across India, particularly targeting Tier 2 towns. This expansion has led to increased bookings, with over 20,000 recorded in July 2024, demonstrating a growing acceptance of electric scooters in the market.
The Bajaj Chetak 2901 features a 3.0 kWh lithium-ion battery pack that offers a range of 123 kilometers on a single charge. It comes with a digital console, alloy wheels, and Bluetooth connectivity. Additionally, it is priced at Rs 95,998, making it an accessible option for consumers transitioning from petrol scooters to electric alternatives.
The Bajaj Chetak 3201 Special Edition is notable for its premium features, including quilted seats and tone-on-tone decals. It boasts an ARAI certified range of 136 km and is IP67 rated for water resistance. The scooter also includes Bluetooth connectivity and a digital instrument cluster, enhancing the overall riding experience.
Bajaj faced supply constraints due to global rare earth magnet shortages, which affected the production of the Chetak. However, they managed to secure sufficient supplies of rare earth magnets and other essential materials, allowing them to resume deliveries and scale up production to meet the rising demand for the scooter, especially ahead of the festive season.
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