Tomorrow Is The Launch Of Bajaj Chetak Premium; See The New Features Here

Tomorrow marks the official launch of the upgraded Chetak Premium in the Indian market by top two-wheeler manufacturer Bajaj.

The redesigned electric scooter will have sleek and sophisticated features to appeal to a wide target market and enhance the e-scooter riding experience.

The Chetak range now consists of two scooters: the Urbane and the Premium model. However, the two scooters are quite similar to one another. It is anticipated that Bajaj would increase the disparity between the two variants with the enhanced Chetak Premium.

The revamped Chetak Premium will be a more costly and feature-rich choice, while the Chetak Urbane will continue to be a more basic and reasonably priced option.

The legendary two-wheeler brand announced the new Chetak Premium’s release date on social media. The business said via a post that the beast on wheels would debut on January 5 at 1:00 PM. In an update, the business said, “We are about to embark on an exciting new chapter in our journey.”

Additionally, scooter aficionados have been tempted by the official Chetak account with teaser photographs that showcase several aspects of the redesigned scooter, including a clear look of the new Bluetooth-enabled TFT dash that gives the user access to all relevant information.

Regarding the other noteworthy features, the Chetak Premium will include turn-by-turn navigation, which will assist users at every bend to make riding more convenient. Aside from this, it will still have some fashionable features like a clever single-sided front suspension, a speed limit sensor, a remote lock/unlock system for monitoring tire pressure, a sleek, rounded appearance, and fashionable alloy wheels, to name a few.

Regarding storage capacity, rumour has it that the under-seat compartment can now hold up to 21 liters of cargo. Chetak Premium currently only provides up to 18 liters of storage.

There are rumors that the business intends to add a bigger battery pack to the Premium model, giving buyers more range. A powerful 3.2 kWh battery pack, with a stated range of 108 km, will replace the 2.88 kWh one in the Chetak Premium. The next model, on the other hand, will serve those who want a longer range and may provide the 127 kilometers that IDC has promised.

It will take 4 hours and 30 minutes for customers to fully charge the car.