Marginal Difference

The 2022 Chetak has minimal changes. Is it enough?

Story: Joshua Varghese

THE CHETAK IN ITS EV avatar was launched a couple of years ago and it was without doubt the most elegant thing on two wheels to wear a green registration number-plate. That has not changed with the latest update because it continues to be the most beautiful electric scooter in India. That’s great news, but with this 2022 update not much has changed overall either. Localization is the biggest update in respect of this new scooter. Bajaj claim that more than 90 per cent of the Chetak is now produced indigenously, the battery and chips being the only exceptions. Furthermore, they announced that the thermal management has been improved and we did not face any heating issues during our test ride. The latest model gets a “2413” badge on the…

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BIKE India (Digital) - 1 Issue, October 2022

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