2024 Bajaj chetak electric scooter review 😯 / बजाज ची इलेक्ट्रिक स्कूटी एक नंबर 👌😁😁

The Bajaj Chetak has been a household name for scooters for decades and after being discontinued in the early 2000s, it finally made a comeback in its electric form in 2020. A little over three years later, the Chetak electric scooter has received another update. Has it made a significant difference and is it now worth considering in the herd of electric scooters in the market? We took the 2024 Chetak for a short spin to find out.
Sticking to the design it first came with, the Bajaj Chetak electric scooter looks the same for 2024- and we aren’t complaining. Deriving inspiration from the original, the Chetak has old-school charm mixed with modernity. So it gets curvy panels, a somewhat circular LED headlamp and sleek tail lamps with sequential turn indicators. All of it comes together well to offer a unique styling, setting it apart from the crowd.
However, Bajaj could have added new colours to the palette for 2024 to add more allure. That said, the other snag in its visual appeal is the inconsistencies in panel fitment. While the build quality of the entire scooter is good and feels robust, the panel gaps here and there could come as a surprise.
Let us begin with the new ‘TecPac’ option added to the Urbane and Premium versions. While this is offered at an additional cost of Rs 8,000 over the ex-showroom price of the Urbane, it costs Rs 9,000 over the Chetak Premium’s ex-showroom tag. Now, this brings in the meaty tech bits to the package. While the coloured TFT is standard on the top-spec model, adding the TecPac gives access to navigation, music and call controls, Eco and Sport mode as well as hill hold.
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