Bajaj Chetak [2020 - 2024] vs Hero Electric Optima

Question 1

Q. Which is better Bajaj Chetak or Ather 450X?

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Both the scooters are good in their forte. Bajaj has ushered in a new era of electric mobility with the Chetak electric. Its timeless appeal is only matched by its elegant style and premium fit and finish levels. The Chetak might not be as futuristic or boast of great performance as the Ather 450X, but it does offer an easy urban riding experience. On the other hand, Ather 450X Warp mode works like nothing we've experienced before, is Quick to turn in, and Offers enough range for regular commutes. Balanced chassis with good weight distribution makes the scooter extremely flickable. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details.Read more -Ather 450X Gen-2 2,200km Long Term Report: Hoping For A Longer Future.

Question 2

Q. Which variant is better in Hero Electric Optima?

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Hero Electric Optima is an electric scooter available in LX and CX variants. The LX variant is a slow-speed scooter with a top speed of 25kmph, the Optima CX on the other hand has a top speed of 45kmph. The 2022 Optima CX is available in two variants: a single battery CX variant priced at Rs 62,190 and a dual battery pack CX ER (extended range) variant priced at Rs 77,490, both prices ex-showroom Delhi post-Fame II subsidy. To know more about this scooter, you may click on the given [link@https://www.zigwheels.com/hero-electric-bikes/optima-plus

Question 3

Q. Which scooter is better Bajaj Chetak or Ather 450X?

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The Ather 450 is among the most premium and expensive electric two-wheelers on sale in India. The Ather 450 justifies its premium price with its list of features, performance, technology and range. The Ather 450X makes 6kW of peak power and offers a top speed of 80kmph. On the features list, the Ather 450X gets built-in Google Maps as well as digital document storage. Moreover, it also features Bluetooth connectivity enabling music and phone call controls. You also get 4G LTE SIM connectivity. On the other hand, the Chetak features a 4kW BLDC motor and offers two riding modes: Eco and Sport. Apart from its well-rounded design, the Chetak is slightly plain Jane on the feature front. It gets an LCD screen, geotagging, geofencing and turn-by-turn navigation. As of now, the Chetak is available only in Bengaluru and Pune which is also a limitation the customers have to face. So if you’re looking at a quick, fun to ride and tech-loaded scooter, the 450X is a no-brainer. But the jump in price is quite significant (Rs 25k more than Chetak) if you want to buy the scooter outright. If you factor in the base scooter with a subscription to the monthly performance packs, it doesn’t sound like a bad deal. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details. Read More:- Ather 450X vs Bajaj Chetak

Question 4

Q. What is the difference between optima LX and optima LX (VRLA)?

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Battery capacity

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Don't know

Question 5

Q. The Chetak is equivalent to which petrol scooter? What is the battery price?

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The Bajaj Chetak is seldom going to venture beyond crowded city streets, and in that environment, the motor’s 4.08kW peak power and 16Nm of torque are adequate, putting the Chetak on par with any 110cc scooter out there. For more details, you may check out the [Bajaj Chetak First Ride Review@https://www.zigwheels.com/reviews-advice/reviews/bajaj-chetak-first-ride-review/37101/

Question 6

Q. What's is the best choice bajaj chetak or tvs icube electric?

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IQube have BLDC inside the wheel In chetak Also have BLDC but side mounted which is more RELIABLE.

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I (height is 5'9') found height between handle bar and floor board is ergonomically designed and not facing any problem while taking deep you turn. The instant pressing of Power/Start button will skip the initiation sound like water purifier. The practical real range per charge is 105-106 Kms with Rider's weight of 66Kgs. The charging time of 4 1/2 hours to reach from 5% to 100% is little bit boring. In fact, I experienced TVS IQube 2022 takes less than 4 Secs to reach 0-40 KPH and reaches 80KMH even when battery charge remains at 25%. This is my practical experience.

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Selecting between the Bajaj Chetak and TVS iQube Electric would depend on certain factors such as usage, budget, features required, brand preference, etc. Bajaj has ushered in a new era of electric mobility with the Chetak electric. Its timeless appeal is only matched by its elegant style and premium fit and finish levels. The Chetak might not be as futuristic or boast of great performance as the Ather 450X, but it does offer an easy urban riding experience. The Bajaj is offering you a more feature-rich scooter, with things like a touchscreen, navigation, and fast charging, none of which are available on the Chetak. It’s also considerably quicker, more exciting to ride and even gets a rear disc brake over the Chetak’s drum. On the other hand, iQube Electric has an annoying startup tune, which sounds like a certain water purifier, The raised floorboard means your legs could foul with the handlebar while making tight U-turns, Doesn’t support fast charging, yet. The iQube should be sweating a bit, because, after years of being developed behind closed doors, it is now meeting reality and the competition. The Ather 450 and Bajaj’s Chetak put the iQube on the back foot, at least on paper, but it’s on the roads it has to prove itself. The heart of the iQube is a 3kW hub motor sourced from Bosch, which is a bit disappointing. Even the 4.4kW of peak power, translating to about 6PS of power, sounds quite middling. TVS’ claims of accomplishing the 0-40kph dash in 4.2s and hitting a top speed of 78kph don’t mean much either, unless it does so in a fun and confident manner. Moreover, we would suggest you take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership..Read more:- Bajaj Chetak First Ride ReviewRead more:- 2020 TVS iQube: First Ride Review

Basic Info	Bajaj Chetak [2020 - 2024] 3201 Special Edition	Hero Electric Optima CX 2.0
Rating	303 reviews	137 reviews
Brand Name	Bajaj	Hero Electric
Ex-Showroom Price	Rs. 1.38 Lakh	Rs. 83,300 Check On Road Price
Fuel Type	Electric	Electric
Colors		Hero Electric Optima Colors
Brakes Front	Drum	Drum
Brakes Rear	Drum	Drum
Braking Type	Combine Braking System	Combi Brake System
Wheel Size	Front :-304.8 mm,Rear :-304.8 mm	Front :-304.8 mm,Rear :-304.8 mm
Wheels Type (Pressed Steel/ Alloy)	Alloy	Alloy
Range	136 km/charge	89 km/charge
Charging Time	...	4.5 Hr
Starting	Push Button Start	Push Button Start
Speedometer	Digital	Digital
Insurance	...	Rs. 3,817 Optima Insurance
Brochure	N/A	Download Brochure

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