Q. Is Bajaj Chetak comfortable for shorter persons?

I have chetak and my review on this good chetak is very good but for city not for long drive the range is not so much but chetak ride is good, Comfortable and very attractive.

The driving experience of this scooter is very best and many features in the scooter.But the view of headlight is bad.

I am owner of bajaj chetak electric, My wife driven scooter from last 18 yrs.Before 3month with a little slope on road chetak slides on road and she get injured with ligament break (acl), Knee cap ruptured and many more.She had gone through ligament surgery, Admitted in hospital for many days, Now physiotherapy is done by doctors.It will take about 5-6months for recovery.Hospitalisation cost around 2lakhs.When going to repair my vehicle at showroom around 10-15 vehicles are there with same problem.Never go for bajaj chetak electric.

Disaster company after sales service is pathetic they keep vehicle with them for even from last 2 month my vehicle is with them just getting really feed up with them don’t buy chetak

Having owned the new Bajaj Chetak for a few months now, I feel there is much to say about this electric scooter. Bajaj revived the Chetak with a modern electric twist and it has not disappointed in making daily commutes smooth and eco friendly. The scooter sports a 3 kWh lithium ion battery that effectively offers a range of about 95 km on a single charge in Eco mode which is quite sufficient for everyday city use.The design retains a classic aesthetic, blending nostalgia with modernity, which I personally love.