Bajaj Chetak C25 launched in India, prices start at ₹91,399

Bajaj Auto has expanded its electric scooter portfolio with the launch of the next-gen Chetak, adding another model to its all-electric Chetak lineup in India. The Chetak C25 has been launched at ₹91,399 (ex-showroom Bengaluru), positioned below the 35 and 30 series in the lineup. The new model retains the familiar design of the Chetak range in a sleeker form and offers a range of colour options with sporty decals.

The Chetak C25 continues with the brand’s retro-inspired styling and full-metal body construction, staying consistent with the visual identity seen across the entire lineup. It retains the round LED headlamp with the signature horseshoe graphic and puts on ice-cube taillights at the rear. The pillion gets an aluminium cast grab handle shaped in a parametric pattern inspired by the Chetak logo.

Chetak C25: Battery and Range

The new Chetak C25 e-scooter is being offered with a single 2.5 kWh battery pack option that makes for an IDC-certified range of 113 km on a single charge. The floor-mounted NMC battery can be charged from 0-80 per cent in 2 hr 25 mins and it enables a top speed of 55 kmph.

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Chetak C25: Features and Hardware

The Chetak C25 comes with 6 colour options, including Active Black, Racing Red (above), Classic White, Ocean Teal, Opalescent Silver, and Misty Yellow

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The Chetak C25 comes with 6 colour options, including Active Black, Racing Red (above), Classic White, Ocean Teal, Opalescent Silver, and Misty Yellow

The C25 e-scooter is equipped with a colour LCD speedometer, with control knobs housed in a separate console. Connected features remain simple with call accept/reject and music play/pause. The scooter is fitted with telescopic front suspension and a front disc brake, while the rear gets a drum brake. It features a 650 mm seat length and 25 litres of under-seat storage, billed as being able to fit a full-face helmet inside.

The rider can choose between two ride modes: Eco and Sports. There is a reverse mode for added convenience, as well as hill hold assist. Bajaj claims that, with the latter, the C25 can climb a 19 percent incline while carrying a pillion.

The Chetak C25 brings a kerb weight of 108 kg that makes it 22 kg lighter than the current Chetak. It boasts a 763 mm seat height and a ground clearance of 170 mm. It is IP67 rated for water resistance and brings a turning radius of 1,825 mm with its 1,225 mm wheelbase.

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