Bajaj Chetak C35 vs Hero Vida V2

Bajaj Chetak C35

Bajaj Chetak C35

₹1.14 - ₹1.39 Lakh*

Hero Vida V2

Hero Vida V2

₹1.09 - ₹1.20 Lakh*

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Safety

Comfort & Convenience

Brakes, Suspension & Tyres

Instrumentation

Mobile App Monitoring
Navigation assist
Available in 2 Variants, ₹1.29 Lakh* Onwards
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Engine & Transmission

Dimensions & Capacity

Exterior
Daytime Running Lights
Available in all Variants, ₹1.14 Lakh* Onwards
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LED headlight
Available in all Variants, ₹1.14 Lakh* Onwards
Available in all Variants, ₹1.05 Lakh* Onwards
Warranty
Basic Warranty
3 Years/50000 Kms
5 Years/50000 kms-Vehicle Warranty & 3 Years/30000 kms-Battery Warranty
Entertainment & Communication
MID (Multi Info Display)
Available in all Variants, ₹1.14 Lakh* Onwards
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Pros & Cons

Pros	Charming design which perfectly makes use of modern elements on retro body shape. 35L of boot space is the best in the segment. The 5-inch TFT display is packed with all the modern features. Plus, it’s a touchscreen as well. Available in five striking glossy colors. Bajaj's strong network and brand value make it a more reliable option than its rivals. The new 35 Series uses a 3.5 kWh battery pack, which has a certified range of 153 km. The seat height has been increased to 725 mm in the 35 Series variants.	Even with the base variant, the top speed of this e-scooter is 69 km/h, which is more than enough for daily commutes. Range figures start at 94 km and go up to 165 km, spanning from the V2 Lite to the V2 Pro. LED projector headlamps have a distinctive design, making the scooter unique on the road. The Vida V2 comes with removable batteries, providing the flexibility to charge them anywhere, at any time. There are two removable batteries, which can be charged separately. All variants get a 7 Inch TFT screen with integrated features like control speed & battery status. V2 Lite comes with 2 ride modes, V2 Plus with 3 and V2 Pro with 4 ride modes. Keyless entry, start and turn off the scooter with buttons located beneath the handle bar. Despite featuring removable batteries, Vida V2 offers 26 L of boot space.
Cons	Rivals like Ola S1 offer more range at this price tag Limited app connectivity features, most of which are visible only on the TFT display. Poor fit and finish of the charging socket, which appears like an after thought Unlike rivals, its charging socket is under the seat, which is a major drawback. There is no disc brake at the rear, even at Rs 1.27 lakh ex-showroom.	Vida didn't change its styling, even after rebranding from V1 to V2. Its unorthodox styling is the reason why many people don't buy it. It comes with split seats, which deteriorate the comfort for the pillion due to its upright seating position. There is no single-channel ABS, even at the Rs 1.35 lakh price point. Range figures vary when tested in real life.

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Competitors

Bajaj Chetak C35 Competitors

Models	Mileage	Under seat storage	Kerb weight	Seat height
Bajaj Chetak C35 ₹1.14 - ₹1.39 Lakh*	-	35 L	-	775 mm
TVS iQube Electric ₹1.15 - ₹1.71 Lakh*	212 km/charge	30-32 L	110 - 132 kg	770 mm
Ather Rizta ₹1.17 - ₹1.72 Lakh*	159 km/charge	34 L	125 kg	780 mm
Ather 450X ₹1.51 - ₹1.77 Lakh*	161 km/charge	22 L	108 - 112 kg	780 mm
River Indie ₹1.46 Lakh*	161 km/charge	43 L	-	-
Ather 450S ₹1.24 - ₹1.64 Lakh*	122 km/charge	22 L	108 kg	780 mm
BGauss C12 ₹99.99 - ₹1.25 Lakh*	135 km/charge	23 L	-	765 mm
Ampere Magnus ₹87.00 - ₹98.00 K*	142 km/charge	33 L	108 kg	780 mm

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Bajaj Chetak C35

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Hero Vida V2

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