KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Retains the same retro-inspired silhouette with subtle modern touches
- Features redesigned LED tail-lamp setup and reworked rear section
- New digital instrument cluster and refreshed switchgear spotted
Is Bajaj ready to redefine the legacy of its most iconic scooter onec again? Chetak is a name plate that ruled Indian roads for a long time, which has been in an electric avater now. However, the brand is gearing up to launch another generation soon. The next gen Chetak has been spotted testing heavily camouflaged recently. But what's really changing beneath the retro body shell? Let's find out in this article, However, before getting into the details, make sure to join the 91Wheels WhatsApp community to never miss out any automotive updates.
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Next Gen Bajaj Chetak Spied
The next gen Chetak electric was spied heavily camouflaged, but revealing a few details. From the recent spy shots, we can make out, it retains the same retro-inspired silhoutte with smooth panels and round curves. However, the brand has introduced subtle design tweaks like the rear section gets a completely revamped LED taillights section. The rear number plate and tyre huger has also worked a bit. Meanwhile, at the front, remains the same signature LED tailamps with DRLs along with the "Chetak" letering inside it. Apart from this, the turn indicators have been moved a bit higher.
What To Expect?
This test mule showcases a new digital instrument cluster, might be a TFT, ditching the old circular LCD layout with a bit rectangular one. While, the test mule didn't reveal the features but it is expceted to pack a host of features like Keyless start, TFT screen with connectivity features, navigation and ride modes etc. Switchgear design also looks fresh, and overall ergonomics appear slightly revised for everyday usability. The seat looks flatter and longer, which could improve comfort for both rider and pillion.
Powertrain
While official specs are yet to be confirmed but this one points towards a 3 or 3.5kWh battery pack with a claimed range of 160km. Interestingly, the test unit features a hub-mounted motor, unlike the mid-mounted setup on the existing Chetak.
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Verdict
The next-gen Bajaj Chetak looks like a smart evolution of an already iconic scooter, blending nostalgia with modern practicality. With upgraded design bits, a new digital interface, and a stronger battery setup, Bajaj seems ready to make the Chetak more appealing, efficient, and competitive in India's growing electric scooter segment.
