The price of the Chetak 3201 is positioned between the Urbane and Premium trims of the scooter. It is derived from the Premium trim, which boasts a commendable range of 136 kilometers.

As the electric two-wheeler market continues to expand, traditional manufacturers are increasingly focusing on this segment. Despite facing formidable competition from emerging startups such as Ola and Ather, these established brands leverage their extensive dealership networks and strong brand recognition to maintain a competitive edge.

Bajaj has entered this market with its Chetak electric scooter, offering various models at different price points to cater to a diverse customer base. Recently, the company introduced a new variant named Chetak 3201, following the entry-level model Chetak 2901, which has led to some confusion due to the naming conventions.

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With the launch of the 3201, Bajaj is adopting a novel approach by making it available exclusively online through Amazon for the month of August. It is anticipated that the scooter will subsequently be offered through Bajaj’s dealerships and other sales platforms.

The Chetak 3201 is built on the Premium trim and features the same larger 3.2 KWH battery, which has an ARAI-certified range of 136 kilometers. Bajaj claims that the total charging time is 5 hours and 30 minutes, and the scooter can reach a top speed of 73 kilometers per hour, similar to other variants, except for the Chetak 2901, which has a claimed top speed of 63 kilometers per hour.

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The standard variant is equipped with a single ride mode, ECO, while the TecPac variant offers two ride modes: ECO and Sports.