Highlights

• Launch Partner: Hansraj Hulaschand & Co. Pvt. Ltd.
• Variants Expected: Premium & TecPac (to be confirmed)
• Battery: 3.2 kWh lithium-ion, IP67-rated
• Range: Claimed 127 km on a full charge
• Top Speed: 73 km/h
• Charging Time: 0–100% in approx. 4.5 hours
• Smart Features: TFT screen, TPMS, Bluetooth, navigation
• Storage: 35L under-seat capacity
• Expected Price in Nepal: NPR 3.5 – 4.2 lakhs

Bajaj Chetak Electric Scooter Officially Lands in Nepal

Bajaj’s much-anticipated electric scooter, the Chetak, has finally arrived in Nepal. Hansraj Hulaschand & Co., the official distributor for Bajaj in Nepal, is preparing for its formal launch at a newly built showroom in Naxal, Kathmandu.

The Chetak is entering a hot EV market where smart electric scooters from TVS, Ather, and NIU have already made waves. But with its iconic design and solid build, Bajaj is betting big on Chetak to win Nepal’s urban riders.

Bajaj Chetak Variants: What’s Coming to Nepal?

India offers three variants—Urbane, Premium, and TecPac. While Bajaj Nepal hasn’t confirmed which ones are hitting our roads, sources suggest Premium and TecPac models are likely. These trims come with extra tech, higher quality materials, and connected features.

Bajaj Chetak Battery, Range & Charging Specs

Chetak packs a 3.2 kWh IP67-rated lithium-ion battery, strong enough for everyday rides without frequent charging.

Battery & Range

• Range: 127 km on a full charge
• Top Speed: 73 km/h
• Motor: Brushless DC motor
• Ride Modes: Eco and Sport (on TecPac variant)

Charging Details

• Charging Time: Around 4.5 hours (0–100%)
• Charger Type: 5A standard home socket
• Port Location: Hidden for safety, weather-proof

This makes it perfect for daily Kathmandu commutes, even with detours and uphill roads.

Smart Features on Bajaj Chetak: Built for the Connected Rider

Even without going overboard on tech, Chetak delivers where it matters:

• TFT Display: Easy-to-read dash with key info
• Turn-by-turn Navigation: With smartphone sync
• TPMS: Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (Premium variant)
• Bluetooth Connectivity: Control via My Chetak App
• Remote Lock/Unlock: Security on the go
• OTA Updates: Stay current without visiting the dealer

These features are accessible through the My Chetak app, available on Android and iOS.

Bajaj Chetak vs Rivals: How Does It Compare?

Chetak enters a market with tough competitors like:

Model	Range (km)	Top Speed	Price (approx.)
TVS iQube	100–120	78 km/h	Rs. 3.75 – 4.25 Lakh
Ather 450X	111 – 150	90 km/h	Rs. 4.5 – 5.2 Lakh
NIU NQi GT	95–140	70 km/h	Rs. 3.5 – 3.9 Lakh
Bajaj Chetak	127	73 km/h	Rs. 3.5 – 4.2 Lakh

Chetak brings better build quality, brand reliability, and a familiar name—making it an easy pick for those who want a premium but simple EV scooter.

Bajaj Chetak Electric Scooter Specs Sheet

Specification	Details
Battery Capacity	3.2 kWh Lithium-ion (IP67 rated)
Max Range	127 km (claimed)
Top Speed	73 km/h
Charging Time	4.5 hours (0–100%)
Display	TFT digital with navigation support
Connectivity	Bluetooth, OTA, App support
Storage	35L under-seat
Features	TPMS, remote lock, regen braking
Frame Material	Steel unibody
Brakes	Front disc, rear drum (with regen)

Bajaj Chetak Electric Scooter Price in Nepal (Expected)

Bajaj Nepal hasn’t officially released pricing, but based on variant estimates and market trends, we expect:

• Premium Variant: ~NPR 3.75 Lakhs
• TecPac Variant: ~NPR 4.2 Lakhs

This positions Chetak right in the sweet spot—cheaper than Ather, close to TVS, and far more premium than most Chinese imports.

If you're looking for a reliable electric scooter with good range, low maintenance, premium build, and tech features you’ll actually use, Chetak is a solid choice. It’s practical for city commutes, delivers great efficiency, and is backed by Bajaj’s solid after-sales network.

Where to See It

Drop by the new Bajaj EV showroom in Naxal, Kathmandu, for a close look and upcoming test rides. Launch events and booking details are expected soon.