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Bajaj Chetak C25 Debuts in India With 113 Km Range

Remember the days when "Hamara Bajaj" wasn't just a slogan, but a feeling? Well, the legend is still very much alive, but it has traded the smoky exhaust for a silent electric hum. Bajaj Auto has just dropped the new Chetak C25 in India, and it is aiming to disrupt the affordable EV market.

With a starting price of just Rs 91,399 (ex-showroom), this isn't just another plastic scooter adding to the crowd. It brings back the sturdy metal body we all loved, paired with modern tech that makes city commuting a breeze.

Here is everything you need to know about the newest member of the Chetak family.

Design: Old School Soul, New Age Vibe

The first thing you will notice about the Chetak C25 is that it refuses to look like a toy. While most EVs today are wrapped in plastic, the Chetak C25 stands out as the only electric scooter in India with a robust metal body.

  • Neo-Retro Appeal: It retains that classic silhouette with the signature horseshoe LED headlamp and a clean, minimalistic front apron.
  • Fresh Updates: Bajaj has added new graphics to the side panels and a redesigned taillight, giving it a sharper look without losing its heritage charm.
  • Colours: You can pick from six vibrant shades: Racing Red, Misty Yellow, Ocean Teal, Active Black, Opalescent Silver, and Classic White.

Moreover, practical design hasn't been ignored. It offers a 650 mm full-length seat, which is great for riding with a pillion, and a spacious 25-litre boot to stash your helmet or groceries.

Battery, Range & Performance

Under the metal skin, the Chetak C25 is built for the urban jungle.

  • Battery Tech: It packs a floorboard-mounted 2.5 kWh battery pack.
  • Real-World Range: You get a claimed range of 113 km on a single charge. For most daily office commuters, that’s easily 2–3 days of riding without plugging in.
  • Power: The 2.2 kW electric motor ensures smooth acceleration, perfect for zipping through traffic.

Charging That Fits Your Schedule

Worried about charging times? The scooter comes with a 750W off-board charger.

  • 0 to 80%: Takes just 2 hours and 25 minutes.
  • 0 to 100%: Fully charged in under 4 hours.

Essentially, you can plug it in when you reach the office, and it’ll be ready to roll before your lunch break.

Features: Smart Tech for Smart Riders

Bajaj hasn't skimped on features just to keep the price aggressive. The C25 is loaded with utilities that actually make life easier.

  • Digital Interface: A crisp colour LCD display keeps you updated on your ride stats.
  • Connectivity: It offers smartphone pairing with call/SMS notifications, turn-by-turn navigation, and music controls. No more stopping to check your phone.
  • Hill Hold Assist: This is a lifesaver on mall ramps or flyovers. The scooter can climb a 19% gradient even with two people on board, without rolling back.

Mechanically, it runs on a telescopic front fork and dual rear shock absorbers, ensuring that our bumpy Indian roads don't break your back.

Quick Specs: Bajaj Chetak C25

Here is a quick look at the numbers that matter.

Feature

Specification

Price

Rs 91,399 (Ex-Showroom)

Battery

2.5 kWh

Range

113 km

Charging Time (0-80%)

2 hr 25 min

Body Type

Metal

Boot Space

25 Litres

Top Feature

Hill Hold Assist, Reverse Mode

Is the Chetak C25 Right for You?

With so many options in the market, making a choice can be tough.

  • Buy it if: You want a durable, "fill-it-shut-it-forget-it" type of electric scooter. If you value build quality (metal body) over flashy gadgets and need a reliable daily runner for roughly 40-50 km a day, this is a solid pick.
  • Skip it if: You are looking for high-speed thrills or sporty performance. This is a family-oriented commuter, not a racing machine.

Final Thoughts

The Bajaj Chetak C25 strikes a sweet balance between nostalgia and modern necessity. At Rs 91,399, it undercuts many rivals while offering something they don't—a metal body and the trust of the Bajaj badge. It’s simple, sturdy, and smart.

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Author: Tanya Bhargava

Bike Blogger & Moto Content Creator. Tanya Bhargava is a passionate two-wheeler expert with 6+ years of experience in reviewing scooters, commuter bikes, and performance motorcycles. Her content blends real-world ride reviews, buyer guides, and industry updates tailored for Indian riders.

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