Bajaj Auto Might Launch New EV Model, Its Chetak Electrical Getting Robust Response

a media Report Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director of the corporate, has been quoted as saying that the corporate will launch new merchandise on this phase within the subsequent quarter. Bajaj Auto additionally expects gross sales of electrical Chetak, electrical three-wheeler and electrical cargo three-wheeler to extend. Bajaj Auto goals to extend its EV gross sales to round 5 lakh items within the subsequent monetary 12 months. The corporate additionally plans to launch a brand new model for EVs. The corporate’s share within the electrical three-wheeler and electrical cargo three-wheeler segments is about 36 %.

Bajaj Auto will launch the brand new Chetak electrical scooter this week. Some enhancements will be made compared to the earlier model of Chetak Electrical. Just lately the corporate had launched an upgraded variant of Chetak Electrical. It had a brand new show, extra connectivity choices and higher {hardware}. Within the new model of Chetak Electrical, storage will be elevated with modifications within the chassis. The present model of this electrical scooter has solely 21 liters of cupboard space. Quilted seats got within the new Chetak 3201 Particular Version. Its top-end variant has Brooklyn Black paint. Its ARAI licensed vary is 136 kilometers in a single cost. It will probably attain a prime velocity of 73 kmph.

This electrical scooter has been supplied with options like Bluetooth connectivity, coloration TFT instrument console and auto hazard mild by Chetak app. The corporate had stated that the Electrical Mobility Promotion Scheme (EMPS) has been authorized by the Ministry of Heavy Industries of the Central Authorities for Chetak Premium, Chetak Urbane (3202) and the brand new Chetak 3201 Particular Version. Bajaj Auto launched the world’s first CNG-powered bike Freedom 125 in July. The corporate has decreased the value of this bike. Its value has been decreased by Rs 10,000. Its beginning value at launch was round Rs 95,000 (ex-showroom). The price of operating this bike is about 50 % lower than petrol-powered bikes.