Overview
- An official teaser shows a new horizontal LED tail-light with integrated indicators and Chetak branding at the rear.
- Reporting indicates the scooter will sit below the current Chetak range as a more affordable entry point rather than replace existing models.
- Final pricing is unconfirmed, with early media estimates suggesting roughly ₹80,000–₹90,000 ex-showroom.
- Recent spy sightings point to a smaller, simpler, city-oriented design that may use lighter body materials, while battery and motor details remain unannounced.
- The model is positioned to challenge family-format e-scooters like TVS iQube and Orbiter, Ola S1, Ather Rizta and Vida VX2, leveraging Chetak’s reported 2025 tally of just under 2.70 lakh units and about 21% market share.