Bajaj Chetak Electric Price in India 2026

On-road price, ex-showroom, and used resale value for the Bajaj Chetak Electric — adjusted for year, kilometres and city.

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Looking up resale value for a used Bajaj Chetak Electric in India? You're not alone — searches for this model see steady demand month after month. Bajaj Chetak Electric owners typically sell after 3–4 years of city use, and resale prices land in the ₹72000–₹102000 band depending on year, kilometres, and condition. Across India, post-monsoon and pre-Diwali windows tend to deliver the best sale outcomes, though city-specific demand varies widely. Use the calculator below to refine the estimate for your specific year, kilometres, and ownership history.

New (2026, on-road)

₹1,42,000

Inclusive of RTO + insurance

Used resale (3-yr-old)

₹68,663

Range ₹65,413–₹71,913 · ~30,000 km, single owner

Use the calculator below for your specific year, kilometres and city.

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Bajaj Chetak Electric at a glance

Category
Scooter
Fuel
Electric
Mileage
85 km/charge
Power
4.08 kW
Weight
117 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Bajaj Chetak Electric on-road price in 2026?

Bajaj Chetak Electric on-road price is approximately ₹1,42,000 in India, inclusive of RTO charges and insurance. Actual on-road varies by state RTO and chosen insurance.

What is the resale value of a used Bajaj Chetak Electric?

A typical used Bajaj Chetak Electric (3 years old, ~30,000 km, single owner) is currently valued around ₹68,663 nationally, with a ₹65,413–₹71,913 band. Use the calculator above for your specific year and condition.

How much does a 5-year-old Bajaj Chetak Electric sell for?

A 5-year-old Bajaj Chetak Electric with ~50,000 km and a single owner typically sells for around ₹53,173 in India. Condition, service history and accident records can move this by ±15%. Use the calculator above for an exact number.

How does Bajaj hold its value over time?

Bajaj two-wheelers typically depreciate 10–14% per year for the first three years, then plateau around 50–60% of the original ex-showroom price. Service history and odometer reading move the needle most after that.

Does the Bajaj Chetak Electric price differ by city?

Yes — Mumbai and Delhi typically pay 5–10% above the national average for popular models like the Chetak Electric, while smaller cities can be 5% lower. See the city links below for local prices.

Is the resale prediction accurate?

Mean absolute error across the catalogue is roughly ₹3,250. Real sale price will vary with bike-specific condition, accident history, and how urgently you need to sell.