TVS iQube ST vs Bajaj Chetak 2025 : Come 2025, the Indian electric scooter market is turning out to be much more enticing with new models that offer a perfect balance between styling, performance, and usability. Two strong contenders are the TVS iQube ST and the Bajaj Chetak. Both of these premium models in the EV segment tend to cater to slightly different sets of needs. Here is an in-depth comparison that can help you in having a better decision on which scooter may suit you better.
The TVS iQube ST gets a 5.3 kWh battery that can provide a phenomenal range of 212 km on a single charge. Equipped with a top speed of 82 km/h, it accelerates 0-40 in just 4.5 seconds, making it one of the best contenders for city rides and an occasional long-range excursion. On the other hand, the Bajaj Chetak is powered by a 3.5 kWh battery, from which the Chetak claims a distance of 153 km and achieves a maximum speed of 73 km/h. Chetak is quite a bit slower but still trustworthy, doing very well for everyday commutes around town.
The TVS iQube ST packs in a hoard of tech, from a 7-inch digital touchscreen display to Bluetooth, voice assist, navigation and music controls, anti-theft alarm, and 32 liters of under-seat storage. It has IP67 certification for water and dust resistance, which takes its durability up a notch. The Bajaj Chetak has a color TFT, turn-by-turn navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, and reverse mode on a solid metal body. It too has been certified for IP67, which adds durability for urban use.
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In terms of pricing, the TVS iQube ST 5.3 kWh variant costs ₹1,58,834, while the Bajaj Chetak is the cheaper one starting from about ₹1,07,400 for its base variant, making it one of the competitively priced ones among premium EVs.
If you are a performance-oriented, long-range, and full-on-feature kind of a person, then the TVS iQube ST is for you. The Bajaj Chetak is for those who love the classic good looks, steady performance, and an economic mean for city commuting. Both scooters stand out as excellent choices, making the decision one of whether advanced tech and performance mean more to you than affordability and old-school charm.
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