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Bajaj Auto hits 1 million electric two-wheeler sales milestone
Bajaj Auto has become the third Indian manufacturer to sell one million electric two-wheelers, joining Ola Electric and TVS Motor in reaching the significant production benchmark. The company's Chetak model has emerged as a key driver of the automaker's growth in India's rapidly expanding e-two-wheeler segment.
LSN India ·
Bajaj Auto has achieved a major milestone by selling its one millionth electric two-wheeler, cementing its position as a leading player in India's booming battery-powered vehicle market. The Pune-based manufacturer becomes only the third Indian company to reach the production target, following Ola Electric and TVS Motor Company. The Chetak electric scooter has been instrumental in the company's acceleration within the segment, gaining significant traction among Indian consumers. According to the company, the Chetak offers an efficient range of 113 kilometers on a full charge at a competitive cost of approximately 25 rupees per 100 kilometers. The milestone underscores India's transition toward sustainable mobility solutions and reflects growing consumer demand for affordable, eco-friendly transportation options. Bajaj Auto's achievement in the electric two-wheeler space represents a strategic shift for the traditional two-wheeler manufacturer as the Indian automotive industry increasingly focuses on electrification and environmental sustainability.