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Bajaj Chetak
62% Match
S 2.1 kWh Majestic Grey
₹1.02 - ₹1.46 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Lower Price Point
At ₹101,999 ex-showroom, the Konarc undercuts the Chetak's ₹119,270 by over ₹17,000.
Dramatically Longer Warranty
A 10-year or 1,00,000 km battery and motor warranty massively outlasts the Chetak's 3-year or 50,000 km coverage.
Fast Charging Support
The Konarc can charge 0-80% in just 2 hours on fast charge, versus the Chetak's 3.5 hours with no fast-charge option.
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Bajaj Chetak
Performance
Comfort
Efficiency
Features & Tech
Safety
Ownership
Practicality
Value

3001
₹1.08 - ₹1.44 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Longer Legs Per Charge
The Chetak delivers a 131 km riding range compared to the Konarc's 100 km, meaning fewer charging stops.
Bigger Battery Pack
A 3 kWh battery gives the Chetak more stored energy than the Konarc's 2.1 kWh unit.
More Underseat Space
35 litres of under-seat storage beats the Konarc's 32 litres, fitting a bit more cargo.
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Daily CommuterYour AI pick
Ather Konarc
The Konarc's lower price, faster fast-charging option and smaller battery still cover typical daily commute distances, making it a more budget-friendly city runabout, though the Chetak offers a bit more range cushion.
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Why Konarc for you?
Lower upfront cost
Konarc is priced about ₹17,000 lower ex-showroom, which matters most for a daily commuter watching budget.
Fast charging option
Konarc supports fast charging (0-80% in 2 hr) which is handy for quick top-ups between errands, something Chetak lacks.
Bigger front wheel for city potholes
14-inch front wheel on Konarc handles broken city roads and potholes better than the Chetak's 12-inch front wheel.
Find out how the Ather Konarc and Bajaj Chetak stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Chetak's radar bulges in Comfort and Practicality thanks to its larger storage and refined ride components, while the Konarc's peaks in Ownership and Value reflect its lower price and vastly longer warranty, with Features & Tech close due to its touchscreen and navigation edge.
Longer Legs Per Charge
The Chetak delivers a 131 km riding range compared to the Konarc's 100 km, meaning fewer charging stops.
Bigger Battery Pack
A 3 kWh battery gives the Chetak more stored energy than the Konarc's 2.1 kWh unit.
More Underseat Space
35 litres of under-seat storage beats the Konarc's 32 litres, fitting a bit more cargo.
A Trade-off
At ₹101,999 ex-showroom, the Konarc undercuts the Chetak's ₹119,270 by over ₹17,000.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise value, features and power.

Lower Price Point
At ₹101,999 ex-showroom, the Konarc undercuts the Chetak's ₹119,270 by over ₹17,000.
Dramatically Longer Warranty
A 10-year or 1,00,000 km battery and motor warranty massively outlasts the Chetak's 3-year or 50,000 km coverage.
Fast Charging Support
The Konarc can charge 0-80% in just 2 hours on fast charge, versus the Chetak's 3.5 hours with no fast-charge option.
Sharper Infotainment
A 7-inch TFT touchscreen with map navigation and internet-enabled Bluetooth outclasses the Chetak's basic LCD display.
More Power and Torque
The Konarc's 4 kW motor and 16 Nm torque, plus dual riding modes (Eco and Power), edge out the Chetak's single Eco mode 3.1 kW setup.
Strengths for those who prioritise range, comfort and performance.

Longer Legs Per Charge
The Chetak delivers a 131 km riding range compared to the Konarc's 100 km, meaning fewer charging stops.
Bigger Battery Pack
A 3 kWh battery gives the Chetak more stored energy than the Konarc's 2.1 kWh unit.
More Underseat Space
35 litres of under-seat storage beats the Konarc's 32 litres, fitting a bit more cargo.
Richer Pillion Comfort
A flat pillion seat with footrest and grab rail offers a simpler, roomier two-up setup than the Konarc's stepped seat.
More Riding Convenience Features
The Chetak adds extras like boot light, hazard warning lights, and a front storage box alongside its guide-me-home lighting.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.