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Bajaj Auto had re-opened Chetak Electric's bookings on April 13 but decided to pause it once again within 48 hours due to heavy demand.   Bajaj Auto has announced that it has stopped accepting bookings for the Chetak electric scooter due to heavy demand for the vehicle. The company re-opened bookings for the battery-powered two-wheeler on Tuesday morning and decided to pause the bookings once again due to a large number of confirmed orders. The Pune-based auto maker announced that it will 'review the supply situation' and will announce details on the next booking round in the future. Commenting on the customer response, Mr. Rakesh Sharma, Executive Director at Bajaj Auto Ltd., said, “We are absolutely delighted to see the fabulous response to the re-opening of bookings for the Chetak electric scooter in Pune and Bengaluru." The Chetak is a high-speed electric scooter which features a steel body and flush-fitted panels. It sports an IP67 water-resistant and ...

Bajaj rides in top-end CT110X at ₹55,494 The new Bajaj CT110X is the top-end variant of the CT portfolio. It gets a thicker crash guard, child foothold, wider tank, dual texture and dual stitched premium seats. Bajaj Auto on Thursday announced the launch of the new CT110X in the Indian market. The new CT110X is the top-end variant of the commuter bike which gets a number of additional features over the existing trims. It has been priced at ₹55,494 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The bike comes with a multitude of changes which as per Bajaj have been added 'keeping the customer needs in mind'. It features thicker crash guards and moulded footholds for added safety and comfort. Also, one of the most prominent additions on the bike include a rear carrier that is capable of carrying 7 kg of maximum load. In addition, it also gets a dual-texture and dual stitched finish seat, semi knobby tyres and semi-double cradle frame. To ensure maximum rider grip, the fuel tank features tank ...

- Bajaj Pulsar models get more expensive - Highest increment received by the Pulsar 220F - Pulsar NS200 becomes Rs 2,004 more expensive After several major manufacturers like Honda, Yamaha and Hero hiking the prices of their products, Bajaj Auto has now joined the queue and made its two-wheelers more expensive. Almost the entire Pulsar range of the Chakan-based brand has become dearer. Most of the models like the Pulsar 125 and the Pulsar 150 have received a hike of around Rs 1,747. Whereas, the highest increment has been witnessed for the good old Pulsar 220F. Even the Pulsar NS200 has become substantially dearer by Rs 2,004. Check out the below table for the latest prices of the Pulsar range and the amount of price hike they have received: price list Bajaj’s hugely popular Pulsar family will be soon joined by a new 250cc member that was spotted recently. As we had mentioned in our exclusive story, this bike is likely to be priced competitively given the fact t...

social share Bajaj Dominar 250 and Dominar 400 get a price hike - Dominar 250 now available at Rs 1,70,720 - Dominar 400 listed at Rs 2,02,755 - No changes to the styling or features Two-wheeler brands are revising their prices in the Indian market and among the list is Bajaj Auto. The Pune-based two-wheeler manufacturer has increased the prices of the Dominar 400 and the Dominar 250 in the country, and the range is now available from Rs 1,70,720 onwards. With the latest price increase, the Bajaj Dominar 400 has crossed the Rs 2 lakh (ex-showroom) mark. Check out the updated prices below: - Dominar 250: Rs 1,70,720 (vs. Rs 1,67,718) - Dominar 400: Rs 2,02,755 (vs. Rs 1,99,755) Left Side View This price hike does not bring any styling changes or feature updates to the Dominar series. Both motorcycles are available in two colour options, each. The Dominar 250 is listed in Canyon Red and Charcoal Black paint options while the Dominar 400 is available in Savanna Green and Charc...