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Chetak 30 Series (C3001) vs Max C12

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Bajaj

Chetak 30 Series (C3001)

Ex-showroom price From ₹1.14 lakh ex-showroom, Delhi

BGauss

Max C12

Ex-showroom price ₹1.1 lakh – ₹1.35 lakh ex-showroom

Quick verdict

Chetak 30 Series (C3001) is better for electric range.

Computed from stored specifications, the published bikes and scooters scoring rules and recorded prices. Not an opinion.

Specifications side by side

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Spec

Chetak 30 Series (C3001)

Max C12

Overview

Type

Electric scooter

Fuel

Electric

Yes

Variants

Colours

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Foliage Green, Brooklyn Black, Matte BGauss Blue, Pearl White, Ice Green, Champagne Gold, Graphite, Silk Satin Black, Mystery Blue, Monolith Grey

Warranty

5 years / 70,000 km

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Engine and performance

Max power

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3.3 PS

Power (as stated)

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2400 W peak (1500 W continuous), hub motor

Max power converted from kW or hp

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Yes

Top speed

70 km/h

60 km/h

Battery and range

Battery

3 kWh

2.0 kWh / 2.7 kWh

Battery capacity

3 kWh

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Range

131 km

85 km

Range (as stated)

131 km (headline; FAQ says IDC range 127 km)

85 / 123 km (ARAI certified)

Charging

0-80% in 2 hr 55 min (compare table)

0-80%: 3 h-3 h 15 min (2.0 kWh), 4 h 30 min-4 h 45 min (2.7 kWh)

Dimensions and weight

Seat height

775 mm

765 mm

Ground clearance

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155 mm

Brakes and tyres

ABS

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CBS

Front brake

Drum 130 mm

Rear brake

Drum 130 mm

Drum 130 mm (CBS)

Tyres

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90/90-12 front, 90/100-10 rear, tubeless, steel

Price

Ex-showroom price from

₹1,14,270

₹1,09,990

Ex-showroom price up to

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₹1,34,990

Ex-showroom price city

Delhi

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Pros and cons

Chetak 30 Series (C3001)

Con: Drum brake at the front, not a disc

Max C12

Con: Lower ground clearance than 80% of the 26 electric scooters on Comparezi that state it (155 mm)
Con: Shorter brand-stated range than 90% of the 63 electric two-wheelers on Comparezi that state it (85 km)
Con: Combined braking (CBS) rather than ABS
Con: Drum brake at the front, not a disc