TTC to formally launch Chetak this month

MANILA: Following the acquisition of the distributorship rights for the local market, Trimotors Technology Corporation (TTC) will formally introduce the Chetak brand to the Philippine market this month.

In a statement, the local distributor announced that the brand launch is set for July 25 by opening the marque’s first-ever showroom at Filinvest Corporate Center in Alabang, Muntinlupa.

"The arrival of Bajaj Chetak in the Philippines marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter—not only for our brand, but for the future of urban mobility in the country. Chetak carries with it a legacy that has stood the test of time, and today, we are proud to introduce that legacy to Filipino riders through a product that honors its heritage while embracing the future,” TTC noted.

"We believe this is only the beginning of a lasting relationship between Chetak and the Filipino riding community,” the company added. 

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How Chetak started

Named after fearless horse of Maharana Pratap, the name Chetak was the result of the partnership between Bajaj and Piaggio that started in 1972.

Their collaboration became big hit in India, thanks to its distinct look, all-metal construction, and unmistakable presence transformed it into one of the country's most beloved scooters. 

Now, the brand’s offerings revolve around sustainable mobility as it comes with electric powertrains designed for everyday urban living.

According to TTC, the Chetak can go up to 73 kilometers per hour and ensures smooth, silent, and strong acceleration. Range can go cover up to 153 kilometers and its battery and electrical systems are IP67-rated.

Among the features that can be expected in the Chetak offerings are the full digital display, intelligent connectivity features to regenerative braking and varying ride modes. 

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