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Chetak expands Kerala network to 103 sales and service touchpoints

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Chetak expands Kerala network to 103 sales and service touchpoints

Chetak’s Kerala network has grown from just two outlets to 103 customer touchpoints, as the electric scooter brand continues to expand its retail and service reach alongside rapidly increasing sales.

  1. Kerala network now comprises 18 Chetak Experience Centres and 85 Bajaj Auto touchpoints
  2. Chetak has more than 50,000 customers in Kerala
  3. Chetak sold 3.03 lakh units in FY2026, up from 2.60 lakh in FY2025

Chetak has expanded its sales and service network in Kerala to 103 customer touchpoints, comprising 18 Chetak Experience Centres and 85 Bajaj Auto Ltd touchpoints.

The company says its network in the state has grown from an initial two outlets and that it now has more than 50,000 Chetak customers in Kerala. The network covers locations including Kochi, Wayanad, Thiruvananthapuram and Palakkad.

While Chetak’s presence in Kerala is not the biggest takeaway by itself, the scale of the network expansion highlights the growth the brand has seen in the state and the infrastructure it has added to support its expanding customer base.

The wider Chetak business has also continued to grow. Bajaj Auto recorded 3,02,674 domestic Chetak sales in FY2026, up from 2,60,033 units in FY2025, according to its annual report. Chetak’s share of India’s electric two-wheeler market increased to 20.7 percent during the year.

The expanded Kerala network provides customers with access to sales, test rides and service support through both dedicated Chetak Experience Centres and Bajaj Auto dealerships.

With inputs from ESHISHA JAVA



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