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With Chetak Technology, Bajaj Auto seeks to be top e-two wheeler exporter

Bajaj Auto will invest over Rs 2,000 crore over the next 2-3 years

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Over the next couple of years, Chetak Technology, its wholly-owned subsidiary, will be building a portfolio of electric two-wheelers.

Shally Seth Mohile Akurdi
Bajaj Auto is looking at a leadership position with regard to exports of e-two wheelers from India much the same way it has done for petrol motorcycles. India’s largest exporter of motorcycles sells its models in over 70 countries.

Over the next couple of years, Chetak Technology, its wholly-owned subsidiary, will be building a portfolio of electric two-wheelers. Rakesh Sharma, executive director, Bajaj Auto, has been spearheading Bajaj Auto into the overseas markets. He is now busy charting a similar growth trajectory for Chetak Technology.

“When we are deciding on a new product, it’s like which all markets we can sell. It’s