How does the Chetak’s metal body fare in the long run, compared to plastic bodied competitors?
In the electric scooter market, the Bajaj Chetak Premium is the only one to sport metal body panels in a gesture to the classic Chetak design. Its choice of material differs from many of its competitors who use plastic bodies for weight reduction and cost effectiveness. Metal bodies tend to be seen as durable and a premium feel, but there are some things to consider such as rust, dent repair costs and weight. Metal vs plastic bodies are a much debated issue among riders and enthusiasts as to which is more practical in the long term, from daily commutes to accidental scrapes and falls. It also talks about how metal body affects scooter's performance, range and maintenance needs compared to plastic bodied alternatives.
Metal all the way! It's been knocked about a bit and still looks great. You can scratch up plastic scooters so easily.
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