Owners and potential buyers have been debating how the Bajaj Chetak 3201 performs in challenging urban conditions. Electric scooters are generally famous for their instant torque and smooth acceleration, but the Chetak’s real world performance in heavy traffic and on steep inclines has been met with mixed reviews. Its sufficez handling and proper power for city use has been lauded by some users, and others have grumbled about its troubles on steep roads or juggling a pillion. This discussion also discusses the different riding modes (Eco and Sport) of the scooter and how or if fish works in different situations. The motor has a concern about hot summer months in stop and go traffic. Also, the effect of the regenerative braking system on range and riding experience on hilly areas is frequently mentioned. Riders debate whether the electric powertrain is a help or hindrance in challenging urban environments, but some compare its performance to petrol scooters in similar situations.