The Bajaj Chetak Urbane promises a range of around 90 km on a full charge, but real world figures could be quite different. As a result, users, especially those using the scooter for daily commutes, have been discussing range anxiety. Riding style, terrain, weather conditions and payload all play a part in range. However, some users are getting close to the claimed range, while others are falling short, particularly in power mode or with a pillion rider. It also debates the range adequacy for urban use versus suburban or longer commutes. We also think about how the range compares to the fuel stops for petrol scooters and if the convenience of being able to charge at home outweighs the need to charge more often. They also talk about ways to manage range anxiety, from careful trip planning to carrying a charger to top up at work or at public charging points.