However, comparing the Bajaj Chetak Urbane to other scooters available in the market, the boot space of the scooter has been found to be pretty tiny. The main limitation is due to the battery pack placement, which consumes most of the underseat storage space. Users have complained that they can’t fit common items such as helmets, groceries, or laptop bags in the boot. As a result, the Chetak has sparked conversations about its practicality for day to day errands and commuting. For some, the limited storage is a huge negative, and for others, it’s a necessary compromise for the electric drivetrain. It also addresses other storage options, including aftermarket add ons or changing riding habits. We look at how this affects the utility of the scooter for different types of users, the student, the working professional, or the person who uses the scooter for small deliveries or errands.