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      Bajaj Pulsar NS160 To Get 5-Inch TFT Screen? Updated Switchgear Spotted

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      New Pulsar NS160 Test MuleThe switchgear spotted on Bajaj Pulsar NS160 test mules is largely similar to what is currently offered and show one addition, which is hazard lightBajaj is often criticised for not offering Bluetooth connectivity with their motorcycles. Many even joke around saying the closest Bajaj has gotten, is with a blue backlit Bajaj logo that looks like Bluetooth symbol. However, Bajaj being the 3W and 2W giant that it is, is likely to get the final grin as there are big updates spotted with a Pulsar NS160 test mule.Bajaj Pulsar NS160 To Get 5-Inch TFT Screen?Pulsar lineup is Bajaj’s highest-selling and the most sought after. This sub-brand’s immense popularity is due to the culmination of more than a decade of consistent catering to enthusiasts and thrill seekers. The company also has other premium sub-brands like Dominar and Avenger. That said, Pulsar is still Bajaj’s favourite child.Bajaj has already revealed they’re launching “six new Pulsars” by the end of this financial year. This is to track growth and profitability of said new launches by the end of this year. Bajaj Auto MD, Rajiv Bajaj, promises that they have fantastic products to offer motorcycling enthusiasts. These updates could bring added features rather than updated styling.Now, a recent report has published a Pulsar NS160 test mule that had its instrument cluster camouflaged. There was just a small cutout in the camouflage for rider to see vehicle speed and fuel info, among other crucial details. This report mentions that the person who papped this mule confirmed that this new instrument cluster resembled the same TFT screen launched with 2024 Chetak scooter.NS160 new switchgearBajaj recently updated its Chetak EV with updated performance, range and a new 5-inch TFT non-touch screen for instrumentation. This instrument screen supports turn-by-turn navigation, music control, call management and customisable display themes through Bluetooth connection with a smartphone. Some of these features are optional extra with Chetak.New and improved switchgearIn the spy shots, we can see new switchgear on Bajaj Pulsar NS160 too. 2024 Chetak had new switchgear too, to control this new TFT screen. The switchgear contained dedicated buttons for Menu, Notification, Navigation, Music and more. Both side switchgear had toggle buttons too.We mentioned all of these because the Pulsar NS 160 test mules spotted, had none of these. The only addition we can see is a hazard light switch on left switchgear. So, if you were expecting identical functionalities as Chetak on Pulsar NS160, take this info with a pinch of salt.NS160 test muleHowever, the new infotainment screen on Pulsar NS160 and other Pulsars could be LCD units that has added functionalities like Bluetooth connectivity and navigation. We don’t expect any mechanical changes with Pulsar NS160. Upon launch, we expect the same set of feature additions on other Pulsar models within comparable price brackets as well.Source More

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      2024 Bajaj Pulsar N150, N160 Teased – New Features, Launch Soon

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      2024 Bajaj Pulsar N150 / N160 launch teaserImproved braking and suspension, along with new colours and graphics, could be among the key changes for new Pulsar N150 and N160Pulsar range contributes more than 50% to Bajaj Auto’s total two-wheeler sales. Across international markets, Pulsar range is the second bestseller, next to Boxer. Bajaj has regularly introduced updates and new products in line with evolving market dynamics and consumer preferences.Updated Pulsar N150 and N160 teasedAs an increasing number of people are choosing performance-oriented bikes over the usual commuter bikes, the 150cc to 200cc motorcycle segment has been registering strong growth. In November, Bajaj was leading this space with Pulsar’s market share at 28.37%. To boost sales, Bajaj will soon introduce updated versions of Pulsar N150 and Pulsar N160. While both bikes already have a sporty profile and deliver robust performance, some new equipment can improve the overall experience for users. Hat tip to automotive enthusiast Abhinav Sharma for sharing the update.2024 Bajaj Pulsar N150For Pulsar N150, one of the possibilities could be the addition of disc brakes at rear. As of now, the current model has 260 mm front disc and 130 mm rear drum brakes. Single-channel ABS is offered as standard. With dual-disc brakes, users should be able to rev up their machines with more confidence.Another update could be the split seat option for Pulsar N150. The current model is offered with a single-piece saddle. It looks quite comfortable and seamlessly integrates with the bike’s overall design. However, there can be a section of users who may want a sportier seating option. Pulsar N160 already has a split-seat design, which can be copied onto the Pulsar N150.Updated Pulsar N150 and N160 launch soon – Teaser out pic.twitter.com/3T1oNfNwCK— RushLane (@rushlane) January 16, 2024For Pulsar N160, USD front forks are a desirable update. The current model has telescopic front forks and a monoshock unit at rear. For both bikes, new colour options and graphics could be introduced. Pulsar N150 is currently offered in Pearl Metallic White and Ebony Black colour options. Bajaj Pulsar N160 has three colour choices – Brooklyn Black, Racing Red and Caribbean Blue. New Bluetooth-based connectivity features are also a possibility for N150 and N160 along with a new digital instrument cluster.New Pulsar N150, Pulsar N160 performanceEngine options are expected to be the same as earlier. Powering the Pulsar N150 is a 149.68 cc engine that generates 14.5 PS of max power and 13.5 Nm of peak torque. It is mated to a 5-speed constant mesh gearbox. Pulsar N160 has 164.82 cc, single cylinder, 2 valve, oil-cooled engine that makes 16 PS and 14.65 Nm. It is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. It remains to be seen if the engines are tweaked to deliver a slightly enhanced performance.Other hardware like wheels and tyres are expected to be the same as earlier. However, it is possible that the wheels could get some new colour treatment in line with the respective colour variant. Both N150 and N160 have 17-inch wheels at front and rear. Tyre profile is 90/90 / 120/80 for N150 and 100/80 / 130/70 for N160.Depending on the type of updates, prices could be increased. Bajaj Pulsar N150 is currently available at a starting price of Rs 1.18 lakh. The N160 starts at Rs 1.30 lakh. More

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      2024 Bajaj Chetak Electric Scooter Launch Price Rs 1.15 L – Range 127 Kms

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      Bajaj Launches Upgraded 2024 Chetak Electric Scooter with Premium FeaturesBajaj Auto has launched its latest additions to the Chetak electric scooter lineup. The launch of the Chetak 2024 marks another stride forward in the realm of electric mobility, combining cutting-edge technology with enhanced performance. It is offered in two variants of Premium and Urbane, priced at Rs 1.35 lakh and Rs 1.15 lakh respectively, ex-sh.Chetak Premium 2024 – Advanced Functionality2024 Bajaj Chetak Electric Scooter is positioned as a pinnacle of innovation and functionality, introduces an array of advanced features set to redefine the electric two-wheeler experience. Equipped with a vivid 5-inch TFT display, the Premium variant offers turn-by-turn navigation, music control, call management, and customizable display themes.2024 Bajaj ChetakIn terms of performance, the Chetak Premium 2024 boasts an improved 3.2 kWh battery, extending its range to an ARAI-certified 127 km while reaching a top speed of 73 km/h. Charging convenience is also amplified with an onboard 800W charger that can deliver up to 15.6 km of range in just 30 minutes.Notably, the optional TecPac enhances these capabilities, providing a seamless customer experience through the Chetak App and enabling future adaptability to evolving mobility needs. The TecPac introduces Hill Hold Mode, ensuring confidence and control on inclines, and a reverse mode for effortless maneuvering.2024 Bajaj ChetakHighlighting its feature-rich design, the Chetak Premium 2024 incorporates sequential rear blinkers, self-cancelling blinkers, electronic locks, seat switches, and a helmet box lamp, ensuring a comprehensive and convenient riding experience. Moreover, the scooter’s solid metal body, crafted from premium materials and IP67-rated for water resistance, offers durability and style in vibrant colours such as Indigo Blue, Brooklyn Black, and Hazelnut.2024 Bajaj ChetakChetak Urbane 2024: Sophistication and AccessibilityThe Chetak Urbane 2024, priced at Rs. 1,15,001 (ex-showroom Delhi), caters to riders seeking a sophisticated yet accessible electric scooter, available in Coarse Grey, Cyber White, Brooklyn Black, and Indigo Metallic Blue colours. Chetak Premium 2024, priced at Rs. 1,35,463 (ex-showroom Delhi), promises a seamless fusion of technology and design, offering riders an elevated and eco-conscious mode of urban travel.Mr. Eric Vas, President of Urbanite, expressed pride in presenting the upgraded Chetak Premium 2024, emphasizing its blend of style, functionality, and increased range. He highlighted Bajaj’s commitment to continually enhancing the Chetak range to provide customers with a superior riding experience as they embrace cleaner modes of commuting.Since its introduction in 2019, the Chetak electric scooter has garnered a strong following, with over 1 lakh users across 140+ cities, establishing itself as a beloved brand in India’s electric vehicle segment. With these latest offerings, Bajaj Auto reiterates its commitment to innovation and sustainability in the electric mobility landscape. More

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      2024 Bajaj Chetak Premium Spied At Dealer – More Range, TFT Dash

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      2024 Bajaj Chetak Premium Scooter – New DisplayWith new features and upgrades, Bajaj Chetak can compete better with rivals like Ola S1 Pro, TVS iQube and Ather 450XWhile Chetak is preferred for its reliability and durability, it is not necessarily perceived as a high-tech and high-performance machine. Probably, rivals are offering a more comprehensive range of features. Bajaj is looking to fix that with the new Chetak Premium version, scheduled to be launched on 5th January. Ahead of that, the new e-scooter has been spied at a dealership. Hat tip to automotive enthusiast Yash Parate for sharing the exclusive spy shots of the 2024 Chetak.Bajaj Chetak Premium – What’s new?Chetak is currently offered in Urbane and Premium variants. However, there aren’t any major differences between the two. As per the new strategy, the Urbane variant will be positioned as an affordable, entry-level electric scooter. On the other hand, the Premium version will be getting a comprehensive range of updates. As a result, the Premium version will be launched at a higher price point.2024 Bajaj Chetak Premium Scooter – New DisplayOne of the key updates is a new TFT instrument display. It is to note that the existing model has an LCD display. The new TFT dash will have features like Bluetooth connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation. Users will be able to access functions such as calls, text and music. New Chetak Premium will also have a remote immobilization function and tyre pressure monitoring system.Riding modes are already available and will be carried forward. Boot space for the new Chetak Premium variant will be increased from 18 litres to 21 litres. This may not be significant, but can still be useful for storing some small stuff.2024 Bajaj Chetak Premium ScooterBajaj Chetak Premium performance boostNew Chetak Premium variant will have better capabilities in comparison to the existing Urbane variant. One of the key upgrades is a larger 3.2 kWh battery pack. It has a certified range of 127 km, as per IDC standards. The existing model utilizes a 2.9 kWh battery pack, with a certified range of 108 km. True range or real-world range is also expected to improve with the new Chetak Premium variant. Users have reported more than 100 km of real-world range in Eco mode with the existing Chetak model.With the larger battery, charging time has increased by around 30 minutes. As of now, 0 to 100% charging time for the current model is 4 hours. Another area where Chetak seems to be lagging behind is the top speed. With the likes of Ola S1 Pro offering a top speed of 120 km/h, Chetak has a lot to catch up. With the new Chetak Premium model, the top speed will be increased to 73 km/h. It remains to be seen if changes are made to the electric motor to achieve this higher top speed.With the updates, the price gap between the Chetak Urbane and the new Chetak Premium variant will increase. Bajaj had recently introduced the 2024 version of Chetak Urbane at a starting price of Rs 1.15 lakh (ex-sh., Delhi). In comparison, the existing Chetak Premium version is available at a starting price of Rs 1.20 lakh. More

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      Bajaj Auto Sales Dec 2023 Nears 3.26 Lakh – 16% Growth YoY

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      Bajaj Pulsar N rangeBajaj Auto has released its sales report for December 2023, showcasing remarkable growth across its two-wheeler and commercial vehicle segmentsCombining both two-wheeler and commercial vehicle sales, Bajaj Auto showcased robust performance. The total domestic sales for December 2023 hit 190,919 units, marking a striking 28% surge compared to 148,583 units in the same period the previous year. On the export front, the company registered sales of 135,887 units, indicating a modest 2% growth from December 2022’s 132,931 units. The cumulative total sales of 326,806 units for both segments displayed a commendable 16% rise from December 2022’s 281,514 units.Bajaj Auto Sales Dec 2023 – Two WheelersIn the two-wheeler segment, Bajaj Auto reported a significant uptick in both domestic and export sales. Domestically, the company recorded a sales figure of 158,370 units, marking an impressive 26% increase from December 2022’s 125,553 units. Export numbers also saw a rise, albeit more modestly, reaching 124,631 units, up by 3% compared to the previous year’s 121,499 units. The combined total for two-wheeler sales stood at 283,001 units, reflecting a notable 15% increase from December 2022’s 247,052 units.Bajaj Auto sales Dec 2023 vs Dec 2022Commercial Vehicles on the RiseThe commercial vehicle segment also experienced a surge in sales for Bajaj Auto. The domestic market witnessed a substantial growth of 41%, with sales climbing to 32,549 units in December 2023 from 23,030 units in the same period last year. However, exports in this category faced a slight decline, dropping by 2% to 11,256 units from December 2022’s 11,432 units. The overall commercial vehicle sales tallied at 43,805 units, demonstrating a commendable 27% increase from the 34,462 units recorded in December 2022.Cumulative Year-to-Date FiguresCombining both two-wheeler and commercial vehicle segments, Bajaj Auto showcased a mixed performance in the year-to-date sales for April to December 2023. The total domestic sales for this period reached 2,057,393 units, marking a significant 29% surge compared to 1,591,594 units in the same period the previous year. However, on the export front, the company recorded sales of 1,224,964 units, indicating a challenging 17% decline from April to December 2022’s 1,476,535 units. The cumulative total sales of 3,282,357 units for both segments displayed a moderate 7% increase from April to December 2022’s 3,068,129 units.Bajaj Auto sales YTD Dec 2023Two-Wheelers: Domestic Demand Surges, Export Woes PersistIn the realm of two-wheelers, Bajaj Auto experienced a substantial surge in domestic sales. The company recorded a noteworthy 22% increase in domestic two-wheeler sales, reaching 1,703,704 units from April to December 2023, compared to 1,390,893 units during the same period in 2022. However, the export segment faced challenges, witnessing a 17% decline, with sales dropping to 1,107,402 units from April to December 2023, down from 1,326,541 units in the corresponding period in 2022. The cumulative total for two-wheeler sales stood at 2,811,106 units, reflecting a modest 3% increase from April to December 2022’s 2,717,434 units.Commercial Vehicles: Remarkable Growth in Domestic Market, Export DownturnBajaj Auto’s commercial vehicle segment showcased remarkable growth in the domestic market. Sales soared by an impressive 76%, with figures climbing to 353,689 units from April to December 2023, compared to 200,701 units in the same period in 2022. However, the export landscape for commercial vehicles proved to be challenging, experiencing a significant 22% decrease, with sales dropping to 117,562 units from April to December 2023, down from 149,994 units in the corresponding period in 2022. The overall commercial vehicle sales tallied at 471,251 units, demonstrating a commendable 34% increase from April to December 2022’s 350,695 units.Market Insights and Future ProspectsBajaj Auto’s impressive growth in sales for December 2023 signals a positive trajectory in the company’s performance. The substantial surge in both domestic and export markets across two-wheelers and commercial vehicles indicates a strong consumer demand for their products.This upward trend may be attributed to various factors, including consumer confidence, the introduction of new models, and effective marketing strategies employed by Bajaj Auto. Additionally, the company’s robust distribution network both domestically and internationally likely played a pivotal role in achieving these impressive sales figures. With this notable performance, Bajaj Auto is poised to continue its momentum in the automobile market, showcasing its commitment to innovation, quality, and meeting customer needs in the coming months. More

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      Bajaj Pulsar 500 Twinner Cafe Racer Rendered – Name Trademarked

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      Bajaj Pulsar 500 Twinner RenderA close to 500cc twin-cylinder engine on Bajaj Pulsar 500 Twinner could develop around 60 bhp of peak power and 50 Nm of peak torqueBajaj Auto has been one of the leading forces in India’s commuter and street motorcycles segments. These single-cylinder engines range between 100cc and 373cc and are doing duties across multiple sub-brands. But what would a twin-cylinder from Bajaj be like? Does this relate to Bajaj’s Twinner registered trademark?Bajaj Twinner 500 Cafe Racer RenderedRendering artist Pratyush Rout has penned down his imagination and expressed what Bajaj’s first twin-cylinder motorcycle might look like. For obvious reasons, there is a high probability of it falling under the Pulsar umbrella for maximum appeal. So, he created a street naked neo-retro Cafe Racer style Bajaj Pulsar 500 Twinner.Bajaj Twinner Trademark FiledBajaj and Pulsar fans would expect a powertrain upgrade from their preferred OEM in the form of a twin-cylinder engine. Especially looking at how much commercial success Royal Enfield has seen with its parallel-twin 650 platform. Bajaj and KTM had intentions of jointly developing a 490cc parallel-twin platform in 2020.Bajaj’s trademarked Twinner name is a fitting choice for a product like this. Considering this is around 500cc in displacement, one could speculate that Bajaj-KTM has gone with joining two 250cc engines together and developing a sophisticated setup around it. That might be the case too as it is among the standard practices in the industry.Bajaj Pulsar 500 Twinner RenderThe wordmark Twinner that Bajaj has trademarked, is not associated with any prefix or suffixes. This could mean that Bajaj will use Twinner name along with existing sub-brands like Pulsar. In effect, the word Twinner would only denote its engine architecture. For example, Bajaj Pulsar 500 Twinner, might be a name in the future where Twinner is used to denote the new engine.Bajaj Pulsar 500 Twinner RenderUnique blend of design from multiple motorcycle genresFor design, Pratyush Rout has gone with an amalgamation of Pulsar’s muscular approach and blended it with classic motorcycle elements like round headlights. Something first-ever Pulsar had. There is a stepped rear seat like that of a super sport machine too, creating a unique blend of elements from multiple motorcycle genres.Fuel tank is all new, donning the Pulsar 3D badge and subtle changes compared to Dominar 400. The changes are in-keeping with Bajaj’s design trends. The perimeter frame is retained and it proudly displays the Twinner badge. Subframe is a lot sportier and the tail section is now much tidier. Wheels, braking setup and exhaust system are retained from the current Dominar 400.Bajaj Pulsar 500 Twinner RenderHeadlights are round and grab attention along with paying tribute to motorcycles of the past. Twin circular pods for the instrument cluster look classy as well. USD front telescopic forks are finished in gold and petal disc brakes at the front get Nissin calipers. If launched, Pulsar 500 Twinner will be the biggest Pulsar ever. Sidelining the soon-to-be-launched 400cc single-cylinder Pulsar.Powertrain is the key highlightFor Bajaj Pulsar 500 Twinner, the perimeter frame will be tweaked slightly to accommodate the wider engine. Considering around 500cc displacement, we may expect around 60 bhp of peak power and 50Nm of peak torque. This engine will get many modern hardware like 4V head, DOHC setup, liquid cooling, quick-shifter, throttle-by-wire, slipper clutch and more.Bajaj Pulsar 500 Twinner Render More

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      Bajaj Sales Breakup November 2023 – Domestic Sales Surge 76% YoY

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      Bajaj Auto has seen increased demand for its Pulsar and Platina range both in domestic and export marketsBajaj Auto Limited has reported outstanding success in domestic markets in November 2023. Total sales (domestic + exports) grew to 3,32,223 units in November 2023 up from 2,49,731 units sold in November 2022. This related to a volume growth of 82,492 units. It was however a MoM de-growth when compared to total sales (domestic + exports) at 3,88,428 units in October 2023.Bajaj Auto Domestic Sales November 2023Total domestic sales were up 76.37 percent YoY while exports on the other hand fell by 6.65 percent in the past month. The company is set to expand its high-in-demand 125cc Pulsar range and the new P125 has been spied on test. Once launched, it will rival the TVS Raider 125, Honda SP 125 and Hero Glamour XTEC.There are also plans to introduce upgrades to 6 of the Pulsar models in the 125-200cc range by March 2024. Bajaj Auto sales in domestic markets improved by 76.37 percent YoY to 2,10,532 units in November 2023, up from 1,19,367 units sold in November 2022. This led to volume growth of 91,165 units. Among the company portfolio, it was the Pulsar and Platina that saw increased sales along with the CT, Chetak and Avenger.Sales of Dominar, however, fell marginally. Pulsar sales were up 79.29 percent YoY to 1,30,403 units in the past month, up from 72,735 units sold in November 2022 to command a 61.94 percent share on this list. In the Pulsar range, it was the 125cc and 150cc models that commanded higher sales with 77,711 units and 28,373 units sold last month relating to a 72.03 percent and 109.62 percent YoY growth.Bajaj Sales Breakup November 2023 – DomesticPulsar 200cc sales also went up by 39.76 percent to 18,947 units from 13,557 units YoY while sales of Pulsar 250cc zoomed by 1043 percent to 5,372 units in November 2023 from just 470 units sold in November 2022. Bajaj Platina sales also went up by 79.83 percent YoY to 60,607 units from 33,702 units sold in November 2022 with a 28.79 percent share.Pulsar leads the charts for Bajaj in domestic marketCT sales were higher by 15.69 percent YoY to 8,643 units from 7,471 units sold in November 2022 with the 110cc model commanding higher attention with a 98.26 percent YoY growth with 6,957 units sold last month. The CT 125cc however, saw lower sales down 57.45 percent YoY to 1,686 units. Bajaj Chetak, currently the 3rd best-selling electric scooter in the country, saw a total of 8,472 units sold last month, up 153.20 percent YoY over 1,300 units sold in November 2022.The company plans updated versions of this electric scooter with features such as a larger battery pack, TFT colour instrument display with Bluetooth and turn by turn navigation, etc, which will allow it to compete even better with Ola Electric and TVS iQube. Avenger sales grew by 24 percent YoY to 1,612 units while sales of Dominar dipped by 2.21 percent to 795 units in November 2023.Bajaj Exports dip in November 2023Taking into account total exports in the past month, there were 1,21,691 units shipped, relating to a 6.65 percent YoY de-growth when compared to 1,30,364 units exported in November 2022. In the export list, it was the Boxer that saw highest demand at 63,936 units, though it was a YoY de-growth of 20.58 percent when compared to 80,500 units shipped in November 2022.Bajaj Sales Breakup November 2023 – ExportsThe Boxer currently commands a 52.54 percent share with its 110cc model commanding the highest demand at 45,784 units while there were 7,604 units of the Boxer 125cc exported last month along with 10,548 units of Boxer 150cc. Pulsar exports were up 29.26 percent YoY to 31,392 units in November 2023 with Pulsar 200cc seeing higher demand by 41.06 percent to 16,346 units. Pulsar 125cc (3,934 units), Pulsar 150cc (8,442 units) and Pulsar 250cc (2,670 units) made up the balance exports.While Bajaj CT exports dipped 24.79 percent YoY to 14,112 units, that of Discover improved by 164.67 percent to 7,252 units from 2,740 units exported in November 2022. Bajaj Platina exports saw the highest YoY growth by 364.06 percent to 2,673 units. However, Dominar sales dipped 26.52 percent to 2,313 units from 3,148 units shipped in November 2022 along with the Avenger, exports of which fell by 96.29 percent YoY to just 13 units in the past month. More

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      Bajaj Vector Name Trademarked – Production Name Of Husqvarna Vektorr?

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      Bajaj Vector name trademarkedThe recent Bajaj Vector name trademarked by the company has a high probability of being the production name of Husqvarna Vektorr conceptIf we look at Bajaj Auto’s 2-wheeler portfolio in India, it currently lacks a scooter. Sure, Bajaj has Chetak brand under its electric division. If Bajaj is cooking a new scooter in its kitchen, the recently trademarked “Bajaj Vector” name could be a fitting name for this hypothetical product.Bajaj Vector Name TrademarkedThe last ICE scooter from Bajaj was Kristal and it was too insignificant to make a dent in Honda and TVS’ scooter dominance in Indian 2W market. Fast forwarding to 2023, scooters are still vastly desirable owing to their unisex approach and practicality of a step-through design. Scooter sales easily hover over 5 lakh units per month in India.Bajaj has a surprisingly vast trademark repository and Bajaj Vector is the latest addition. The name sounds fitting to a scooter, regardless of ICE or electric. There is a tiny possibility that this new trademark filing might make it onto Bajaj’s Sunny revival project. Bajaj Sunny electric scooter test mules were spotted recently.But for Indian market, Bajaj is likely to stick with premium electric scooters and the new Bajaj Vector trademark can be a premium scooter based on Chetak’s platform. Bajaj could also use this new trademark for its partner brands as well.Husqvarna Vektorr ConceptThis could be Husqvarna’s upcoming electric scooterSpeaking of partner brands, KTM-owned Husqvarna is a huge possibility. If you can recall, Husqvarna had showcased Vektorr electric scooter concept that looked radical with its neo-retro design elements. This electric scooter is based on Bajaj’s Chetak and was spotted testing on Indian roads multiple times over the past three years.However, Vektorr name had a ‘K’ and ended with two ‘R’, while the recently trademarked word from Bajaj has a ‘C’ and just one ‘R’. Another probability is that Vector is the production-spec name of Vektorr concept that was showcased few years ago. Since Bajaj is the one manufacturing this product for Husqvarna, has filed for name trademark as well.Husqvarna Vector could very well be just for export markets as the brand’s presence in India is quite limited. Especially when compared to KTM. Speaking of KTM, there is a tiny possibility that Vector name could be used in India under KTM brand. Test mules of KTM’s scooter have been spotted too.Bajaj Vector could be production-spec name of Husqvarna VektorrThe wordmark that Bajaj is securing for itself is “Bajaj Vector”. Maybe there will be a future trademark application for just the word “Vector” to use with its partner brand’s vehicles. When launched, it will share its battery and motor with Bajaj Chetak. Primarily aimed at global markets, Husqvarna Vector there could be launched in India as well. More