Bajaj Chetak Urbane vs Kabira Mobility Intercity Aeolus Lead Acid

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Compare Specifications of Chetak Urbane and Intercity Aeolus Lead Acid

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Technical Specifications

Fuel	Electric	Electric
Motor	--	250W BLDC Hub Motor
Range	--	60 | 90 km
Charging Time	5h - 100% 1h - 25%	06 - 08 Hours
Engine Starting	Electric	--
Top Speed	95 kmph	24 kmph
Battery	Lithium Ion Batteries	1600 wh Lead Acid
Charger	--	Slow Charger
Battery Warranty	3 years for 50000 kms	6 Months
Frame	--	Re-Inforced Steel Chassis
Headlamp	LED	--

Tyres

Front	--	10" Tubeless
Rear	--	10" Tubeless
Wheel / RIM	--	Alloy

Brakes

Front	Drum	Disc Brake
Rear	Drum	Disc Brake

Suspension

Front	--	Spring Loaded Supsensions
Rear	--	Spring Loaded Supsensions

Colors Available

Colors

Solid Colour Glossy

Matte Black Glossy Red Glossy White

Physical Specs

Length	--	1750 mm
Width	--	760 mm
Height	--	1100 mm
Wheelbase	--	1330 mm

Overview

About	The Bajaj Chetak Urbane is an electric scooter that combines performance with sleek and stylish Read More	--
Features	- Satin chrome bezel - Premium Metal Finishes - Reverse Gear - Zero Downtime - Water - Resistant - Rear LED Sequential Blinkers	Mobile App Features - Geo-Fencing & Live Tracking - Intelligent Anti-Theft & SOS - Trip History | Ride Statistics & Many More... Product Features - Suitable for Rental Hubs | Urban Commute - Digital Speedometer - Disc Brakes - Keyless Entry
Additional Details	--	Inclination : 12° Controller : Smart Controller (FR)

Pros and Cons

Pros	- Smooth and quiet electric engine. - Premium and stylish design. - Reverse gear for easy maneuverability. - Robust 'Zero Downtime' feature. - Impressive safety and comfort aspects.	--
Cons	- Full battery charge time could be improved. - Drum brakes might not appeal to all riders who prefer disc brakes for more efficient stopping power.	--

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