Dhiren Man Shrestha, a passionate electric vehicle enthusiast, recently completed an extraordinary journey across Nepal’s high-altitude Upper Mustang region, riding the Bajaj Chetak Electric Scooter all the way to Lo Manthang and the Korala Border, situated at 4,660 meters above sea level.
This ambitious expedition showcased the Chetak EV’s remarkable reliability and capability, proving that electric scooters can tackle some of the most challenging terrains in Nepal.

“I never imagined an electric scooter could handle such extreme conditions,” said Dhiren. “From the busy streets of Kathmandu to the rugged trails of Lo Manthang and up to the Korala Border, the Chetak EV performed flawlessly. Its smooth power delivery, impressive range, and superior suspension made this journey not just possible, but truly enjoyable.”
The ride is a milestone for electric mobility in Nepal, demonstrating that EVs are ready for both daily commutes and high-altitude adventures. “This ride proves that Chetak EV isn’t just eco-friendly—it’s powerful, reliable, and built to go the extra mile,” Dhiren added.

The Bajaj Chetak 3501 comes with a certified range of 153 km on a single charge, making it suitable for longer rides and challenging routes. Its IP67-rated all-metal body ensures durability across various riding conditions.
The scooter is packed with rider-friendly features, including geo-fencing, accident alerts, and anti-theft protection to enhance safety. Practical conveniences like keyless access, 35 liters of under-seat storage, and a fast-charging capability that powers the battery from 0 to 80% in approximately three hours make the Chetak 3501 an ideal choice for modern riders.
The Bajaj Chetak 3501 is available in Nepal at a price of Rs. 3,24,900.

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