In Chakan, about thirty kilometers away from the city of Pune in India, Bajaj has an established factory that employs close to 5,000 employees and manufactures up to 4,000 motorcycles a day.
Bajaj has been manufacturing for its own brand and KTM for quite some time now. It’s no secret that KTM’s small-displacement 125 to 390 models are manufactured here. The factory was first opened in 1999 and got its start making a majority of Bajaj’s Pulsar lineup. After evolving further, the factory grew and became advanced enough for KTM to jump into India. The KTM models that are made here are destined for local and international markets, and a ton of units are marked for export to other countries.