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      Bajaj Freedom CNG Bike Launch Price Rs 95K – 102km/kg Mileage!

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      Bajaj Freedom CNG Bike LaunchWhen compared to typical Petrol-only commuters, Bajaj Freedom CNG bike claims 102 km/kg mileage (fuel efficiency)In a world’s first, Bajaj Auto has launched Freedom 125 CNG+Petrol Bi-fuel capable motorcycle that takes on the likes of highly frugal Petrol-only commuter offerings. Priced at an introductory Rs 95,000 (Ex-sh), Bajaj Auto is rewriting the rule book for commuters and has set a new benchmark in fuel efficiency and running costs.Bajaj Freedom CNG Bike LaunchedEvery once in a while, Bajaj Auto surprises motorcycling fraternity with aggressive pricing on their products. We witnessed this with the launch of Pulsar NS400Z at Rs 1.8 lakh (Ex-sh). This time around, Bajaj has pulled similar strings with their first-ever Freedom 125 CNG motorcycle by pricing it at Rs 95,000 (Ex-sh).Bajaj Freedom CNG Bike Launch PriceFreedom will be offered in 3 variants – Drum, Drum LED and Disc LED. There are as many as 7 shades. Overall design and aesthetics of Bajaj Freedom is of a a stylish and reasonably premium and adventure-ish 125cc commuter. Bajaj has gone with an ADV-inspired design and silhouette with quite a few retro ques to appeal to the masses.The formula seems to be working fine and Bajaj Freedom looks fairly handsome in person. A round headlight, a subtle flyscreen, an extremely long and accommodating seat, and a stubby fuel tank are notable design highlights. The tall ground clearance, handlebar brace, knuckle guards, and other attributes lend a confident stance and ADV appeal.Bajaj Freedom CNG Bike coloursTank shrouds, engine cowl, beefy suspension coversand rear tyre hugger lend the bike some muscle. While alloy wheels are standard, top variants get a front disc brake option as well. Instrument cluster is digital and shows both CNG and Petrol levels. CNG to Petrol and vice versa can be done from a dedicated toggle on the switchgear. This unit supports Bluetooth connectivity too.Specs and PowertrainMeat of the matter is the new Bi-fuel CNG+Petrol capable 125cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine of the new Bajaj Freedom. This state-of-the-art engine is capable of running on both Petrol and CNG at rider’s discretion. This way, riders can enjoy the vast cost benefits of CNG and the convenience of Petrol fuel, owing to the extensive fuel stations, as opposed to CNG stations.Bajaj FreedomThis engine is capable of offering 9.5 PS peak power, 9.7 Nm peak torque and a very impressive mileage (fuel efficiency). When switched to CNG, the performance dulls out, but the efficiency is unlike anything else. There is a 2kg CNG tank and a 2L petrol tank with a total of 330 km range. The 2kg CNG is good for around 200 km range with 102 km/kg and an additional 130 km range with 67 km/l from 2L petrol.Bajaj quoted running costs analysis for the Freedom 125 CNG and it is around Rs 1 per km, which is just uncanny and out of this world. After Freedom, Bajaj intends to launch more CNG vehicles, depending on market reception. There is no news yet, regarding a CNG Pulsar 125. But the prospect is attractive. More

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      Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG Name Confirmed By Official Website – Launch Tomorrow

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      Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG BikeWhen launched, Bajaj Freedom 125 will be a unique product with no real rivals and it will likely claim the highest mileage (fuel efficiency)In a world’s first, Bajaj is launching a petrol+CNG bi-fuel capable motorcycle on July 5th, 2024. This is a big launch for Bajaj as it is flexing its profound engineering capabilities and pushing the boundaries of smart and innovative mobility solutions. But what is the name of Bajaj’s CNG bike? Answer to that very question has been leaked from Bajaj’s official website.Bajaj Freedom 125 Name ConfirmedWith rising fuel prices, inflation and cost of living, many commuters are looking for alternate solutions to cut down running costs of their motorcycles. They need ‘Freedom’ from the higher running costs associated with petrol motorcycles. So, Bajaj has taken matters into their hands and is giving people just that. Freedom!Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG Bike. Credit RavanaaarThe anticipation with Bajaj’s upcoming CNG motorcycle is very high as it could be the most efficient motorcycle in India, and probably the world with up to 100 km/kg. The recent teasers from Bajaj have confirmed that the bike will run on both CNG and petrol with a toggle to choose between them.Bajaj Freedom 125 Name LeakedNow, Bajaj’s official website has confirmed the name of its upcoming CNG motorcycle. It is Freedom 125, as seen in one of the drop-down menus on Bajaj’s official website. Freedom 125 is a befitting name for this motorcycle and is likely to catch on with the intended audience. It will likely invoke a feeling of liberation from high running costs of petrol motorcycles.Bajaj CNG Bike Launch TeaserThe Freedom 125 name suggested by the official website, also confirms the bike’s engine displacement. Which is 125cc in displacement. This displacement figure falls in line with the speculations and rumours and should have comparable performance with other 125cc rivals when driven with petrol fuel.Upcoming Bajaj CNG BikeSwitching to CNG, we can expect a dulled-down performance that should be comparable to 100cc or 110cc offerings. However, CNG fuel should unlock best-in-class fuel efficiency and even touch 100 km/kg figure that should position Bajaj Freedom 125 as the most frugal motorcycle in India, or probably even the world.New Bajaj CNG Motorcycle SpiedFeatures and equipmentAs confirmed by the spy shots, Bajaj will offer multiple variants of Freedom 125. This is to achieve competitive pricing with base variants and make top variants feature-rich to satisfy tech-savvy customers. In that regard, only the top-spec model will get attributes like knuckle guards, tyre hugger and front disc brakes.As standard, Bajaj Freedom 125 will get a long seat, round headlight, CNG cylinder under the seat, alloy wheels with tubeless tyres and an overall ADV-like styling with high ground clearance. Price-wise, we can expect Bajaj to price the world’s first CNG motorcycle at around Rs 90,000 and Rs 1 lakh (Ex-sh). Bajaj is known for aggressive pricing too. So, there may be surprises.New Bajaj CNG Bike Render More

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      New Bajaj CNG Bike Render Based On Leaks – Expected Price, Mileage, Colours

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      New Bajaj CNG Bike RenderWith the promise of reduced running costs, Bajaj CNG bike can appeal to a wide segment of usersCNG two-wheeler concept is not new, as seen with CNG kits developed for scooters a few years back. But with Bajaj CNG bike, users will be getting a factory fitted CNG option for the first time. The switchable dual fuel function is another big advantage.Bajaj CNG Bike – Performance and MileageOne of the key USPs of Bajaj CNG bike will be its reduced running costs. Across most states, CNG is around Rs 20 cheaper than petrol. CNG has been a spectacular success as an alternative fuel in case of four wheelers. And now, Bajaj is all set to introduce the same benefits to two-wheeler users.New Bajaj CNG Motorcycle SpiedBajaj CNG bike is expected to get a 125cc engine. As CNG is less energy dense than petrol, performance of Bajaj CNG bike could be comparable to a 100cc commuter bike. One of the big questions on everyone’s minds is the mileage of Bajaj CNG bike.Bajaj CNG Bike Launch TeaserIt could be comparable to 100cc commuter bikes or much higher. It is possible that the engine may have been tweaked to achieve a higher fuel efficiency. A claimed range of around 70-90 km/L under test conditions seems plausible. Based on the leaked spy shots, Pratyush Rout has created digital renders of the Bajaj CNG bike in new colours.New Bajaj CNG Bike RenderBajaj CNG bike – Design and EquipmentIt appears that Bajaj CNG bike utilizes a mix of various design elements and components. For example, a hint of retro is seen with the circular headlamp. The upright handlebar points to the typical 100cc commuter bikes. ADV elements are present in the form of fork gaiters and knuckle guards. The long seat is also something that is usually seen with an ADV bike.New Bajaj CNG Motorcycle SpiedThese features add a lot more dynamism to the bike. Bajaj CNG bike has a premium appeal and is visually attractive. It will help achieve a clear distinction from the conventional design language used with entry-level commuter bikes.Other key features of Bajaj CNG bike include alloy wheels, telescopic forks at front, a monoshock rear suspension, upswept exhaust and rear tyre hugger. The bike is expected to get disc brakes at both ends.New Bajaj CNG Bike RenderRiding ergonomics are fairly comfortable with centrally mounted footpegs. With expected seat height of around 800 mm, Bajaj CNG bike will be suitable for a wide segment of users. Tech kit could include Bluetooth connectivity to access calls, text and music.Bajaj CNG bike launch details, PriceLaunch of Bajaj CNG bike is scheduled for tomorrow, 5th July. It is likely to be priced in the Rs 80k-90k range. Unveiling the bike will be Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Indian Government. Gadkari has consistently highlighted the need to switch to greener fuels, with CNG as one of the options. That alternative fuel options have made their way to two-wheelers is a significant milestone. Assuming that lakhs of consumers make the switch to CNG, significant savings will come via reduced energy import bills. More

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      Bajaj CNG – Petrol Bike Switch And Engine Teased Ahead Of Launch

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      Bajaj CNG Bike Launch TeaserAs CNG is less performance oriented, upcoming Bajaj CNG bike with a probable 125cc engine is likely to perform close to a 100cc engineIndia is the world’s largest 2W and 3W vehicle market and is vastly dominated by budget commuter offerings. That said, this segment has been kind of stagnant with mechanical upgrades. So, OEMs are resorting to making these vehicles more feature loaded and gimmicky to draw buyers and establish relevance.Bajaj CNG Bike SwitchHowever, Bajaj Auto is taking a different route and is chasing the all-important higher mileage (fuel efficiency) and lower running costs. Say Namaste to world’s first CNG motorcycle that will launch on 5th July, 2024 in the presence of Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Indian Government.Bajaj CNG Bike Launch TeaserSince this is a world’s first genre, Bajaj intends to play it safe by making a more rounded product, intersecting with many sub-stratums. Bajaj CNG bike is a premium motorcycle that is on par with other 125cc offerings. On top of it, it is an ADV-inspired design to appeal to that audience as well.As seen in the spy shots, there is a stubby fuel tank that should house around 5L of petrol and we can see a long seat that almost extends across the bike’s wheelbase. The CNG tank is supposedly housed beneath this long seat and should carry a decent amount (say, 4kg to 5kg worth of CNG).[embedded content]Combined, CNG and petrol fuels should enable around the same tank range of a conventional 125cc commuter motorcycle. It has muscular tank shrouds highlighted in silver that also extends to the bike’s headlights housing.Bajaj CNG Bike Launch TeaserRound headlight lends a classic appeal and adding a premium quotient (in commuter segment) are handlebar braces, knuckle guards and front disc brakes. The overall seating and layout should feel ADV-like and Bajaj is offering higher ground clearance as well.Bajaj CNG Bike Launch TeaserWhat to expect?Other interesting elements are a large side body panel, stylish and muscular belly pan, split 5-spoke design alloy wheels, a rather functional grab rail for pillions, ribbed seat, conventional RSU telescopic front forks, rear mono-shock setup, a tyre hugger and an extensive range of colours.Bajaj CNG Bike Launch TeaserWhere powertrain is concerned, Bajaj is likely to go with a 125cc engine. Considering CNG is less performant than petrol, we should expect Bajaj CNG bike to perform similarly to a 100cc bike, but yield significantly better mileage (fuel efficiency) and lower running costs. Will this touch the 100 km/kg golden figure? Only time will tell.Also read – Bajaj new Dominar under development More

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      Bajaj Auto Sales June 2024 – Domestic 2W Sales At 1.77 Lakh Units

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      New Bajaj Pulsar 150Bajaj Auto achieved total sales of 3,58,477 units in June 2024 recording a YoY growth of 5%Bajaj Auto Limited has released sales results for June 2024. The company has reported a 5% overall growth on a year-on-year (YoY) basis to 3,58,477 units, up from 3,40,981 units sold in June 2023. This was a volume growth of 17,496 units. It was also a MoM growth from 3,55,323 units sold in May 2024.Bajaj Auto CV Sales and Exports June 2024Taking into account two wheeler sales, the company has reported a 7% growth in domestic markets with the Pulsar brand being most sought after. Overall, two wheeler exports suffered a marginal 1% de-growth from 1,27,357 units shipped in June 2023 to 1,26,439 units exported last month. This took total two wheeler sales up by 3% to 3,03,646 units, a volume growth of 9,997 units when compared to 2,93,649 units sold in June 2023.Bajaj Auto Sales – June 2024Bajaj Auto had the Pulsar, Platina, CT, Dominar and Chetak e-scooter commanding a major portion of sales while the company gears up to introduce the world’s first CNG bike later this month which will significantly add to company sales. Bajaj Fighter, as the name is trademarked, will be the first of several upcoming CNG bikes that the company plans on introducing in the country.Improved performance was seen specifically across the commercial vehicle (CV) segment which grew by 16% YoY in terms of domestic sales to 39,244 units in the past month over 33,691 units sold in the same month last year. Exports also saw significant growth by 14% to 15,587 units in June 2024 from 13,641 units shipped in June 2023. This took total CV sales up 16% to 54,831 units, up from 47,332 units sold in June 2023. Total sales (2W + CV) grew by 5% in domestic markets to 2,16,451 units and by 1% in terms of exports to 1,42,026 units to total sales of 3,58,477 units, up by 5% when compared to 3,40,981 units sold in June 2023.Bajaj Auto YTD Sales – June 2024Bajaj Auto YTD Sales June 2024Bajaj Auto has seen positive sales across both 2W and CV segments on a year-to-date (YTD) basis in June 2024. Taking into account 2W sales during the period April to June 2024, sales grew by 7% in domestic markets to 5,82,497 units, up from 5,41,931 units sold in the same 3 month period of 2023. Exports of 2W also improved by 6% YTD to 3,68,420 units from 2,46,399 units sold in the 2023 period thus taking total 2W sales to 9,50,917 units in the April – June 2024 period from 8,89,330 units sold in the same period last year.Bajaj Auto’s commercial vehicle lineup has also seen increased demand both in domestic and global markets in the past quarter. Sales in domestic markets grew by 10% to 1,08,124 units in April-June 2024 from 98,625 units sold in the same 3 month period of 2023. Exports were up 9% from 39,452 units sold in the 2023 period growing to 43,015 units sold in the April-June 2024 quarter.Total CV sales (domestic + exports) thus saw extensive YTD growth by 9% to 1,51,139 units in April-June 2024 period from 1,38,077 units sold in the same period last year. With positive sales reported by both 2W (6,90,621 units) and CV (4,11,435 units) in domestic and export markets, total sales (2W+CV) (Domestic + Exports) stood at 11,02,056 units in the April-June 2024 period, a 7% growth over 10,27,407 units sold in the same three month period of 2023. More

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      Bajaj Sales Breakup May 2024 – Pulsar, Platina, Chetak, CT, Avenger, Dominar

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      Bajaj Pulsar NS400Pulsar brand commands 72% share in domestic sales for May 2024 – 58% of Pulsar sales were by the 125cc model, newly launched Pulsar 400 sales at 32 unitsBajaj Auto’s domestic two-wheeler sales figures for May 2024 reveal a mixed bag of performances across its different models and engine segments. Despite some standout growth in specific categories, the overall sales declined by 5.34% year-on-year, totalling 1,79,413 units compared to 1,89,526 units in May 2023. On 5th July, Bajaj will launch world’s first CNG motorcycle, which could boost their sales in coming months.Bajaj Sales Breakup May 2024 – Pulsar No 1 BajajPulsar range continues to dominate Bajaj’s domestic market with sales of 1,28,480 units in May 2024, a marginal increase of 0.06% compared to May 2023. Pulsar series holds a commanding 71.61% share of the company’s total domestic sales. Majority of Pulsar sales are thanks to the 125cc model, which accounts for almost 58%. Next is Pulsar 150, which accounts for 23% of total Pulsar sales. Under 150cc Pulsar ranges account 81% of total Pulsar sales. Newly launched Pulsar 400 registered sales of 32 units in May 2024.Bajaj Sales Breakup May 2024In stark contrast, Platina series experienced a significant drop, with sales plummeting by 28.27% to 30,239 units. This decline is notable as Platina still maintains a 16.85% share of Bajaj’s total sales, indicating its importance in the budget commuter segment. The decrease could be attributed to rising competition and market saturation in this segment, necessitating renewed marketing efforts or model updates to regain its lost ground.At No 3 is their electric scooter, Chetak. It has shown impressive growth with a 41.64% increase in sales, reaching 13,042 units. This makes it a standout performer in Bajaj’s portfolio, accounting for 7.27% of the total sales. The growing popularity of Chetak highlights the increasing acceptance of electric vehicles (EVs) among Indian consumers, driven by environmental concerns and government incentives.Bajaj Sales Breakup May 2024Sales of CT range declined by 14.49%, with 5,229 units sold in May 2024 compared to 6,115 units in May 2023. Next up, Avenger series witnessed the steepest decline, with a 40.64% drop in sales to 1,510 units. Sales of Dominar also decreased, with 913 units sold, marking a 17.15% decline from the previous year.Engine Segment Analysis75-110cc Segment: CT model in this segment grew by 22.46%, with sales of 5,229 units compared to 4,270 units in May 2023. This growth reflects the model’s strong performance in the entry-level commuter market. Meanwhile, Platina saw a 28.27% decline, indicating a potential area for Bajaj to address through targeted promotions or model updates.111-125cc Segment: This segment saw significant declines, with Pulsar dropping 14.93% to 74,072 units and CT model’s sales ceasing entirely from 1,845 units in May 2023. The cessation of CT sales in this segment suggests a strategic shift or realignment of Bajaj’s product offerings.126-150cc Segment: Pulsar sales in this segment surged by 54.39%, reaching 29,386 units. This substantial increase contributed to a 16.38% share of the total, highlighting the model’s appeal to customers seeking a balance between performance and affordability.151-200cc Segment: Pulsar sales increased by 10.89%, with 17,915 units sold. Conversely, Avenger’s sales dropped by 29.03% to 1,144 units. This contrast underscores the varying consumer preferences within this engine category, favouring more performance-oriented bikes like Pulsar.201-250cc Segment: This segment saw mixed results with Avenger declining by 60.73% to 366 units, while Pulsar grew by 15.17% to 7,075 units. Dominar also saw a decline of 15.99%, selling 436 units. The overall mixed performance suggests potential for growth with the right strategic initiatives.351-500cc Segment: Dominar sales decreased by 18.18%, with 477 units sold. Pulsar 400 made an entry with 32 units, as a new offering in this higher displacement segment.Electric Vehicles (EV): Chetak electric scooter continued its strong performance with a 41.64% increase in sales, reinforcing Bajaj’s commitment to the EV segment. With growing environmental awareness and supportive government policies, the Chetak’s success could pave the way for more EV offerings from Bajaj. More

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      Everything We Know About Upcoming Bajaj CNG Bike

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      Upcoming Bajaj CNG BikeOwing to its petrol + CNG powertrain, upcoming Bajaj CNG bike might be the most economical motorcycle in India to own and operateIndian automotive industry has been one of the fastest growing markets in the world. There is a huge influx of first-time buyers, increased consumption and a tendency to own premium products. That said, Bajaj Auto is exploring a different route with one of its upcoming products by making it run on alternate fuels like CNG. Here is everything we know about this upcoming motorcycle.1. NameIf there was a competition to see which automaker in India has the biggest wordmark repository, Bajaj would beat everyone front, right and centre. The latest wordmark Bajaj has filed in India, is ‘Fighter’. But names trademarked previously, like Bruzer, Marathon, Trekker, Freedom and Glider have equal potential to define world’s first CNG motorcycle.Bajaj CNG Motorcycle Launch Teaser2. Launch DatePreviously speculated to be launched on June 18th, upcoming Bajaj CNG bike launch has been pushed ahead. Now, the company has officially announced the launch date, which is July 17th, 2024. Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways, will grace this event along with Rajiv Bajaj, CEO of Bajaj Auto.3. DesignCNG vehicles are usually associated with drab-looking products with many cost-effective measures. A poor man’s solution, if you may. That said, upcoming Bajaj CNG bike looks more exciting than some of their upper-tier budget commuters. We can see ADV-inspired looks with long seat, stubby fuel tank, knuckle guards, handlebar brace, stylish alloys, front disc brakes and more.Bajaj CNG Bike Blueprint Leaked4. Petrol+CNG ConvenienceAs seen in the company’s blueprints, Bajaj is offering a petrol + CNG setup. There is a small petrol tank that should instil confidence among buyers as CNG stations are quite limited when compared to conventional fuel stations. Buyers can choose between running their motorcycle on CNG or petrol.5. Lowest Running Costs On Any BikeAs per initial speculations, Bajaj will use a 125cc engine to strike a decent balance between fuel efficiency and performance. CNG prices are lower than that of petrol. Also CNG offers higher efficiency. Combining these attributes with an already fuel-efficient 125cc platform, upcoming Bajaj CNG bike might offer India’s highest mileage (fuel efficiency) and lowest running costs among ICE vehicles.New Bajaj CNG Motorcycle Spied6. PricingWhere pricing is concerned, Bajaj is not likely to pit it against the lower-tier budget commuters. Instead, this will come at a slight premium. However, the cost savings potential later on in the ownership is unmatched. The most recent spy shots of this motorcycle showed a less fancy base variant with drum brakes at both ends. So, there will be variants to suit more buyers. But a starting price of around Rs 95,000 (Ex-sh) sounds reasonable.7. More CNG Bikes From BajajBajaj intends to launch one or two CNG motorcycles by the end of this year. There will be more CNG bikes in the future, depending on market reception. The total number of CNG bikes from Bajaj will be around 5-6 and might increase in the future. More

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      Bajaj Auto Manaus Plant In Brazil Goes Operational In Record Time

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      Bajaj Auto Manaus Plant In BrazilLatin America is a strategic market for Bajaj Auto and the company’s new Manaus plant in Brazil further expands global footprintOne of world’s leading 2W and 3W manufacturers, Bajaj Auto, has been upping its global footprint significantly in recent times. Yesterday, Bajaj Auto formally inaugurated their new Manaus manufacturing facility in Brazil. Thus expanding their local manufacturing capability to meet the demand for Dominar models.Bajaj Auto Manaus Plant – What is the capacity?Yesterday, June 25th 2024, Bajaj Auto inaugurated their new manufacturing facility in Manaus, Brazil. Situated in Brazil’s Amazonas state, Bajaj’s new Manaus plant aims at achieving local manufacturing and further cement company’s position as “World’s Favourite Indian”. With the strategic Manaus plant, Bajaj gained fiscal benefits from Amazonas state and proximity to major supply chains and transportation hubs.Bajaj Auto Manaus Plant In BrazilThe formal ceremony was attended by Governer of Amazonas state, other dignitaries and local business partners. Bajaj also announced that their customer franchise has grown to massive proportions and the company’s global footprint has expanded to include as many as 100 countries across the world!Bajaj’s new Manaus plant is located at Av. do Turismo, nº 13.529 – Bairro Tarumã and incorporates latest manufacturing technologies. Among the main highlights of Bajaj’s new manufacturing facility is that it was completed in record time of just around a year. Work on this facility began in June 2023 and it was production-ready status in just a year.Bajaj Manaus Plant In BrazilThe new plant extends across 9,600 square metres and features state-of-the-art engine assembly, vehicle assembly and testing facilities. Initially, Bajaj is going for an annual production capacity of 20,000 units on a single shift and can be scalable to produce 50,000 units per annum.Some of the highlights of Bajaj’s new Manaus facility in Brazil are ISO-certified production processes ensuring optimum quality and operational excellence, automated production lines, integrated quality control, conveyor and transfer systems and Protheus ERP system, among others. While Dominars are the focus, Bajaj might also produce Pulsar models in its latest Manaus plant.Bajaj Manaus Plant In BrazilStatement from Bajaj AutoAt the inauguration, Rakesh Sharma, Executive Director of Bajaj Auto Ltd., expressed his enthusiasm: “With the establishment of our own plant in Brazil we have achieved a quantum shift in our local capability to fulfil demand. Our Dominar brand has received an outstanding reception since its launch 18 months ago.The new manufacturing capabilities will enable us to build a wider distribution network, introduce new products and meet growing expectations of our customers. This plant also signals our commitment to Brazil, to building an ecosystem of partnerships and integrating further into the automotive industry. We are excited to be part of Brazil’s growth story and look forward to a prosperous future here.”Bajaj Manaus Plant Crew More