Bajaj Auto launched the world's first two-wheeler CNG motorcycle in the Indian market, the Freedom 125, in July. Available only in Gujarat and Maharashtra after launch…
Bajaj Auto launched the world's first two-wheeler CNG motorcycle in the Indian market, the Freedom 125, in July. While only available in Gujarat and Maharashtra after launch, it is currently sold in 77 cities and markets including Delhi, Karnataka, and Kerala. Bajaj sold around 2,000 units of the Freedom in July. And in August, the sale (retail sales) of the CNG bike has crossed 5000 units.
Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG has seen a surge in demand since August 15. CNG is cheaper than petrol, more environmentally friendly, and because of its lower price, the motorcycle is gaining interest among buyers. There is no doubt that there will be a new momentum in sales if it is launched in other parts of the country. The company claims that the Freedom will consume 50 percent less fuel to run than a conventional gasoline bike.
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Bajaj Freedom 125 Price and Mileage
Currently, the Bajaj Freedom 125 drum version costs Rs 95,000. On the other hand, the Drum LED and Disc LED variants will be priced at Rs 1,05,000 and Rs 1,10,000 (ex-showroom) respectively. The bike can run up to 200 km when the 1 kg CNG tank is full. It also has a 2-litre petrol tank, which gives a mileage of 130 km. The company claims a total range of 330 km.
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Engine performance and hardware
The Bajaj Freedom has a 125 cc fuel injected engine that produces 9.4 hp of power and 9.7 Nm of torque. Telescopic forks at the front and linked type suspension at the rear are present. Only the front wheel has disc brakes. The top speed is 90.5 kmph in CNG mode, and 93.4 kmph in petrol mode.
