Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG Line-Up To Expand; New 150cc CNG Bike Likely

Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG, ever since its launch around nine months ago, made the record of being he first-ever CNG bike in the world. Complemented by a secondary petrol tank for fuel, the bike clocked 50,000 in sales in just under nine months, hinting at its solid demand and fundamentals. Aiming to keep the ball rolling, Bajaj has rolled-up its sleeves to take it to the next level with some interesting things on your way. Read on to find out what is in store for you with the CNG line-up, make sure to join the 91wheels WhatsApp Community to never miss out on any latest news and automotive updates.

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Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG New Variants And A New 150cc CNG Bike

Following the introduction of India's pioneering CNG motorcycle, the Bajaj Freedom, which has garnered notable interest in several urban areas over the past eight months, it's understood that Bajaj is exploring an expansion of the Freedom product range. Internal reports suggest the manufacturer is considering the addition of premium-priced variants to complement the existing drum, drum LED, and disc LED models.

Furthermore, Bajaj is evaluating the feasibility of incorporating its CNG technology into motorcycles with larger engine capacities, potentially leading to the launch of a 150cc CNG motorcycle within the next year and a half. This strategy aims to appeal to riders seeking enhanced performance while retaining the economic benefits of CNG. This is considering the fact that the Freedom 125 has garnered massive sales and the time is just right to expand on the current wave.

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Freedom 125 CNG Powertrain

The Freedom 125's success is significantly attributed to its efficient 125cc air-cooled, bi-fuel engine, which provides a smooth ride and impressive fuel economy. Producing 9.4 hp and 9.7 Nm of torque, coupled with a 5-speed gearbox, it achieves an ARAI-certified 101 km/kg on CNG and 65 kmpl on petrol. The bike's dual fuel capacity, with both a 2-liter CNG and 2-liter petrol tank, enables a combined range surpassing 330 kilometers, a key factor driving its popularity.

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