Bajaj Auto, India's third-largest motorcycle manufacturer, has unveiled the revolutionary Freedom 125, the world's first compressed natural gas (CNG) powered two-wheeler. This bi-fuel motorcycle marks a significant step towards eco-friendly mobility solutions and was launched in Pune under Bajaj's new brand.

Reportedly priced around Rs 90,000 (ex-showroom), the Freedom 125 targets the entry-level motorcycle segment, which constitutes a significant portion of India's motorcycle market.

Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari graced the launch event, where Bajaj Auto's CEO Rajiv Bajaj highlighted the bike's role in promoting cleaner fuel alternatives. He emphasized India's potential to lead the shift away from petrol and diesel towards more sustainable energy sources.

The development of the Bajaj CNG bike spanned over two to three years, focusing on fuel efficiency—a key consideration for nearly 70% of the monthly motorcycle market, which values economical options.

Key Features:

Telescopic front forks

Mono-link suspension

Front disc and rear drum brake setup

Engine capacity up to 125 cc

Conventional fuel tank with CNG cylinder placed underneath

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