New Delhi: After making waves in the four-wheel segment, Bajaj Auto has introduced its much-anticipated CNG motorcycle, aptly named “Freedom,” to the Indian market. This groundbreaking move marks the first time a CNG option is available in motorcycles, signaling a new era of eco-friendly two-wheelers.
Booking and Availability
Bookings for the Bajaj Freedom have already commenced across India. However, initial deliveries will prioritize customers in Mumbai and Gujarat, with plans to expand to other regions soon after.
Price and Variants of Bajaj Freedom CNG Bike
The Bajaj Freedom is available in three variants:
- Disc LED
- Drum LED
- Drum
The pricing starts at Rs 95,000, with the top model available at Rs 1.10 lakh (ex-showroom).
Range, Mileage, and Power: What to Expect?
Equipped with a 2-liter CNG cylinder and a 2-liter fuel tank, the Bajaj Freedom boasts an impressive efficiency of 330 km on a single top-up. This translates to an economical travel cost of just Rs 1 per km.
In terms of performance, the bike delivers a maximum power of 9.5 bhp and a peak torque of 9.7 Nm, ensuring a robust riding experience.
CNG Cylinder Placement
Wondering about the placement of the CNG cylinder? Bajaj has ingeniously installed the unit under the single-seat arrangement. The company assures that the bike has undergone extensive testing, including crash tests, to ensure the cylinder’s safety. Remarkably, even under the stress of a heavy truck during testing, the CNG-powered bike did not report any gas leakage.
Seamless Switching from Petrol to CNG
For added convenience, the Bajaj Freedom allows riders to switch between petrol and CNG with the press of a button. This feature not only offers flexibility but also enhances fuel efficiency, making it a practical choice for daily commutes.
With the launch of the Bajaj Freedom, the company has once again demonstrated its commitment to innovation and sustainability. This CNG motorcycle is poised to revolutionize the two-wheeler market, offering an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative for riders across India.
