Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG: A True Gamechanger!
A motorcycle with a CNG kit, great mileage, and remarkable pricing, are we really experiencing ‘Freedom’ for a song?
15/07/2024
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MUMBAI
Bajaj Auto recently introduced a revolutionary product in the two-wheeler motorcycle segment – Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG. The brand launched the world’s first CNG-powered motorcycle in the form of Freedom 125 in the Indian market. We have already seen numerous CNG-integrated cars in the country which have been on sale for several years now, but it is for the first time that a two-wheeler has been rolled out with a factory-fitted CNG kit in any part of the world. Sounds fascinating? Well, it truly is. Read on… Bajaj Freedom 125 has no direct rivals on the planet since it is the only CNG-powered motorcycle on offer currently and the company is offering it in three grades – Freedom 125 NG04 Disc LED at INR 1.10 lakh, Freedom 125 NG04 Drum LED at INR 1.05 lakh, and Freedom 125 NG04 Drum at INR 95,000 (Ex-Showroom Delhi). Based on a trellis frame, Bajaj Freedom 125 gets a 785mm long single-piece seat as standard, which the company claims is the longest in the segment. As far as saddle height goes, it is pegged at 825mm. The wheelbase stands at 1340mm while the ground clearance is measured at 170mm. The Freedom 125 tips the
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