Bajaj Auto's New CNG Bike To Be Called 'Freedom 125'
Bajaj Auto Ltd. is likely to name its first ever CNG and petrol supported motorcycle 'Freedom 125', which will be launched on July 5.
The motorcycle, which was earlier supposed to be named 'Bruzer', assures to be highly fuel efficient and practical. The name was leaked on the Bajaj Auto website briefly.
The auto manufacturer is expected to launch the 'Freedom 125' in two variants—a regular model and a premium model, which will also include more colour options and features.
The dual fuel motorcycle from Bajaj Auto will have a control button which will help to switch from petrol to CNG and vice-versa. The other elements include a round LED headlight and a flat seat that offers more practicality. Similar to its recent models, Bajaj will likely equip the 'Freedom 125' with a respectable array of features.
During its 'Bajaj Beyond' event earlier this year, the company revealed that the motorcycle would be priced between Rs 80,000 and Rs 90,000, making it a competitive option in the entry-level motorcycle segment. It's targeted at consumers with a monthly income range of Rs 30,000-Rs 35,000.
Earlier, the Pune-based automotive company trademarked four different names—Glider, Marathon, Trekker, and Freedom—generating interest among people about its multiple upcoming products.
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