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Bajaj Freedom bookings open nationwide, deliveries begin

By: Paarth Khatri
| Updated on: 18 Jul 2024, 11:34 am
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  • Bajaj Freedom 125 has gone through 11 safety tests to ensure that the CNG tank does not get compromised in case of an accident.

Bajaj Freedom 125
Bajaj Auto has launched the Freedom 125 in the Indian market, which comes as the first-ever CNG motorcycle in the world. With this, Bajaj Auto has entered a segment where petrol and CNG both can be used to propel the powertrain of a motorcycle. This technology was available and used in the Indian passenger vehicle market by Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors and Hyundai so far, but now penetrated the two-wheeler space as well.
Launched at a price of <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>1.10 lakh (ex-showroom), the Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG motorcycle is available in three variants and five different colour options. The variants are defined basis of LED headlamps and disc brakes. Bajaj Auto has claimed that it has already received more than 6,000 bookings for the CNG motorcycle and over 100 units of the model have been already delivered to customers.
With the improving CNG refuelling infrastructure across the country and Indian government's ambition to set up 17,500 CNG refuelling stations across India by 2030, the greener and cleaner fuel is increasingly becoming popular among vehicle buyers. Factors like low cost compared to petrol or diesel, better fuel efficiency property are also propelling its growth. Bajaj tried to encash that with the Freedom 125.
Bajaj Auto claims the motorcycle is capable of running a distance of 330 kilometres on a fully loaded CNG tank and petrol tank. The motorcycle manufacturer also claims that the Freedom 125 promises significant fuel cost savings, by up to <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>1,800 compared to an equivalent petrol only motorcycle. This makes the Freedom 125 a value-for-money proposition for consumers who seek the low cost of ownership through low cost of fuel and better fuel economy.
The Bajaj Freedom 125 gets a large 12.5-litre CNG tank underneath the seat, while there is a conventional petrol tank sized at 2 litres. Combined these, the motorcycle claims to be capable of fetching 330 kilometre range without refuelling. Bajaj Auto is targeting a broader customer base with this model, specially the consumers who earn about <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>40,000 or less in a month.
When it comes to buying a commuter motorcycle, consumers consider various factors and the most important one among them is low cost of ownership. Bajaj Freedom 125 claims to offer than only to its customers. The two-wheeler major has blended the premium features with the practicality of a regular commuter in this motorcycle. Buoyed by this, the OEM hopes to see success with the Freedom 125.
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Bajaj Freedom 125 can seamlessly shift between petrol and CNG.
Bajaj Auto has launched the Freedom 125 in the Indian market, which comes as the first-ever CNG motorcycle in the world. With this, Bajaj Auto has entered a segment where petrol and CNG both can be used to propel the powertrain of a motorcycle. This technology was available and used in the Indian passenger vehicle market by Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors and Hyundai so far, but now penetrated the two-wheeler space as well.
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Bajaj Auto has launched the Freedom 125 in the Indian market, which comes as the first-ever CNG motorcycle in the world. With this, Bajaj Auto has entered a segment where petrol and CNG both can be used to propel the powertrain of a motorcycle. This technology was available and used in the Indian passenger vehicle market by Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors and Hyundai so far, but now penetrated the two-wheeler space as well.
Launched at a price of <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>1.10 lakh (ex-showroom), the Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG motorcycle is available in three variants and five different colour options. The variants are defined basis of LED headlamps and disc brakes. Bajaj Auto has claimed that it has already received more than 6,000 bookings for the CNG motorcycle and over 100 units of the model have been already delivered to customers.
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Launched at a price of ₹1.10 lakh (ex-showroom), the Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG motorcycle is available in three variants and five different colour options. The variants are defined basis of LED headlamps and disc brakes. Bajaj Auto has claimed that it has already received more than 6,000 bookings for the CNG motorcycle and over 100 units of the model have been already delivered to customers.
With the improving CNG refuelling infrastructure across the country and Indian government's ambition to set up 17,500 CNG refuelling stations across India by 2030, the greener and cleaner fuel is increasingly becoming popular among vehicle buyers. Factors like low cost compared to petrol or diesel, better fuel efficiency property are also propelling its growth. Bajaj tried to encash that with the Freedom 125.
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With the improving CNG refuelling infrastructure across the country and Indian government's ambition to set up 17,500 CNG refuelling stations across India by 2030, the greener and cleaner fuel is increasingly becoming popular among vehicle buyers. Factors like low cost compared to petrol or diesel, better fuel efficiency property are also propelling its growth. Bajaj tried to encash that with the Freedom 125.
Bajaj Auto claims the motorcycle is capable of running a distance of 330 kilometres on a fully loaded CNG tank and petrol tank. The motorcycle manufacturer also claims that the Freedom 125 promises significant fuel cost savings, by up to <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>1,800 compared to an equivalent petrol only motorcycle. This makes the Freedom 125 a value-for-money proposition for consumers who seek the low cost of ownership through low cost of fuel and better fuel economy.
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Bajaj Auto claims the motorcycle is capable of running a distance of 330 kilometres on a fully loaded CNG tank and petrol tank. The motorcycle manufacturer also claims that the Freedom 125 promises significant fuel cost savings, by up to ₹1,800 compared to an equivalent petrol only motorcycle. This makes the Freedom 125 a value-for-money proposition for consumers who seek the low cost of ownership through low cost of fuel and better fuel economy.
The Bajaj Freedom 125 gets a large 12.5-litre CNG tank underneath the seat, while there is a conventional petrol tank sized at 2 litres. Combined these, the motorcycle claims to be capable of fetching 330 kilometre range without refuelling. Bajaj Auto is targeting a broader customer base with this model, specially the consumers who earn about <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>40,000 or less in a month.
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The Bajaj Freedom 125 gets a large 12.5-litre CNG tank underneath the seat, while there is a conventional petrol tank sized at 2 litres. Combined these, the motorcycle claims to be capable of fetching 330 kilometre range without refuelling. Bajaj Auto is targeting a broader customer base with this model, specially the consumers who earn about ₹40,000 or less in a month.
When it comes to buying a commuter motorcycle, consumers consider various factors and the most important one among them is low cost of ownership. Bajaj Freedom 125 claims to offer than only to its customers. The two-wheeler major has blended the premium features with the practicality of a regular commuter in this motorcycle. Buoyed by this, the OEM hopes to see success with the Freedom 125.
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When it comes to buying a commuter motorcycle, consumers consider various factors and the most important one among them is low cost of ownership. Bajaj Freedom 125 claims to offer than only to its customers. The two-wheeler major has blended the premium features with the practicality of a regular commuter in this motorcycle. Buoyed by this, the OEM hopes to see success with the Freedom 125.
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Bajaj Auto has announced that they have started accepting nationwide bookings for the Freedom 125. The brand has also started delivering the Freedom 125 to its customers. The first sale of the Freedom 125 took place in Pune and was delivered to Mr. Pravin Thorat. The Bajaj Freedom 125, launched on the 5th of July 2024 promises to cut running costs by up to 50 per cent.

There is a lot of interest around the Bajaj Freedom 125. The manufacturer has received more than 30,000 enquiries about the motorcycle. Mr. Sarang Kanade, President Motorcycles, Bajaj Auto Ltd. said “The Bajaj Freedom 125 launch has generated almost unprecedented consumer interest in this innovation, which helps deliver significant operating cost savings as well as a greener ride as compared to traditional petrol bikes. We are working hard to ensure that we meet this demand by expanding distribution rapidly across our expansive dealer network. Booking is now open across the country".

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Bajaj Freedom 125: Specs

Powering the Bajaj Freedom is a 125 cc engine that can run on CNG as well as petrol. It produces 9.4 bhp and 9.7 Nm of peak torque.

Also Read : Is Bajaj Freedom CNG bike safe? Watch it get crushed under a 10-tonne truck

Bajaj Freedom 125: Fuel efficiency

The mileage is 102 km/kg while running on CNG and 64 kmpl while running on petrol. Bajaj claims the Freedom 125 can run up to 200 km on CNG alone, while the petrol tank adds 130 km for a total range of 330 km.

Watch: Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG bike review: Can it trigger a revolution in two-wheelers?

Bajaj Freedom 125: Hardware

Bajaj Auto is using a trellis frame because it provides protection to the CNG cylinder. The frame is suspended by telescopic forks in the front and a monoshock at the rear. There are 17-inch alloy wheels on offer. Braking duties are performed by either a drum brake or a disc brake in the front and a drum brake at the rear. Bajaj Freedom has a kerb weight of 147 kg. The motorcycle has the longest seat in any two-wheeler.

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First Published Date: 18 Jul 2024, 10:51 am IST
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