Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG sees price drop for limited period: How much you save
Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG sees price drop for limited period.
Bajaj Auto
has announced a temporary price reduction on the base variant of its Freedom 125
CNG motorcycle
. As part of this limited-period offer, the base trim now costs Rs 85,967, ex-showroom, down from its original price of Rs 90,976. The prices for the higher variants: Drum LED and Disc LED, remain unchanged at Rs 95,981 and Rs 1,10,976, respectively.
The Bajaj Freedom is the world's first CNG-powered motorcycle. It features a dual-fuel system, allowing riders to switch between petrol and CNG using a handlebar-mounted switch. The bike houses a 2-litre petrol tank and a 2kg CNG cylinder. Bajaj claims that the motorcycle can deliver 102 km per kg in CNG mode and 65 km per litre when running on petrol.
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The Freedom 125 is powered by a 124.58cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine that produces 9.3 bhp and 9.7 Nm of torque. This motor is paired with a five-speed gearbox. Suspension duties are handled by a telescopic fork at the front and a monoshock at the rear. Braking hardware varies with the variant, with the base and mid variants getting drum brakes at both ends, while the top variant features a disc brake at the front.
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This isn't the first time Bajaj has reduced prices on the Freedom 125. In December last year, the company had offered a discount of up to Rs 10,000. With the current offer, the Freedom 125 base model continues to be available in Pewter Grey and Ebony Black, while the higher variants come in five colours including Caribbean Blue, Racing Red, and Cyber White.
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