Bajaj Auto has launched its much-awaited Freedom bike, which runs on petrol but in addition has the choice of CNG (compressed pure gasoline). Costs of the Freedom 125 begin at Rs 95,000 for the NGO4 Drum, whereas the mid-spec NGO4 Drum LED retails for Rs 1.05 lakh, and the top-spec NGO4 Disc LED is priced at Rs 1.10 lakh (all ex-showroom costs). Bookings have begun for consumers in Maharashtra and Gujarat. Will probably be launched in the remainder of the nation by the early half of the subsequent quarter.

The Freedom 125 is powered by a 125cc engine that produces 9.5 hp of energy and 9.7 Nm of peak torque. It runs on a 2-litre petrol tank and a 2kg CNG tank. The mixed vary is claimed to be 330 km. It additionally provides the choice of switching between petrol and CNG gasoline whereas on the transfer. The gasoline cap cowl for CNG and petrol refilling is identical. Bajaj additionally states that it emits 26 % much less carbon dioxide and 43 % much less nitrogen oxide than a daily petrol-powered bike.

The Freedom 125 relies on a trellis body. It will get telescopic forks up entrance and a linked monoshock suspension on the rear. The seat is 785 mm lengthy, and its top is ready at 825 mm. The entry-level commuter will get LED headlamps within the top-spec choice, whereas the instrument cluster is a reverse LCD show with Bluetooth connectivity. It’s accessible in seven shade choices.

The Bajaj Freedom 125 is a one-of-a-kind product and would not have any direct rivals as of now. However it is going to be an alternative choice to the TVS Raider 125.