The Freedom 125 has passed 11 safety tests based on industry standards and Bajaj’s own safety standards.
Bajaj has finally launched its highly anticipated CNG motorcycle called the Freedom 125. Not only is it the first of its kind in India but also globally. Here’s everything you need to know about this unique motorcycle.
- Has a claimed range of 330km
- Claimed 102km per kg fuel efficency on CNG
- 67kpl fuel efficency on petrol
Bajaj Freedom 125, launch, details
The Freedom 125 is powered by a 125cc horizontally mounted single-cylinder engine that produces 9.5hp at 8,000rpm and 9.7Nm at 6,000rpm and has a claimed range of 330km. Additionally, this motor can run on either CNG or petrol at the flip of a switch. While the petrol tank has a capacity of 2 litres, the CNG tank has a 2kg capacity. Bajaj also claims a 102km per kg mileage on CNG and a 65kpl efficiency when using petrol.
The CNG tank is cradled in a trellis frame which acts as a protective cage. The Freedom 125 has a total weight of 147kg which is 16kg heavier than the CT125X for reference. Suspension duties are taken care of by a telescopic fork at the front and linked monoshock at the rear.
In terms of design, Bajaj has followed a minimalist yet rugged design language for the Freedom 125. It’s equipped with a full LED headlight and taillight along with a set of halogen indicators. It’s instrument cluster is a monochrome LCD display that also supports bluetooth connectivity. Bajaj has incorporated access to both fuel tanks via a large flap present on top of the tank which also allows you to access the air filter.
The Freedom 125 is available in three variants; Disc LED, Drum LED and Drum. Bajaj will offer this motorcycle with 7 dual tone colour options that are divided amongst all three variants. Equipped with a 785mm single piece seat which Bajaj claims is the longest seat in its segment. Bookings for the Freedom 125 start from today across all dealerships and on the Bajaj website. Prices for the Freedom 125 start at Rs 95,000 (ex-showroom India) and go upto Rs 1.10 lakh (ex-showroom India) for the range topping variant.
The Freedom 125 has passed 11 safety tests based on industry standards and Bajaj’s own safety standards. Bajaj plans to export the Freedom 125 to countries such as: Egypt, Tanzania, Columbia, Peru, Bangladesh and Indonesia.
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