The upcoming CNG-powered Bajaj motorcycle is undergoing rigorous testing, and images of the same are frequently posted online. The most recent images show India's first CNG motorcycle in two variants. The roadster version features a classic commuter appearance, with a circular LED headlight, bulb indicators, a flyscreen, a long, flat single-piece seat, and a standard exhaust unit. In comparison, the more aggressive variant boasts a few unique elements such as a sump guard, an elevated and braced handlebar, and knuckle guards. While there has been no official confirmation, the CNG motorcycle may go by the name 'Bruzer' upon its launch in India on June 18. Read on to find out more about the Bajaj's first-ever CNG motorcycle.
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Bajaj CNG Bike: Technical and Hardware Details
The mechanical details of the upcoming bike are currently unknown, but industry reports indicate that the Chakan-based automaker may use CNG technology with engine capacities of 110cc or 125cc. To perform on par with a 110cc petrol model, we expect the CNG bike to feature a 125cc engine. This is because CNG-powered vehicles often possess lower power than their petrol-based counterparts.
The bike will likely feature a CNG cylinder under the long, flat single-piece seat and an additional fuel tank that can be utilized in case the CNG runs out. Its suspension system may include a telescopic fork, a monoshock, a front disc brake, and a rear drum brake.
Bajaj CNG Bike: Price and Competitors
The Bajaj CNG bike will go on sale in India on June 18, with an expected price tag of Rs 80,000 for the base model. The more rugged variant may cost Rs 8,000 more than the standard version. The bike will compete in the segment against the Hero Splendor Plus, TVS Radeon, Honda Shine 100, and Bajaj Platina 110, but it won't have any direct rivals.
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Bajaj NS400Z Launched in India
Bajaj launched the NS400Z in India at a starting price of Rs 1.85 lakh (ex-showroom) on May 3, 2024. The bike comes in four unique colour combinations: glossy racing red, pewter grey, metallic pearl white, and Brooklyn black. It carries the NS family's design while introducing some current characteristics.
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