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The first CNG motorcycle in India will be launched by June 2024, and the same has been confirmed by Rajiv Bajaj, MD, Bajaj Auto, at a CSR event, where the Bajaj Group announced that it will commit ₹ 5,000 crore towards CSR activity over the next five years. Coming back to the CNG motorcycle, it will be targeted towards the mass market and fuel-efficiency conscious customers, with aggressive pricing. The new CNG model could be launched under a separate brand name, which also suggests that this will be the first of other CNG models, that are likely to be launched in India over the years.
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The Bajaj CNG bike has been spied testing numerous times and it is expected to carry a completely new design language, rather than being based on an existing model. The spyshots do reveal a bulky fuel tank, which no doubt hints at a dual-fuel system, where the motorcycle can run on CNG and petrol.
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The idea is to position the motorcycle as a new commuter motorcycle in the 100-125 cc segment and have low running costs and superior efficiency, compared to a regular petrol commuter motorcycle.
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The spyshots of the Bajaj CNG bike reveal a fully digital instrument console, a tall one-piece handlebar, and a typical upright commuter riding stance by looking at the position of the seat, bars and footpegs. The suspension setup consists of a telescopic fork and a monoshock. The test bike was equipped with a disc-drum setup, which will most probably have a single-channel ABS. Expect Bajaj to offer a drum brake setup with a combined braking system.
Few reports suggest that the new Bajaj CNG motorcycle could be called the Bruzer, which is mostly derived from ‘bruiser’. Bajaj had filed a trademark for ‘Bruzer’ in 2016, which is almost eight years ago.
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