Bajaj's CNG move: India's first CNG-powered two wheeler on the way

Delhi : The previous several years have seen a sharp increase in CNG sales as a result of increased fuel costs and improved efficiency. But for the time being, CNG is only available in the automobile industry. There are DIY kits available for two-wheeler owners to install CNG in their motorcycles, but no factory-installed solutions have been available. Bajaj is working on a CNG bike in an effort to alter that. Let's discuss the first CNG bike in India in today's post. 

India's new CNG bike information

Media sources claim that Bajaj Auto is developing a variety of fuel choices for its motorcycles. This covers its range of fuel alternatives, which include ethanol blended, CNG, and LPG. The goal of the brand is to provide environmentally friendly and low-maintenance substitutes. Bajaj is already developing the Bruzer 101, a petrol/CNG motorcycle. The bike is currently in the latter phases of development, according to the company, and if all goes as planned, it may be released in six or a year. The company also revealed the first few bike prototypes and said that it will first manufacture the 110cc bike at its factory in Aurangabad and then at its facility in Pant Nagar. On this CNG bike, Bajaj may utilize the Platina nameplate. 

Bajaj CNG bike scheme

The ED of Bajaj Auto, Rakesh Sharma, denied to provide the bike's precise specifications. He said that he cannot provide the information until they are finalized since the timetables, numbers, brand names, and specifications are all inaccurate. He did, however, emphasize that the business is aware of and has internalized the nation's dual issues of cutting pollution and import costs. Additionally, he mentioned how Bajaj was the first to convert three-wheelers to LPG and CNG. The company has changed its original goal to build between one and two lakh CNG motorcycles annually to about two lakh units in anticipation of strong demand.