After CNG bike, Bajaj will do another big blast, will soon introduce a bike running on bio gas, know the complete details.

Bike News Desk – Bajaj Auto launched its first CNG-powered motorcycle, the Freedom 125, in the Indian market earlier this year. Its ex-showroom price ranges from Rs 95,000 to Rs 1.10 lakh. This bike has also received good response in the Indian market. In such a situation, now the company has started working on a series of two-wheelers running on compressed biogas (CBG). Bajaj Auto CEO Rajiv Bajaj gave this information at the Amul Clean Fuel Bio CNG Car Rally in Pune. Rajeev said, “His company brand is working on a series of two-wheelers running on compressed biogas (CBG). CNG motorcycles are also suitable for CBG.

The kind of work Amul is doing for the production of CBG is very good for sustainability. If it is converted on a large scale, it is certain that vehicles will also run on CBG in the coming years.” Bajaj CEO is very excited about CBG-powered bikes. However, it will take at least 2 years for them to be launched. It will take 3 years. According to the database available on the vehicle portal, Bajaj Auto has sold around 27,000 units of this bike in the Indian market till now with 2KG CNG tank. And has been launched with 2 liter petrol tank.

It is available in 3 variants Drum, Drum LED and Disc LED. At the time of launch of Freedom 125, Bajaj Auto had claimed that it emits about 26.7% less CO2 than petrol. Let us tell you that Bajaj has a strong presence in the electric and CNG segments (both two-wheelers and three-wheelers). These two account for about 44 percent of the brand's domestic revenue.

Amul MD Jayesh Mehta said that they are working together on the development of biogas for commercial purposes. Additionally, a Gujarat-based milk cooperative has joined hands with Maruti Suzuki to set up a CBG (compressed biogas) plant to reduce dependence on CNG in future. This initiative will greatly benefit the transport sector as fuel costs will further reduce.