India to Unveil World's First CNG-Powered Motorcycle

Bajaj Autos, a titan in India’s automotive industry, is gearing up to launch the world’s first-ever CNG-powered motorcycle, marking a significant leap towards eco-friendly transportation solutions. Rajiv Bajaj, the managing director of Bajaj Autos, recently revealed that these innovative motorcycles are set to hit the market in June this year.

Anticipation is high for the upcoming bike, which is expected to fall within the 100-125cc segment, promising both environmental sustainability and cost-effectiveness. Spy shots suggest an under-seat CNG cylinder and a sleek fuel tank design, reflecting Bajaj’s dedication to innovation and efficiency.

The announcement of India’s leading automaker introducing the world’s first CNG bike signals a major milestone in the automotive industry. This groundbreaking innovation not only addresses environmental concerns but also provides a practical solution for commuters seeking efficient and affordable transportation options.

CNG bikes have the potential to significantly reduce emissions, helping to combat air pollution in urban areas where two-wheeler emissions are a significant issue. Bajaj’s initiative underscores India’s commitment to sustainable transportation solutions and sets a precedent for global manufacturers to embrace greener mobility options.

The highly anticipated CNG bike from Bajaj is scheduled to launch on June 18, 2024. The announcement was made during the unveiling ceremony of the Pulsar NS400, where the launch date of the Bruzer 125 CNG bike was also revealed. Bajaj had previously trademarked the Bruzer name in 2016, signaling its intention to expand its lineup with new models in the future.

While specific details about the Bruzer 125 CNG’s features and pricing are yet to be disclosed, it is expected to be affordable for the masses. This addition to Bajaj’s portfolio aims to revolutionize the motorcycle industry by offering consumers a greener and more economical choice.

Rajiv Bajaj also commended the government’s efforts to expand the CNG pump network across the country, making alternative fuel options more accessible to consumers. With the increasing popularity of CNG vehicles in areas with improved fuel availability, the future of sustainable transportation in India looks promising.