Bajaj Freedom 125 Gets a Price Cut: India’s First CNG Bike Now More Affordable at Rs 85,976.
Bajaj Auto has slashed prices on its innovative CNG-powered motorcycle, the Bajaj Freedom 125, making eco-friendly commuting even more accessible for Indian riders. With the entry-level drum variant now priced at Rs 85,976 (ex-showroom), the move is seen as an effort to reinvigorate sales amidst growing market competition.
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The Freedom 125, first launched in July 2024, is the world’s first petrol-CNG motorcycle. This recent Rs 5,000 discount is not the model’s first; a similar price revision occurred in December 2024. With this latest update, here’s how the pricing stands across variants:
| Variant | Ex-Showroom Price (Rs ) |
| Drum Brake | Rs 85,976 |
| Drum with LED | Rs 95,981 |
| Disc with LED | Rs 1.11 Lakh |
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Engine and Performance
Under the tank, the Freedom 125 packs a 125 cc single-cylinder engine that produces 9.4 bhp of power and 9.7 Nm of torque. It’s mated to a 5-speed gearbox and supported by a unique dual-fuel setup—a 2 kg CNG tank paired with a 2-litre petrol reservoir—offering a combined range of up to 330 km on a full tank.
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Bajaj Freedom 125 Features
The Freedom 125 draws attention with its mix of affordability and usefulness. It features a comfortable 785 mm seat, making it popular among riders. The top version offers a Bluetooth-enabled LCD instrument cluster, adding modern convenience. Some lower variants come with a simpler LCD display, keeping costs down.
The bike uses traditional suspension with a telescopic fork at the front and a mono-shock at the back. Only the highest model includes a front disc brake, giving it better stopping power. This combination of features makes the Freedom 125 a practical choice for everyday riding.
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Industry analysts view the discount as a tactical move to stir buyer interest amid waning sales. The price adjustment may also be in anticipation of upcoming competition in the alternative-fuel two-wheeler segment.
