Bajaj Platina CNG: Bajaj is set to launch its new Bajaj Platina CNG in the market soon, making it the biggest two-wheeler company in India. Bajaj vehicles are highly preferred by people due to their excellent performance, quality build, and affordable price.
Last year, Bajaj introduced its Chetak electric scooter in the market, which brought a new image and provided a high-performance electric scooter with a sturdy metal body. Now, the company is moving towards liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), compressed natural gas (CNG), and ethanol-blended fuel and plans to launch new two-wheelers and quad bikes based on these fuels in the coming years. Bajaj Auto aims to provide its vehicles with affordable running costs and maintain environmental sustainability.
According to sources, Bajaj Auto is working on a CNG-petrol bike codenamed Bruzer E101. The development of this bike is in its final stages, and if everything goes well, Bajaj plans to launch it in India within the next 6 months.
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Bajaj is soon launching its new Platina CNG bike in the Indian market, which is known for its performance, build quality, and affordability. The company aims to provide cost-effective and environmentally friendly vehicles. Bajaj has been working on developing CNG bikes and plans to launch new two-wheeled vehicles and quad bikes based on this fuel in the coming years. The first prototype of a CNG bike, named Bruzer E101, is currently in the final stages of development and is expected to be launched in India within 6 months to a year. Bajaj’s target is to produce 2 lakh CNG bikes annually, as the demand for alternative fuel vehicles in the Indian market increases. The company hopes for government support through GST and tax reductions to ensure a reasonable cost for these vehicles. Maruti Suzuki has also started discussions with the Indian government to reduce the GST rate on CNG cars by up to 18% due to their environmental benefits and cost-effectiveness. Bajaj Auto plans to launch its first 100-110cc CNG bike at a competitive and affordable price, aiming to dominate Indian roads in the near future and reduce the riding cost of two-wheeled vehicles with the introduction of CNG bikes.
