Bajaj Auto Launches World’s First CNG Motorcycle
Indian automobile companies are making a name for India in the world with new discoveries. India is now set to launch the world’s first CNG motorcycle. Bajaj Auto company will launch the world’s first CNG motorcycle on June 18. Recently, it was reported that the company has trademarked the name of the world’s first CNG motorcycle.
Trademark Name for the CNG Motorcycle
Bajaj Auto has registered a new name, “Fighter,” for its new CNG motorcycle. This name can be used for the CNG bike, which is set to launch on June 18. However, the official name for the CNG bike has not yet been revealed by the Bajaj Auto company.
Bajaj CNG Motorcycle Features
The new CNG motorcycle from Bajaj has been seen on Indian roads during testing. The CNG tank can be placed under the seat, while the petrol tank will remain in its usual position. There may be a dedicated switch to switch between CNG and petrol. According to media reports, this CNG bike will give a mileage of 100 to 120 kilometres per kilogram of CNG.
The country’s first CNG bike may have features such as a circular LED headlight, small side view mirrors, covered CNG tank, long single seat, hand guards, alloy wheels, front disc brakes, and digital speedometer.
Conclusion
Bajaj Auto company is making history with the launch of the world’s first CNG motorcycle. With the CNG motorcycle, the company aims to reduce emissions and provide a low-cost alternative to petrol motorcycles. This new motorcycle is expected to be a game-changer in the Indian automobile industry and put India on the map for its innovative technology.
- Bajaj Auto is set to launch the world’s first CNG motorcycle on June 18.
- The company has trademarked the name “Fighter” for the CNG bike.
- The CNG motorcycle will have a dedicated switch to switch between CNG and petrol.
- Features of the CNG motorcycle may include a circular LED headlight, small side view mirrors, covered CNG tank, long single seat, hand guards, alloy wheels, front disc brakes, and digital speedometer.
