Bajaj CNG Bike: Bajaj auto has officially confirmed that they will unveil their first Bajaj CNG Bike in India. Know the details below; According to PTI, Bajaj Auto has announced intentions to launch a revolutionary range of clean-fuel bikes. The first model scheduled to go on sale in June. Currently Bajaj auto is led by Managing Director Rajiv Bajaj.
Bajaj CNG Bike
According to the news, Bajaj group will invest ₹5,000 crore in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. The new motorbike will run on compressed natural gas (CNG). It pleased customers who care about the environment and providing better fuel economy. Rajiv Bajaj underlined that the new bike is expected to be introduced under a different brand. It would be positioned to appeal to riders who are concerned about mileage.
Bajaj CNG Bike price in India
These CNG bikes are expected to cost more than their traditional petrol counterparts. The reason behind it the additional production expenses connected with CNG technology. The addition of a specialized tank that allows for both petrol and CNG fuel alternatives.Rajiv Bajaj emphasized the Group’s unwavering commitment to building a successful and inclusive future for all Indians. He emphasized the value of developing practical skills in the industrial sector. He cited knowledge from programs such as the Bajaj Engineering Skills Training (BEST) program that was introduced the year before. Sanjiv Bajaj shared similar views. He highlighted the importance of skill development in creating a positive impact on society. He specifically mentioned the success of programs like the Certificate Programme in Banking, Finance, and Insurance (CPBFI). These programs created the opportunities to young individuals. So that they got employment opportunities in financial services sector. Furthermore, Rajiv Bajaj stated that the introduction of Bajaj Auto’s advanced CNG bikes is a significant stride towards promoting eco-friendly mobility options. He believes that slogans like ‘Make in India,’ ‘Aatmanirbhar,’ or ‘voice for local’ alone are insufficient to bring about real change. True progress can only be achieved by translating words into action. It requires acquiring and applying relevant skills.
