Bajaj Auto, a renowned two-wheeler manufacturer in India has recently trademarked four names, suggesting that the Indian two-wheeler manufacturer is working on multiple new products. The four names trademarked by Bajaj are Glider, Marathon, Trekker, and Freedom. Bajaj is working on a CNG-powered motorcycle, and it is likely that these patented names could be used for this model. It is unclear which of these names will be used for the CNG-powered motorcycle, as the trademark filings came shortly after Bajaj's announcement regarding the development of a CNG-powered bike.
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Among the trademarked names, Trekker could possibly be used for an adventure motorcycle. Bajaj has a 250cc engine in its lineup, which could be utilised for a potential rival to the Suzuki V-Strom SX. The Marathon name could be intended for a three-wheeler commercial vehicle. As for Glider and Freedom, they could be designated for other upcoming products, including the CNG-powered motorcycle. More details about these new products are expected to be revealed by Bajaj in the coming months.
Bajaj Auto is a key player in the Indian two-wheeler market and aims to introduce a new segment with the launch of the world's first CNG-powered motorcycle. Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director, Bajaj Auto has previously hinted that the CNG-powered motorcycle is anticipated to be launched in the Indian market later this year.
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The upcoming Bajaj CNG motorcycle is expected to significantly reduce operating and fuel costs for consumers, with savings of 55-65 per cent. CNG is known for being a cleaner fuel compared to petrol, emitting almost 50 per cent less carbon dioxide and 75 per cent less carbon monoxide. Besides being environmentally friendly, CNG is also a cheaper fuel option and offers significantly better mileage than conventional fossil fuels.