Motorcycles are also converting to new technologies, and now there’s a big announcement. Here’s who will take care of the model.
The world of mobility has been changing in recent years, opening up to new technologies that are seen as less polluting. Electric cars and motorbikes have existed for a long timebut at least for the moment, this technology is unable to make inroads among customers.
The main reason is linked to a purchase price that is too exaggerated, not to mention the very long charging times and autonomy which, even today, leave something to be desired when compared with internal combustion engines.
In this regard, there are manufacturers who are opening up to new solutions, such as hydrogen, or particular types of gas. Well, in the next few lines we will tell you about a motorcycle powered by CNG, or natural gas compressed, an absolute novelty for the two-wheel universe. This is a change that to define as epochal is too little considering what this introduction on the market means, and we will see if the project manages to attract a good number of customers. Let’s discover the characteristics of the model.
Motorbike, here is the CNG powered model
Asia is seen as the new frontier of mobility, both for cars and motorbikes, with many emerging manufacturers coming up with very ambitious projects.
Among them is that of Bajai Auto Limited, which despite its name, is also one of the world’s largest motorcycle manufacturers, and comes from India. Precisely from this country, a revolutionary project is ready to debut, which can change the world of two wheels.
Indeed, Bajai is ready to debut the first motorcycle powered by compressed natural gaswhich was announced a few months ago, and now there is very little left to discover its forms.
Based on what was announced by the Indian brand itself, the presentation will take place on June 18th, so there is only a little less than a month to wait before knowing this vehicle that we could define as experimental, but which wants to set a precedent.
The driving position will be placed vertically, with a one-piece seat suitable for accommodating two people. It will be a 125 cc motorcycle, with the gas that will be compressed and will mainly be composed of methane. It is thought that through this system it will be possible to reduce CO2 emissions by 50%, carbon monoxide emissions by 75%, as well as non-methane hydrocarbons by 90%. In short, a step forward towards green mobility.
