Bajaj’s CNG Bike Sputters Amid High Costs and Weak Demand

Bajaj’s CNG bike sputters amid high costs and weak demand

Bajaj Auto's CNG motorcycle, the Freedom 125, is struggling with low sales since its 2024 launch due to high pricing, limited CNG infrastructure, and strong competition from electric vehicles.

Bajaj Auto shares slip over 2% after Q4 profit drops 10% YoY to Rs 1,802 crore - GAGA INDIA

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Bajaj Auto Q4 Results: Net profit rises 6% to ₹2,049 crore, revenue up 6% YoY; Dividend declared

Source: Live Mint Bajaj Auto reported fourth-quarter profit above market estimates on Thursday, as higher motorcycle exports and foreign exchange gains made up for a slump in domestic demand. The company reported a profit of 20.49 billion rupees ($240 million) for the January-March period, compared with analysts’ average estimate of 19.95 billion rupees Bajaj, India’s top auto exporter by volume, reported a 20% jump in overseas shipments. In …

Bajaj Auto Q4 Results: Profit, Revenue Rise 6% On Exports Revival

Bajaj Auto Ltd. has capped a record-setting fiscal with a lacklustre fourth quarter, even as it readies for a future as a legit global two-wheeler maker.Standalone net profit of the Pulsar maker rose nearly 6% year-on-year to Rs 2,050 crore in the three months ended March 31, 2025, on the back of revenue that increased about 6% to Rs 12,150 crore, according to an exchange filing on Thursday. Analysts polled by Bloomberg had estimated the topline…

Bernhard Walzer from Neumarkt is one of Austria's largest KTM dealers. He wants more support from the new Indian leaders in the Group and is disappointed by Stefan Pierer.

Bajaj Auto Takes Over Struggling KTM

Bajaj Auto is taking over struggling Austrian motorcycle brand, KTM. The Indian motorcycle manufacturer and the third largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world has given KTM a total of 800-million euros (USD 905 million) in infusion transforming Bajaj from a minority stakeholder to having majority control. The move will enable KTM is bring its production facilities back online.Read More »