Bajaj Launches CT100 And Discover 125 With CBS

Bajaj Auto has introduced combined braking system on the Bajaj CT100 and the Bajaj Discover 125, in accordance with the law of all two-wheelers in India needing to have either CBS or ABS compulsorily after 1 April, 2019. The Bajaj CT100 will be available in three variants which are spoke, alloy, and alloys with electric start. The spoke model is priced at Rs. 33,152 while the alloy model is priced at Rs. 35,936 and the top model with alloys and electric start is priced at Rs. 41,587. The overall hike in prices of the CT100 ranges from Rs. 700 to Rs. 1,100.

Also Read: Bajaj Auto Sales In March 2019 Grow by 25 Per Cent

The Bajaj Discover 125 is available in two variants which are disc and drum. The drum variant of the Discover 125 with CBS is priced at Rs. 58,000 and the disc variant of the CBS is priced at Rs. 61,500. Both variants get a price hike of Rs. 800 and Rs. 2,000 respectively. Apart from the addition of combined braking system on both motorcycles, everything else remains the same.

Bajaj had a decent FY2019, reporting a growth of 25 per cent in total sales for the financial year 2018-19. The company sold 50, 19,503 units (motorcycles + commercial vehicles), as opposed to 40, 06,791 units sold during FY2017-18. This was also a new milestone for the company recording its highest ever sales in a fiscal. The company's domestic sales for the year stood at 29, 40,773 units, growing by 25 per cent over 23, 44,214 units sold during the previous year.



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