Bajaj Auto continues to strengthen its hold in the commuter bike segment with the launch of the Bajaj CT 125X 2025 model. Known for its durability, excellent mileage, and budget-friendly appeal, the new CT 125X offers modern upgrades while retaining Bajaj’s signature reliability. Whether you’re a daily commuter or a mileage-conscious rider, this bike promises a great package at an affordable price.
Sporty Design Meets Smart Features
The 2025 Bajaj CT 125X comes with a refreshed design aimed at attracting young riders. It sports a bold, rugged look with dual-tone graphics and a muscular fuel tank. Key features include:
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Digital instrument cluster
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USB mobile charging port
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LED DRLs and indicators
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Long and comfortable seat
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Alloy wheels with tubeless tires
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Drum brakes on both ends (optional disc brake variant available)
The smart design elements are focused on utility and comfort, especially for rural and semi-urban riders who rely heavily on bikes for daily use.
Power-Packed 125cc Engine with Impressive Mileage
At the heart of the CT 125X is a 124.4cc BS6-compliant air-cooled, single-cylinder engine, which delivers:
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Maximum power: 10.9 PS
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Peak torque: 11 Nm
This refined engine ensures smooth performance on city roads and highways alike. What sets it apart is its fuel efficiency — the CT 125X offers a real-world mileage of 60–65 kmpl, making it a top contender for those prioritizing fuel economy without compromising on performance.
Unbeatable Price Tag for Everyday Riders
One of the strongest selling points of the Bajaj CT 125X 2025 is its affordability. Priced at just ₹71,354 (ex-showroom), the bike undercuts many of its competitors while offering better specs and features. It serves as a strong alternative to other commuter favorites like Hero Splendor and Honda Shine, especially for budget buyers looking for a feature-loaded daily ride.
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