Bajaj CT100 Motorcycle Discontinued – BajajAuto Stopped Production
                     Bajaj CT100 Motorcycle 
Discontinued – BajajAuto 
Stopped Production
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Bajaj Auto's most affordable bike CT 100, has been discontinued 
in India. After the company stopped production a few weeks ago, 
dealers have also stopped receiving new stock of the bike. 
However, this could be a temporary break, and the CT100 could 
return. The retro-inspired CT 110 X is now the only motorbike in 
Bajaj's CT lineup.
Bajaj CT100 has been retired after several years of service 
without any prior notice. The Pune-based company stopped new 
production of the 100cc low-cost motorcycle earlier this month, 
and dealers have stopped getting fresh stock.
The end of the CT100 is likely due to a gradual shift in customer 
preference for the CT110X's slightly more premium and retro-
styled sister. The bike starts at Rs.65,000.
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CT 100 Key Highlights:
• Price: Rs 51,750
• Engine: 102 cc 1-Cylinder, Air-Cooled, 4-
Stroke
• Gearbox: 4-Speed
• Power: 7.9 PS @ 7,500 rpm
• Torque: 8.34 Nm @ 5,500 rpm
• Mileage: 90 km/l
• Front Brake: 130 mm Drum
• Rear Brake: 110 mm Drum with CBS
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 10.5 liter
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Bajaj CT100 - We will miss you!
The Bajaj CT100 is a traditional Indian budget commuter motorbike with a tubular frame. Conventional telescopic 
front forks and SNS twin rear shock absorbers make up the suspension design. The CT100 had front and rear 
drum brakes as a no-frills mobility option but came with black alloy wheels. The 102cc air-cooled engine 
produced 7.8 bhp power and 8.3 Nm torque with a 4-speed transmission.
Bajaj CT100 has managed to stay afloat in the Indian 100cc commuter segment is a credit to its cost-per-money 
quotient, longevity, and better fuel efficiency. The CT100, like its sister model Platina, is renowned for its high 
mileage of over 70 kmpl. Though the price point of Rs 53,696 is appealing to the customers, Bajaj may find it 
hard to maintain a reasonable profit margin due to an increase in input prices.
Currently, Bajaj does not have any new 100cc commuter bike that can replace the CT100. So the company's 
lineup of commuter bikes now starts with Platina 100 and then Platina 110.
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