New Rajdoot 350: There has been a craze for the New Rajdoot bike in India, whose purchase has been out of control. If you are planning to buy New Rajdoot 350, do you know that it will be launched in the market once again. If rumours on social media are to be believed, then the New Rajdoot 350 can be launched in a new style soon.
It is expected that by March 2026, it can be launched in a new style. Its mileage and features are likely to be very strong. However, nothing has been said by the company about the bike’s launch yet. Such a claim is being made in media reports. You can know the important updates related to the bike below.
Features of the New Rajdoot 350 bike
Do you know that the New Rajdoot 350 bike is very economical and has fantastic features? In this bike, you will include features like disc brakes in the front and rear of the upcoming cruiser. It is likely to get dual-channel ABS (anti-lock braking system). The bike will also have telescopic and monoshock suspension at the rear.
It is likely to be very amazing. The bike is likely to have features like digital speedometer, digital instrument cluster, digital odometer and digital trip meter. Along with this, features like LED headlights, LED indicators, disc brakes at front and rear and antilog braking system are also going to be there. New Rajdoot 350 is expected to have tubeless tires, alloy wheels USB charging port.
Mileage and price of the New Rajdoot 350
The mileage of New Rajdot 350, which is ready to make a splash in the market, can be great. If rumours are to be believed, its mileage will likely be 40 to 50 kilometres per litre. At the same time, if we talk about the price, it can be fixed from Rs 1.70 to 1.80 lakh. If you delay the purchase ,then you will hegret it,;do not let the opportunity go by at all.
Disclaimer
There are rumours on the internet media that the New Rajdoot 350 bike can be launched soon. However, no one has opened the cards regarding the launch yet. Timesbull.com has published this article based on social rumours. Our aim is not to confuse, but to provide information.