BUSIA: Bajaj Auto remains one of the world’s leading manufacturers of reliable motorcycles, driving global affordable mobility through accessible transport solutions.
According to global industry data, the manufacturer has sold over 18 million motorcycles worldwide, establishing itself as India’s leading motorcycle exporter.
Today, one out of every three internationally exported Indian motorcycles carries the Bajaj brand, keeping it at the top of the market by capitalization.
Speaking to Kondele News, Bajaj Aftersales representative Geoffrey Kemboi noted that the company has become a market leader in Kenya’s two- and three-wheeler segments due to the vehicles’ power, durability, and low maintenance costs.
“When a client purchases our bikes, they are guaranteed durability and excellent performance at low operating costs, irrespective of their location,” Kemboi said.
“We produce a wide range of products that is the Boxer BM 100, 125, and 150 models, specifically tailored to suit the income-generating needs of our riders.”
Most competitive
Kemboi explained that Bajaj offers some of the most competitive consumer protections in the automotive market to ensure riders get value for their money.
“We provide a one-year warranty or 30,000 kilometers of coverage for our standard models. For the heavy-duty HD 125 model, we offer an extended 18-month warranty with unlimited mileage,” he explained.
Alex Ekesa, the County Manager for asset financing firm Mogo, revealed that the company has slashed its initial down payment to Ksh 35,000 for riders purchasing Bajaj Boxer bikes.
“With a deposit as low as Ksh 35,000, anyone looking to own a reliable motorbike for business or personal use can acquire one,” Ekesa stated.
“We urge all bodaboda operators and prospective owners to visit our offices at Tanaka. We will seamlessly process the asset financing, allowing clients to comfortably clear the balance over a flexible period of one and a half years.”
Through transparent, customer-focused financing, Mogo continues to enable individuals and micro-enterprises to acquire productive assets. The financing giant has built a massive nationwide presence in Kenya with more than 80 branches, partnering with over 2,200 auto dealers including Bajaj Auto.
To further deepen financial inclusion, the company has also diversified its portfolio into smartphone financing and check-off loans, broadening access to essential digital tools and structured credit solutions for small businesses.
