Bajaj Pulsar P150

Bajaj has finally launched the Pulsar P150. The modern rendition of the iconic Pulsar 150 comes with a decent price hike too. More details in our launch story. To know the difference between the new bike and the older Bajaj Pulsar 150, check out our analysis here.

Bajaj Pulsar P150 Price

The Pulsar P150 has been priced at Rs 1,16,755 for the single disc variant and Rs 1,19,757 for the double disc variant (both prices ex-showroom Delhi). This makes it Rs 5,581 more than both the respective variants of the Pulsar 150. 

Bajaj Pulsar P150 Features

In terms of features, the P150 gets the semi-digital cluster we’ve previously seen on the N250 and F250. It gets a gear position indicator, clock, distance-to-empty indicator in addition to run-of-the-mill information. The bike also comes with a single-channel ABS as standard.

Bajaj Pulsar P150 Engine

The Pulsar P150’s new 149.68cc engine makes 14.5PS and 13.5Nm. That’s 0.5 PS and 0.25Nm more than the Pulsar 150. The engine works alongside a 5-speed transmission.

Bajaj Pulsar P150 Suspension & Brakes

The Pulsar P150 is suspended on a 37mm telescopic fork along with a monoshock. The 260mm front disc works with a 230mm disc/130mm drum brake at the rear, depending on the variant you go for. The single disc variant also comes with a 80/100-17 (F) and 100/90-17 (R) setup, while the double disc variant gets a 90/90-17 (F) and 110/80-17 (R) setup. Adding to its practical bits is a USB charger, 790mm seat height, 165mm ground clearance, 14-litre fuel tank as well as a 140kg kerb weight, which is a solid 10kg lighter than the Pulsar 150 (twin disc variants compared). 

Bajaj Pulsar P150 Rivals

The P150 goes up against the Honda Unicorn, TVS Apache RTR 160, Yamaha FZ and even the standard Pulsar 150.