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    2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS125 vs TVS Raider: Which One Has Better Features?

    Govind
    GovindModified On Feb 04, 2026 03:32 pm IST
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    Published OnOct 17, 2025 05:00 pm IST
    Last Updated OnFeb 04, 2026 03:32 pm IST
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    Although the price difference between the two is not that big, there’s a big difference in terms of features

    Bajaj Pulsar NS125 vs TVS Raider 125: Features Compared

    The Bajaj Pulsar NS125 was recently updated, and the top-end variant now comes with ABS modes and a new console. It goes up against the TVS Raider 125 TFT DD variant, which is the new top-end variant in the TVS Raider lineup. We have compared both to give you a clearer picture of the bike with better features 

    Features

    Bajaj Pulsar NS125

    TVS Raider 125

    Console

    LCD console

    TFT Console

    Bluetooth Connectivity

    Yes

    Yes

    Turn-by-Turn Navigation

    Yes

    Yes

    Call/SMS Alerts

    Yes

    Yes

    ABS

    Single-Channel

    Single-Channel

    Riding Modes

    No

    Yes

    ABS modes

    Yes

    No

    Mild-Hybrid Assist

    No

    Yes

    The TVS Raider 125 TFT DD variant, launched earlier this month, offers a more premium experience, in our opinion, thanks to the TFT console. The console has a clean layout and feels quite upmarket as well. Whereas the one offered on the Bajaj Pulsar NS125 is the same as the one we have seen on the Bajaj Pulsar NS160. Don’t get us wrong, the console has all the essential features, but it just doesn’t feel that premium. 

    TVS Raider 125 Console

    The TVS Raider 125 gets two riding modes: Eco and Power, which modulate the engine’s performance. The Eco mode offers better fuel efficiency and activates the start-stop system, which cuts off the engine while idling. The rider can just turn it back on by pulling in the clutch. With Power mode, riders can get a quicker throttle response and slightly better performance. The Raider also gets TVS’ iGo Assist, which uses the starter motor to offer an electric boost while accelerating. 

    Bajaj Pulsar NS200 Console

    The Bajaj Pulsar NS125, on the other hand, offers 3 ABS modes: Road, Rain and Off-road, which modulate the level of intervention. This feature is only available on the top-end ABS variant, which was recently launched. We think this feature is quite useful, as it allows riders to adjust the ABS intervention level as per the road surface. For lower intervention, riders can use the off-road mode, and for higher intervention, the rain mode. For a balance between the two, Road mode is best.

    Here’s a price breakdown of the top variants of both bikes:

    Model

    Price (ex-showroom, Delhi)

    TVS Raider 125 TFT DD

    Rs 95,600

    Bajaj Pulsar NS125 ABS

    Rs 98,400

    It is clear that the TVS Raider is able to offer more features at a lower price point. So from a value-for-money perspective, the TVS Raider 125 seems to be the obvious choice. But if you’re looking for something a lot more muscular-looking, you can consider the Bajaj Pulsar NS125. It manages to offer all the essential features while also looking cool.

     

    If you are planning on buying the Bajaj Pulsar NS125, you can check out our ultimate buying guide here for everything you need to know about the bike, including variants explanation, feature breakdown, specification comparisons, among others.  Also, if you are looking to buy the TVS Raider 125, you should check out our booking guide before your purchase for more information.

    User Reviews

    • TVS Raider
      Good response from the customer
      I bough this TVS raider in Jan 2026. Till now, i did not face any issues with it. This costs around 1.25 Lakhs including EMI. This can be a good commuter bike in 125cc bike models. E20 facility is also added in this bike. Handling is very good in this bike. I feel so comfortable when i ride on highways. I like rear foot support to provide comfort for pillion rider while having seat. Good mileage bike under 125cc bikes. This is kind of family bike with sporty look. City riding people can prefer this mostly. This is a best mileage bike under 1.25Lakhs. i would recommend to change the colour of ABS channel(red colour) to black.
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    • Bajaj Pulsar NS 125
      VERY GOOD PERFORMANCE
      Service and maintenance charge is normal, mileage is 50 - 55 kmpl on highway, 45-50 kmpl in cities and streets. Overall, it is a quite good bike with good performance and minimal costs. Everyday rides upto hundred kms can be done easily, I ride daily around 80 kms and it is very easy for me and it's a sports bike even with only 125 CC engine.
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