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2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z Launch Soon

The bike has started reaching dealerships. With better brakes and tyres, it is now a lot more capable than before!

Quick News Highlights

  • The 2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z has arrived at dealerships

  • Now gets sintered brake pads and a wider rear tyre

  • Will see a fair increase in terms of pricing

The 2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z has started arriving at dealerships, and the bike now features two major updates. It gets sintered brake pads instead of organic brake pads, and along with this, the bike now also gets a fatter rear tyre. Here’s a brief breakdown of everything that’s new:

One of the biggest problems we had with the bike was the rather poor braking performance because of the organic brake pads. Bajaj has finally decided to make the much needed correction to this, by introducing sintered brake pads in the 2025 model. This will go a long way in improving braking performance and stopping power as the material used in sintered pads are better than organic pads. 

Another change that has come with the 2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z is the addition of new Apollo Alpha H1 tyres (radial tyres at both ends). Earlier the bike came with MRF REVZ-S tyres (radial only at the rear), so compared to that, the new Apollos should offer better grip on the road. The rear tyre’s size has also been increased. Earlier the bike got a 140-section rear tyre, but it now comes with a fatter 150-section rubber. Overall, these changes will help make the bike a lot more capable, including on the corners. 

Though the bike offered plenty of performance, its handling wasn’t really up to the mark. But now with the better brakes and tyres, the flagship Pulsar should be a lot better to ride. However, we’ll be able to give our final verdict only after we ride the motorcycle. 

We expect the bike to cost around Rs 10,000 more than the 2024 model. For perspective, the 2024 Pulsar NS400Z costs Rs 1,81,318 (ex-showroom, Delhi). If our price guess is right, it will still be the most affordable bike in India that makes 40PS. We expect the bike to be launched in the next couple of weeks.

Other than the addition of the new sintered brake pads and the new tyres, the rest of the bike remains the same. It is still powered by the same 373cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine which outputs 40PS and 35Nm. The bike will compete with other 400cc bikes in the market such as the KTM 390 Duke, Triumph Speed 400 and the Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450.

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2024 Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z User Reviews

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kalai on Feb 26, 2026
4.7
New and good condition

This bike give a top performance, the bike full condition, Top speed is 180, engine performance smooth and good, no oil leakage, self starter working properly, front and rear tyre are 90% new, battery is good. All electrical working properly, front and rear disc brake are good and working properly.Read More

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aman on Jan 06, 2026
5.0
Powerful and Comfortable Bike

Overall, the bike is powerful and comfortable. The looks are also good. Mileage is around 35 - 38 kmpl. Headlight through is great, and the seat is also comfortable, sound is amazing, pillion seat is also comfortable, 43 ps of power, Dual channel ABC, Riding modes, Sports shifter, turn by turn navigation.Read More

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vivek on Nov 12, 2025
4.7
Ns400z honest review

I saw that it had eyes like wolf and design like a lion and i like beast looking bikes man and I love the 373cc engine and it's sounds like a roar, over all i chose this bike because this is the newest 400 segment best bike in my opinion. The seat is comfortable in long rides and on road it gives more than 26 kmpl and I did 400 km ride and took only 3 breaks but after that my bike was not even sounded exausted or broken like it's saying let's do it again If i suggest this bike to anyone i would say this is the best segment killer in range of 2.25 lakh and best investment in bike if you have this budget and its tyre grip and handle allignment is best and it's good in averageRead More

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suraj on Aug 18, 2025
4.8
Pulsar ns400 the beast is in excellent condition

Overall Experience is good looking at the 400cc bike mileage is also pretty impressive and power to weight ratio is also good in segments. Overall driven less than 10k kilometres giving 28-29km mileage in city conditions paint protection film is already on bike. if you are looking for a comfortable and powerful ride have a look.Read More

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rishabh on Jul 01, 2025
5.0
Segment killer

Best affordable 400cc bike with a lots of Features. Having TSC , quick shifter , Dual channel abs , liquid cooled engine , with slipper clutch , Apollo Alpha H1 tire etc. Best bike in my opinion and very low maintenance cost well done bajaj . After 43Bhp update it is a pocket Rocket . I love this bike .Read More

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Govind has been fascinated by motorcycles since he was young, the thrill of the ride to the sense of freedom that two-wheels offer has always captured his attention. He has been working in the two-wheeler industry since October 2023, and his favorite part of the job is being able to ride new motorcycles. Although he is from a non-engineering background, with a masters in journalism and mass communication, he is quite fascinated by the mechanical side of things as well.
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*Ex-showroom price in Delhi