2026 Bajaj Pulsar 150: Features Explained
New engine, new frame, new tech - this is the biggest update the Pulsar 150 has seen in 25 years!
Bajaj has launched the most significant update to the Pulsar 150 in its 25-year history, with prices starting from Rs 1,15,233 (ex-showroom Delhi). The 2026 model receives an all-new engine, a new chassis with a monoshock, and a host of modern features designed to bring the icon into the modern era. While the classic muscular Pulsar silhouette remains, the motorcycle is completely new underneath. It's available in three variants, with prices in Delhi as follows:
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Variant |
Ex-showroom Delhi Price |
|
LCD, Single Disc, Single Seat |
Rs 1,15,233 |
|
TFT, Twin Disc, Single Seat |
Rs 1,22,184 |
|
TFT, Twin Disc, Split Seat |
Rs 1,23,187 |
Here’s what you will get in the all new Pulsar 150 that makes it stand apart from its older generation:
Convenience Features
The biggest differentiator between the variants is the instrument console. The base model gets a 5-inch colour LCD with Bluetooth for turn-by-turn navigation and call/SMS alerts. Step up to either higher variant and a 5-inch TFT console takes over, adding Wi-Fi and a segment-first Google Maps mirroring feature that puts a full-map view on the screen. Document storage for your RC and insurance comes with these two grades, as do music controls.
Practical additions across the range include a silent starting system for quiet starts, but it’s reserved for all variants except the base one. Thankfully, riding modes are common across all variants: Road, Rain, and Sport settings, plus a low-rpm assist feature to help with low-speed manoeuvring in congested traffic without using the throttle and just modulating the clutch.
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Feature |
Variant 1 LCD, Single Disc, Single Seat — Rs 1,15,233 |
Variant 2 TFT, Twin Disc, Single Seat — Rs 1,22,184 |
Variant 3 TFT, Twin Disc, Split Seat — Rs 1,23,187 |
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Console type |
5-inch colour LCD |
5-inch TFT |
5-inch TFT |
|
Navigation |
Turn-by-turn |
Turn-by-turn+ Google Maps mirroring |
Turn-by-turn+ Google Maps mirroring |
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Connectivity |
Bluetooth |
Bluetooth + WiFi |
Bluetooth + Wi-Fi |
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Music controls |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Charging port |
USB Type-C |
USB Type-C |
USB Type-C |
|
Ride modes |
Road, Rain, Sport |
Road, Rain, Sport |
Road, Rain, Sport |
|
Silent Starter |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Seat type |
Single (more pillion room) |
Single (more pillion room) |
Split seat |
|
LED Indicators |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Safety Features
Bajaj has made single-channel ABS standard across all three variants. We’d have liked it if the top version came with a dual-channel unit, but it’s understandable as that would’ve driven the prices much higher, as it is already costlier than the Pulsar N160. The braking hardware, however, varies. Here’s how
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Feature |
Variant 1: LCD, Single Disc, Single Seat — Rs1,15,233 |
Variant 2: TFT, Twin Disc, Single Seat — Rs1,22,184 |
Variant 3: TFT, Twin Disc, Split Seat — Rs1,23,187 |
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Front brake |
260mm disc |
260mm disc |
260mm disc |
|
Rear brake |
130mm drum |
230mm disc |
230mm disc |
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ABS |
Single-channel |
Single-channel |
Single-channel |
BikeDekho Says
The 2026 Pulsar 150 is a comprehensive and much-needed overhaul that, in our opinion, justifies its price with substantial mechanical and technological upgrades at least going by the spec sheet. The highlight in our opinion is the Google Maps mirroring as it is a segment-first feature. This should make exploring the streets (or the highways) a much easier affair than turn-by-turn navigation.