Bajaj Bikes New Prices After GST Rate Cut: To Get Cheaper By Up To Rs 15,000!

Bajaj Auto has a wide range of bikes catering to various segments. With GST 2.0, the brand has decided to pass on the price benefits directly to the customers. This means that the brand’s entire lineup under 350cc could become a lot cheaper, with the reduction of the GST rate from 28 to 18 percent. However, bikes above 350cc (Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z and Bajaj Dominar 400 in this case) could see an increase in price.

Here we have compiled a list of all the bikes, with their expected prices that will come into effect from September 22, 2025.

Bajaj Bikes Under 350cc Price Cuts

The price cut announcement has come as a massive relief for customers who have been planning on getting a new bike, especially this festive season. Bajaj stands to gain from the reduced GST as almost all of its products are under 350cc, except for the Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z and the Dominar 400. 

The biggest winner in this is the Bajaj Dominar 250, which will soon be as affordable as sporty 160cc bikes like the recently launched KTM 160 Duke and the Yamaha MT-15. This will make it an even more attractive choice for those looking for a sporty cruiser at an affordable price point. 

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Freedom Lineup

The Bajaj Freedom 125 is the only CNG bike in India. While the GST 2.0 addressed two-wheelers with engine capacity of 350cc and below, and above 350cc, there has been no clear-cut clarification for CNG bikes in particular.

That said, we reckon it will also go down from 28% to 18%, and with this assumption, here’s the price calculation:

Dominar 400 & Pulsar NS400Z

The prices of all bikes above 350cc have gone up with GST 2.0 – from 28% GST plus 3% cess to a flat 40% GST. As a result, two of Bajaj’s bikes, the Dominar 400 and the Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z will become a lot more expensive. 

That said, even with the expected price tag of Rs 2,05,511 (ex-showroom, Delhi), the Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z will still be a fantastic value-for-money bike, and will continue to be the cheapest bike with 40PS of power. However, the high price of the Bajaj Dominar 400 will be hard to justify for those who are looking for a long-distance highway touring bike. This is because most riders would be equally happy with the NS400Z, which could be almost Rs 50,000 more affordable while offering slightly better performance, and still fairly highway-worthy.