Bajaj Pulsar NS400 Spied Before Its Launch On May 3: Clearest Images Yet
A new teaser from Bajaj also gives us a closer look at the bike
Bajaj has finally launched the Pulsar NS400Z in India at Rs 1,85,000 (ex-showroom). The biggest Pulsar shares the same 373cc engine as the Dominar 400 but is Rs 45,815 more affordable.
New images of the upcoming Bajaj Pulsar NS400 have surfaced online ahead of its May 3 launch. These are the clearest images yet and showcase the bike’s profile. The Pulsar NS400 looks sporty and sharp overall, there are hints of the smaller Pulsar NS200 in it too.
The leaked image is of a black bike with red and white graphics. There is a loud ‘NS’ graphic on the fuel tank and it also has NS400 stickers on the headlight and tail section. The bike gets red rim stickers, it has faux vents on the side panels to add to its sporty character. The ‘biggest Pulsar ever’ gets a single-piece handlebar with adjustable brake and clutch levers.
Meanwhile, an image of the Pulsar NS400’s colour LCD unit with TFT inset for navigation also leaked online. The image confirms that the bike will get traction control along with four riding modes: Road, Sport, Rain and Off-road. The turn-by-turn navigation icons could be located where ‘Let us Ride’ is written on the right side of the console. Moreover, the upcoming NS400 also gets Bluetooth connectivity with call and SMS alerts, and phone battery and signal indicators.
The bike likely sits on the NS200 chassis. It gets an all-new floating front disc with axially mounted callipers, different from the braking setup on the Dominar 400, smaller NS models, or any KTM bike. Additionally, both front and rear disc brakes are accompanied by Grimeca brake callipers and come with dual-channel ABS.
Another leaked image suggests that the upcoming Bajaj Pulsar NS400 will come in four colours: Red, White, Grey with red accents and Grey with neon yellow accents.
Image credits: Automobile Tamilan & HIKIG4YA
The Biggest Pulsar Ever Teased A Day Before Its Launch
Bajaj has also teased the upcoming Pulsar NS400 just a day before its launch on May 3. The manufacturer teased the ‘biggest Pulsar ever’ with the caption – “Let there be Carnage!” This also opens a possibility for the red colour variant to be called ‘Carnage Red’.
The teaser shows the LED projector headlight with lightning-bolt LED DRLs (daytime running lights), and LED indicators. The Bajaj Pulsar NS400 gets a split seat setup with split grab rails. The rear-view mirror seems to be borrowed from the Bajaj Dominar 400. The teaser also shows the gold-finished inverted fork and gas-charged monoshock.
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Upcoming Bajaj Pulsar NS400 Teased Again Ahead Of Its Launch On May 3
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Upcoming Bajaj Pulsar NS400: Clearest Images Leaked Ahead Of Its Launch on May 3
The Bajaj Pulsar NS400 is expected to be priced at around the Rs 2 lakh mark, positioned below the Dominar 400, which costs Rs 2,30,815 (ex-showroom Delhi). As a cheaper alternative in the 400cc segment, it will compete against the KTM Duke 390, Triumph Speed 400, TVS Apache RTR 310 and the Husqvarna Svartpilen 401.
2024 Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z User Reviews
- 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.
2 - 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.
- 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 average
- 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.
2 - 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 .