Bajaj Pulsar 150 (2018-2026) News

Here’s how the BS6-compliant versions of India’s two most popular sporty commuters fare against each other on paper

Confused between the BS6 and BS4 versions of Bajaj’s popular sporty commuter? We help clear things out!

The bike comes with a fuel-injected, BS6-compliant motor

The greener Pulsar 150 is now around Rs 11,000 more expensive than before

The updated Pulsar 150 could be around Rs 5,000 to Rs 6,000 more expensive than its BS4 iteration

Bajaj Pulsar 150, Royal Enfield Bullet 350 among others makes the cut

The brand has launched two ranges of tyres: one for light offroading and one for use on tarmac

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Bajaj had accused TVS of copying its DTS-i technology back in 2007

The bike’s price has remained unchanged

This is the second price hike from the brand in a span of just three months

The Pune-based brand has worked out the technical aspects and is waiting for certification

While both bikes look similar, things are different when it comes to specs!

The Bajaj Pulsar 150 continues to scorch the sales chart. Let’s find out why

Bajaj has silently increased the ex-showroom price of its most popular motorcycle

Sure, more money gets you more power, but ever wondered what is the maximum power you can get on a budget? We do the math to find out

The new Pulsar 150 is likely to feature an updated engine equipped with fuel injection to meet BS6 emission norms

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Both the bikes are available at select Bajaj dealerships for now

The Pulsar 150 Twin Disc is priced at Rs 84,461, while the NS160 now costs Rs 92,595 (both prices, ex-Pune)

Royal Enfield’s domestic sales declined by 21 per cent whereas Honda exported more than 3.5 lakh units

The new additions come at a premium of Rs 6140 for the front disc only version and Rs 6640 for the rear disc one