Bajaj Pulsar N160 News

This brings up the starting price of the N160, and all its variants now get a USD fork

From kick-starters and carburetors to fuel injection and LED lights, that's how India's iconic 2-wheelers brands have evolved.

If you are planning to buy the new N160, here’s what to expect in fuel costs

The 4V variants get a brand new engine, more features, updated underpinnings and more, but is that enough? We analyse

Bajaj’s launch season is expected to start-off with the new Pulsar N160 4V, before the updated Pulsar 125 and 150 join the lineup

A new Yamaha sportbike, a faster Pulsar and two electric scooters are headed our way

Bajaj's answer to the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V is almost here

The new graphics gives the bike a striking look

Up to 8 new Pulsar bikes and more expected to launch this year

This time around, there’s a new motorcycle on the list which did immensely well

Check out these new prices of your favourite Pulsars

If you value safety more than anything else, these bikes should be on top of your list

Indian vs Japanese sporty commuter bike: which one looks better? We find out in images

With only Rs 2,300 separating the two bikes' top models, let's see which has superior features

Similar yet completely different! We help you choose

There are 4 variants, each with different features and hardware combo. Confused? Read this

This new version now takes up the total number of variants of the N160 to four

The offer is valid pan-India till December 31, 2025

One of them saw close to 60% increase in its Month-on-Month sales this festive season

The Pulsar range has the strength in numbers but the TVS Apache’s sales is equally impressive

The new GST 2.0 rates already reduced the prices of almost all Pulsar bikes, and the new cashback offer make it an even better deal

If you want a bike to ride mainly within the city and hate getting lost, read this!

With the additional offers, the Pulsar RS200 gets almost Rs 23,000 more affordable

Despite the Pulsar being Rs 10,000 cheaper, we think that the Apache makes more sense!