2026 Bajaj Pulsar 125 TFT Variant Spotted Ahead Of Launch
It features a TFT console and a split-seat setup, and will be the top-spec variant of the next-generation Pulsar 125
The next-generation Bajaj Pulsar 125 TFT variant has been spotted ahead of its launch. Its lower variant was spotted at a dealership a few days before. Here's a closer look at the bike.
What's New?
The biggest update on the bike spotted is the new TFT console, similar to the recently launched Pulsar N160 SS. It should get Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, and call & SMS alerts. However, we don’t expect features such as full Google Maps integration and WiFi connectivity to keep costs in check. We can also see a USB Type-C charging port and hazard lights, which will improve the convenience and safety of the bike.
On that note, the same TFT console will also be offered on the next-generation Bajaj Pulsar 150.
The bike gets a new LED headlight, a new fuel tank with revised tank extensions, and a redesigned exhaust. The iconic Pulsar taillight has also been tweaked to make it look more modern. The bike also gets redesigned pillion footpeg mounts and a new rear brake pedal. It does not get the CBS system cover seen on the current generation bike (this could be missing on this particular test bike and may be present on later bikes). The front number plate holder is now above the headlamp, while the alloy wheels and LED indicators remain unchanged.
From the bike spotted, we can also see a split seat and split grab rails, giving the bike a sportier look compared to the single-seat variant spotted earlier. This is likely to be the top-spec variant of the updated Pulsar 125.
Underpinnings
The next-gen Pulsar 125 should have an updated engine, which we expect to be smoother and more fuel-efficient than before. The bike also gets a monoshock suspension, replacing the twin shock absorbers on the current model. It also features a plastic chain cover to help keep the weight in check.
The bike now gets a toe-only shifter instead of a heel-and-toe shifter on the current model. The bike continues to ride on 17-inch wheels and gets a telescopic fork with the same alloy wheel design as before.
BikeDekho Says
The bike spotted will be the top-spec variant of the next-generation Pulsar 125. With its connected features, premium TFT console, and sportier split seat setup, it will appeal to younger buyers looking for a feature-rich commuter. Once launched, it will rival the Honda SP125, TVS Raider 125, and Hero Xtreme 125R.