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Bajaj Pulsar 220F On Road Price: In Top 5 Cities

The Pulsar 220F is still loved by fans despite being close to two decades old

The Bajaj Pulsar 220F was first launched in 2007, and even now it still finds fans from all over the country. While it was an affordable way into the world of performance motorcycling back then, now inflation, safety, and emission regulations have driven up the price quite a bit. But if you’re a true Bajaj Pulsar fan wanting to own this old-school beauty, here’s how much it’ll cost you across five major cities:

Delhi

Delhi comes out cheapest on this list. The ex-showroom price here is Rs 1,35,582, RTO is Rs 10,846, and insurance comes to Rs 10,970. That puts the on-road price at Rs 1,57,398.

Kolkata

The ex-showroom price here is slightly higher than Delhi, at Rs 1,37,706. The RTO charges are Rs 13,770, while insurance comes to Rs 11,006. Add it all up, and you get an on-road price of Rs 1,62,482.

Chennai

Chennai is close behind. The bike costs Rs 1,35,464 ex-showroom, RTO adds Rs 16,255, and insurance is Rs 10,968. That takes the total to Rs 1,62,687, barely more than what it costs in Kolkata.

Mumbai

Mumbai pushes the price up a fair bit. The ex-showroom price here is Rs 1,38,326, the highest of the five cities; RTO is Rs 15,215, and insurance is Rs 11,016. This brings the on-road figure to Rs 1,64,557.

Bengaluru

Bengaluru turns out to be the most expensive by a clear margin. RTO alone is Rs 26,935, well above what the other four cities charge, while the ex-showroom price is Rs 1,34,815 and insurance is Rs 10,957. Once you add it all together, the on-road price reaches Rs 1,72,707. For perspective, the cheapest Yamaha R15 V4 variant costs Rs 1,73,050 (ex-showroom). 

Disclaimer: These on-road prices are estimates based on standard tax calculations. Actual pricing may vary based on your dealership, insurance provider, current offers, and any added accessories. Estimated EMIs for the Pulsar 220F range from about Rs 4,543 to Rs 5,002 a month across these cities, assuming a 9.7% interest rate. Your actual EMI will depend on your bank, down payment, and loan tenure. Do check with your nearest Bajaj dealer for the details.

 

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prasurjya on Jun 19, 2026
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The update with Led Projector i admired it. And If Pulsar 220f provide with rear tyre size 140 section and front 110 section. Also gear position indicator. With Dual ABS Braking system. And Bajaj should launch one more Variant with front USD Suspension. And if possible 24.5Bhp with 20NM of torque. Then it will be a full Package.Read More

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Anuj Kumar is a Correspondent with the CarDekho Group, covering two-wheelers. He started out in content writing and, along the way, developed a genuine interest in how bikes are built and why certain choices matter to riders. His writing is purely reader-focused, breaking down technical details in a way that actually helps someone decide what is right for them, rather than just listing specs. Outside of writing, he enjoys understanding how the industry functions and what the latest trends in the automotive industry are, and that keeps him grounded in what actually matters to the people reading his work.
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*Ex-showroom price in Delhi