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New Bajaj Pulsar 125 Base Variant: Onroad Price In Top 5 Cities

The Pulsar 125 just got a massive update, and here’s how much you’ll have to spend to buy the cheapest variant (Single Seat LCD)

The Bajaj Pulsar 125 is the most affordable way to enter the Pulsar family, and recently, it received a massive generational update. Despite packing in a new engine, new chassis and better features, the Bajaj priced it pretty competitively, especially considering the most affordable variant. While the ex-showroom price for the base Standard Single Seat LCD variant stays in a tight range of Rs 91,900–?97,000 across the country, the final on-road price you pay can vary significantly. This is because RTO fees and insurance costs are involved. Here’s the breakdown in five major Indian cities:

New Delhi

Price Breakdown

Amount

Ex-showroom Price

Rs 92,990

RTO

Rs 7,439

Insurance

Rs 6,316

On-Road Price

Rs 1,06,745

Chennai

Price Breakdown

Amount

Ex-showroom Price

Rs 91,940

RTO

Rs 9,194

Insurance

Rs 6,502

On-Road Price

Rs 1,07,636

Mumbai

Price Breakdown

Amount

Ex-showroom Price

Rs 91,946

RTO

Rs 10,114

Insurance

Rs 6,296

On-Road Price

Rs 1,08,356

Bengaluru 

Price Breakdown

Amount

Ex-showroom Price

Rs 91,910

RTO

Rs 12,242

Insurance

Rs 6,295



On-Road Price

Rs 1,10,447

Kolkata

Price Breakdown

Amount

Ex-showroom Price

Rs 96,972

RTO

Rs 8,727



Insurance

Rs 6,392




On-Road Price

Rs 1,12,091

BikeDekho Says

The base variant offers good value as it packs all the essentials that’s required in a commuter: navigation, LED headlight and tail light, optional USB type-C charging port. For those considering financing, the monthly EMI could range from approximately ?3,076 in Delhi to around ?3,248 in Kolkata, assuming a 36-month loan at a 9.7% interest rate. Having said that, if you’re buying it on EMI, you might as well go for the range-topping Split Seat TFT+ variant as the premium of around Rs 11,400 won’t make as much of an impact when spread across several months. That one offers a full-fledged Google Maps mirroring functionality, making navigation much easier. It even gets riding modes. 

Disclaimer: All prices mentioned are estimated on-road figures for the Bajaj Pulsar 125 Standard Single Seat LCD variant as of August 2026. These are subject to change and may vary based on the dealership, chosen insurance provider, and any additional accessories. Always check with your local dealership for the exact on-road price, as handling charges and optional accessories can cause further variations.

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Deeksha Girdhani is a Correspondent with the CarDekho Group, covering two-wheelers, industry developments, and everything that shapes the automotive landscape. While her professional journey began in content writing, her curiosity for automobiles has grown into a passion for understanding the technology, innovation, and stories behind every vehicle. She enjoys turning complex automotive information into content that\'s easy to follow, helping readers stay informed and making their buying journey hassle-free.
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*Ex-showroom price in Delhi