Bajaj Pulsar News

Take a closer look at the resurrected Bajaj Pulsar 180 in these detailed images

It undercuts the Pulsar 180F by Rs 6,611

Loses the semi-fairing and becomes nearly Rs 10,000 cheaper

Here’s what’s new on the popular bike’s 2021 iteration

The brand has once again revised its pricing across the range

While prices of most of the lineup have gone up, the base variant of the Pulsar 125 Neon is actually cheaper than before

Another price hike for the Bajaj lineup?

While the premium is slightly higher compared to the previous price hike, it still isn’t a dealbreaker

Discounts range from Rs 1,500 to Rs 2,800

Planning to buy a new bike under Rs 1 lakh this Diwali? Well, you’ve come to the right place!

Same engine, same hardware, what makes more sense? The urban streetfighter or the faired sibling?

The new variant that has been launched in India is almost Rs 7,000 cheaper than the disc brake-equipped model!

The paint options attract a price hike of around Rs 1,500

Thankfully, not by a lot...

Thankfully, the price increment isn’t substantial this time round

Bajaj highlights the need for social distancing in its new commercial. But wait, there’s a new colour incoming too

Planning to buy a potent all-rounder for under a lakh rupees? Well, here are our handpicked choices

Looking for a bike that’s high on safety and easy on the pocket? Well, look no further

This is the second price hike post its BS6 update

The bike had received a price revision in May

This reduced monthly EMI is available for the first three months of ownership only, though

Two premium 125cc motorcycles compared on paper. Which one comes out on top?

From scooters to other feature-packed bikes, there are quite a few options for around the same price as Bajaj’s newest baby Pulsar

They share the same motor and are similarly priced. Which one should you go for?