The Bajaj Pulsar 125 reaches dealerships before its official launch.
By Deepanshi | Published Aug 14,2026
It gets an updated and sharper design; still, it retains the familiar Pulsar identity.
It gets a sharper, more aggressive headlight cowl with an all-LED headlamp.
The tank now looks more muscular with new extensions and graphics.
The most significant change is the new LED taillight design.
The Pulsar 125, for the first time, gets a new engine with new engine covers in a gloss black finish.
Exact engine specs haven't been disclosed, but power and torque are expected to stay similar.
The chassis is still a steel-tube frame but now pairs a monoshock rear, replacing the old twin-shock setup.
A 5-inch TFT display is a major feature addition, offering smartphone connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS alerts, music control, and document storage.
It also gets idle start-stop with a silent starter, aimed at improving mileage, plus a USB Type-C port and hazard lights.
A dealer source indicates an on-road price of around Rs 1.13 lakh, though official pricing is still awaited.