The Pulsar 150 is now 25 years old. For its anniversary, Bajaj has given it a major update with a brand new design and underpinnings.
By Amogh | Published Sep 16,2026
It is priced between Rs 1,15,233 and Rs 1,23,585 (both ex-showroom, Delhi).
The Pulsar 150 keeps its familiar shape but now looks sharper and more aggressive, with the new LED headlight and Wolf-eye DRLs.
The sharper side panels and new LED taillight also make the bike look fresher without changing its identity.
The new 5-inch TFT console is easy to read and doesn’t feel cluttered, while features like Google Maps mirroring and document storage are genuinely useful.
It is powered by a brand-new 149.5 cc engine that makes 14 PS and 14.1 Nm, paired with a new 5-speed gearbox.
The engine feels much smoother and more refined than before, while the strong mid-range means you don’t need to make frequent gear changes in traffic.
The new monoshock replaces the old twin-shock setup and gives the Pulsar a cleaner look, while the suspension feels slightly stiff.
The new Pulsar 150 is 9 kg lighter than before. The difference is noticeable, making it easier to filter through traffic and change direction.
With this new update, the new Pulsar 150 feels more refined and easier to ride, while retaining the OG Pulsar look.