Overview
- Bajaj launched updated Pulsar 125 and Pulsar 150 on Monday with dealership sightings confirming a new single-frame chassis built to accept monoshock rear suspension.
- Dealership deliveries ahead of the reveal point to a rapid rollout but Bajaj had not published full variant breakdowns or official pricing at the time of reporting.
- Coverage reports the Pulsar 150 now gains oil cooling and is claimed to produce about 14 bhp and 14.1 Nm while the Pulsar 125 is estimated near 11.8 bhp and 11 Nm, and Bajaj has not confirmed these numbers.
- Higher-spec models are reported to add a 5-inch TFT, Bluetooth with turn-by-turn navigation and a USB Type-C charging port while lower trims keep a colour LCD and single-channel ABS.
- The Pulsar name has been a mainstay in India’s commuter market and this structural update could change handling, weight distribution and how the models compete with TVS, Honda and Yamaha.