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Bajaj Withdraws Pulsar N125 From Indian Lineup

The withdrawal shows Bajaj’s new lightweight Pulsar failed to win Indian buyers, leaving the future of its novel platform unclear.

Overview

  • Late June 2026 reports say Bajaj has stopped dealer dispatches for the Pulsar N125 and effectively ended domestic sales of the model.
  • The N125 was introduced in October 2024 on an all‑new platform with a new engine and chassis and a kerb weight near 125 kg.
  • Dealers and journalists cite weak demand driven by the bike’s slim, stretched styling and a feature gap compared with rivals, notably the absence of ABS and a TFT instrument display.
  • Bajaj still lists the N125 on its India website and continues to sell the model in select overseas markets such as Nepal, Peru, Colombia and Morocco.
  • The pullback leaves open two paths for Bajaj: rework the bike’s styling and equipment for an India relaunch or repurpose the new platform for other models or markets, with dealer inventory and buyers of the N125 the most immediately affected.