Bajaj Pulsar Range Gets Dearer: Pulsar 125, NS160, NS200 And More Affected

Modified On Apr 8, 2021 11:05 AM By Punya Sharma

The increment ranges between Rs 1,747 and Rs 3,002

Following in the footsteps of Royal Enfield, Yamaha, Honda, and Hero MotoCorp, Bajaj Auto has hiked prices across its Pulsar lineup. Refer to the table for their ex-showroom prices in Delhi:

Model	New Price	Old Price	Difference
Pulsar 125	Drum: Rs 73,363 Disc: Rs 79,693	Drum: Rs 71,616 Disc: Rs 77,946	Rs 1,747
Pulsar 125 Split Seat	Drum: Rs 76,045 Disc: Rs 82,989	Drum: Rs 74,298 Disc: Rs 81,242	Rs 1,747
Pulsar 150 Neon	Rs 95,872	Rs 94,125	Rs 1,747
Pulsar 150	Rs 1,01,818	Rs 1,00,070	Rs 1,748
Pulsar 150 Twin Disc	Rs 1,04,819	Rs 1,03,072	Rs 1,747
Pulsar 180	Rs 1,09,651	Rs 1,07,904	Rs 1,747
Pulsar 220F	Rs 1,28,250	Rs 1,25,248	Rs 3,002
Pulsar NS160	Rs 1,11,834	Rs 1,10,086	Rs 1,748
Pulsar NS200	Rs 1,35,226	Rs 1,33,222	Rs 2,004

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Prices of the sub-200cc bikes, the Pulsar 125, 150, 180, and the NS160 have gone up by Rs 1,747 while the Pulsar 220F and the NS200 see sizeable increments of Rs 3,002 and Rs 2,004, respectively.

These price hikes aren’t justified at all as the whole Pulsar lineup still misses out on some basic features like an LED headlamp that their respective rivals offer. That said, two new colours for the Pulsar 220F and four new colours for the Pulsar 180 were spotted at dealerships, which seem like desperate attempts to maintain sales.

In other news, our sources have confirmed Bajaj is working on a brand-new Pulsar 250, which will kickstart the updated Pulsar lineup.

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Punya Sharma