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• Bajaj Pulsar 150 Neon prices hiked to Rs.90,000

  The Pulsar 150 Neon is one of the more affordable Pulsar models in the market at this point in time. However, with a recent revision of the prices, the price of the motorcycle has been hiked and now it stands at Rs.90,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

  The motorcycle was first launched at the price point of Rs.64,889 back in the last quarter of calendar year 2018. Ever since, it was the cheapest 150 cc motorcycle in the market and was also the most affordable Pulsar from the production line of Bajaj Two Wheelers company. Later the launch of the Pulsar 125 Neon made the latest entrant the most affordable Pulsar in the market. After the launch, the motorcycle has witnessed multiple price bumps from time to time. In the month of April this year, the Pulsar 150 Neon witnessed the largest price hike of Rs.10,336 after the automaker had implemented the necessary upgrades to meet the BS VI emission standards. The latest increase was marked at Rs.5,000. However, the reason behind the latest revision in the price of the motorcycle has not been announced yet. At the present price point, the on-road price of the Pulsar 150 Neon is expected to cross the Rs.1 lakh mark.

  

  3 June 2020

• Bajaj Pulsar 125 to be launched in India soon

  Bajaj has been planning to launch a 125 cc motorcycle in the Indian market for some time. Although there have been rumours that the motorcycle would be a NS 125 (which has been on sale in the international market for quite some time), it is likely to be launched under the Pulsar brand name.

  The motorcycle can be expected to carry the same design line which is seen on the Pulsar 150s and Pulsar 180s. The Bajaj Pulsar NS 125 in the international market is powered by a single cylinder air cooled engine. The engine has four valve heads and is mated with a 5-speed gearbox. The motorcycle juices out about 13.05 hp of max power at 9,000 rpm and 11.4 Nm of peak torque at 7,500 rpm. The power figures on the Pulsar 125 can also be expected to be around the same line. However, some changes might be introduced to fit the motorcycle better in the Indian line up of motorcycles. At present, the Bajaj Discover 125 churns out 11 hp of max power and 11 Nm of peak torque. The Pulsar 150, on the other hand, produces about 14 hp of max power and 13.4 Nm of peak torque.

  

  15 July 2019

• Bajaj Pulsar NS160 ABS to be launched soon

  1 April 2019 was the deadline for the CBS and ABS mandate and two-wheeler manufacturers are no longer allowed to produce motorcycles and scooters without these safety fittings as a standard. Bajaj has been one of the first automakers who had started updating their models with the CBS or ABS. However, all the motorcycles have not received the updates officially. The Bajaj Pulsar NS160 is one of the few motorcycles which has not received the update.

  However, the Bajaj dealerships are of the opinion that the NS160 ABS is being processed at the moment and will be launched very soon. Bajaj has successfully updated most of their motorcycles with ABS. These include the likes of the Bajaj Avenger line-up and the Bajaj Pulsar line-up. The Bajaj NS160 ABS can be expected to hit the showrooms by the end of this month. The motorcycle will not get any other technical updates. It will be powered by the same 160.3 cc, single cylinder engine is capable of delivering a max power figure of 15.5 hp at 8,500 rpm and a peak torque of 14.6 Nm at 6,500 rpm. The only addition that the motorcycle will receive is a single-channel ABS unit. The outgoing variant of the NS160 is priced at Rs.85,939 (ex-showroom, Delhi). An increase of Rs.12,000 can be expected on the NS160 ABS version over the current price tag.

  

  17 April 2019

• Bajaj Auto focussing to make a comeback in the commuter bike segment by 2020

  With an aim of regaining its past demand in the commuter motorcycle segment in India, Bajaj Auto is planning to release new products for strengthening its existing product line up in the next couple of years. In spite of performing well in the entry-level segment with brands like Discover 100/110, CT 100, and Platina and in the sports and super sports segments with products such as Avengers, Pulsars, KTMs, and the Dominar 400, the company couldn't perform sufficiently well in the large commuter motorcycle segment. In fact, it has sold lesser number of bikes than what was expected in this segment.

  However, the chairman of Bajaj Auto, Rahul Bajaj, is quite hopeful about their new strategy and is expecting this gap to be covered in the upcoming two years via its existing and the new products. He also said that the company is particularly focussing on the growth of this critical segment. Till now Bajaj Auto has only 2 motorcycles in this large commuter segment which include the Discover 125 and the V. This is reason that the brand could not perform well in this segment and couldn't fulfil the self-set targets. However, Bajaj Auto is looking forward to its upcoming product line to make a glorious comeback.

  

  6 July 2018

• Bajaj Drops Teasers of Its 2017 Pulsar Series Line-up

  India’s very own two-wheeler manufacturing giant, Bajaj Auto Ltd. is all prepared to unveil its brand new and updated line-up of its hugely popular Pulsar series of motorbikes in India. Ahead of the launch, the manufacturer recently also released a few teasers of the entire line-up of motorcycles which are set to be launched soon. The notable feature of these new and improved engines is that they will all be compliant with BS-IV norms, which are going to come into effect for all two-wheelers starting April 2017.

  The soon to be launched line-up will include all the models in the Pulsar series which include the Pulsar 135, Pulsar 150, Pulsar 180 and the Pulsar 220F. The Pulsar 220F is already available at Bajaj showrooms, while the remaining others are going to roll out soon.

  Beside the new, updated and slicker BS-IV compliant engines which the 2017 Pulsar series will sport, the motorbikes are going to deliver improved performance in terms of fuel efficiency. Other improvements which one can expect to see on the bikes include seats with improved cushioning, new exhaust units and an updated and compact instrument cluster which will feature blue back-lighting instead of the usual amber backlight which was the norm. Also, the new Pulsar range is also rumored to sport an all-new black and red paint scheme.

  

  1 December 2016

• Vespa’s Exclusive Armani Edition Launching on October 25th

  Piaggio’s iconic Vespa brand is bringing a specially designed Emporio Armani scooter to India on October 25th. The scooter is expected to retail at Rs.8-9 lakh, making it the most expensive scooter in India.

  The premium scooter, known as the Vespa 946, will be powered by a 125cc engine and reach a peak torque of 10.3 Nm.

  The scooter will also come with LED headlamps and an LCD instrument panel along with a traction control system and anti-slip regulator.

  The Vespa 946 will have a vintage black body and will be available exclusively through Motorplex dealerships across the country.

  Vespa enthusiasts looking to acquire the scooter should also remember to purchase two wheeler insurance to ensure their latest buy is protected in case of any mishaps.

  

  20 October 2016

• Bajaj Kratos To Soon Hit Indian Roads

  India’s leading two-wheeler manufacturer, Bajaj, recently announced the launch of it’s new flagship, Kratos. To be launched soon, this power cruiser will compete in the high-performance motorcycle category. The motorcycle is likely to be powered by an engine similar to that on the KTM 390, which comes with a 373cc, single-cylinder engine featuring liquid cooling, fuel injection and Bajaj’s signature triple-spark plug technology. The engine shall deliver peak power of approximately 40hp and peak torque of 30Nm.

  With its launch slated for the month of November, the Bajaj Kratos is likely to come with a price tag of around Rs 1.6-1.7 lakh, considering Bajaj’s reputation of offering competitive prices. Given it’s speculated price, the Kratos is likely to face competition from the Mahindra Mojo and the Royal Enfield Himalayan.

  

  10 October 2016

• Bajaj Launches Platina Comfortec, Priced at Rs. 43,241

  Indian two-wheeler giant, Bajaj recently unveiled the Platina Comfortec, an update over the much loved Platina ES. Introduced in the challenging 100cc commuter motorbike segment, the Platina Comfortec will be pried at Rs. 43,241.

  The updated Platina Comfortec comes fitted with a 102cc, air cooled single-cylinder engine which integrates Bajaj’s famed DTS-i (Digital Twin Spark Ignition) technology. The DTS-I engine is coupled with a 4-speed gearbox and delivers 8 BHP of max power and peak torque of 8.6 Nm. The motorbike claims to deliver a mileage of 104 kmpl. The Platina Comfortec, which is available in a kick start and a self-start variant, will feature three fresh new colours – black, blue and red.

  

  10 August 2016

• Bajaj Motors continues to dominate cruiser segment

  There is no denying the fact that the Indian two-wheeler industry is one of the fastest growing ones in the world, with major players vying for a piece of this lucrative pie. Companies like Hero, Bajaj and Honda have made a foray into this space, offering a number of products to meet different requirements. The cruiser segment is one area which hasn’t seen many offerings, with Bajaj ruling the roost with its Avenger. The Avenger is the only cruiser in the country which can be purchased for under Rs. 1 lakh, making it a practical product for thousands of cruiser enthusiasts.

  Bajaj Auto, which ranks third in terms of volumes has been the dominant player in the cruiser segment, thanks to the Avenger. The revamped version of this cruiser has caught the fancy of buyers, with sales going up four-fold since it hit the markets last year. The Avenger, which has been around for almost a decade received a facelift, with the new models priced at Rs. 73,000 (ex-showroom, Mumbai) for the 150cc version and Rs. 83,000 (ex-showroom, Mumbai) for the 220cc version. It is this price point which has given it the edge over competitors, which cost almost double the Avenger. The company sold an average of 12,500 units of the bike since it introduced three new models, with these numbers expected to rise in the festive season.

  

  7 August 2016