Bajaj’s redesigned Pulsar 125 signals a sharper push into India’s commuter-bike segment
A spotted test mule suggests Bajaj Auto is preparing a major Pulsar 125 overhaul, potentially adding a new frame, monoshock suspension, LED lighting and Bluetooth-enabled display. Expected pricing of ₹80,000–₹85,000 would position it against TVS Raider, Hero Xtreme 125R and Honda Shine.
Bajaj Auto is preparing a heavily redesigned Pulsar 125 commuter motorcycle for India, with a new frame, monoshock, possible new engine, LED lighting and Bluetooth-enabled LCD display. Expected pricing of ₹80,000-₹85,000 will determine its competitiveness in the 125cc segment.
Why this matters
The Pulsar 125 overhaul extends Bajaj Auto’s recent product-cycle activity, following signals on a next-generation Classic Pulsar launch and Rajiv Bajaj’s focus on product-led disruption.
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