Bajaj Pulsar Gets Price Hike Again; Old Prices vs New Prices

Bajaj Pulsar Gets Price Hike Again (Old Prices vs New Prices): Almost all brands in India have increased the prices of their products to recover the losses they have incurred during the lockdown period which was implemented to control the spread of coronavirus in the country.

After increasing the prices of the BS6 Pulsar series motorcycles by up to INR 4,500 back in May this year, Bajaj Auto has hiked the prices again, this time by up to INR 1,000 (approximately). Pulsar is the most popular motorcycle series under the brand’s portfolio and Bajaj recently also launched the Split seat model of the Pulsar 125 Neon with an ex-showroom price tag of INR 79,091.

Here is a side-by-side comparison of the old prices and new prices of the BS6 Bajaj Pulsar series.

BS6 Bajaj Pulsar Gets Price Hike Again

Old Price List vs New Price List (Ex-Showroom)

Braking System

1. Pulsar 125 Neon Drum: Drum Brakes, CBS
2. Pulsar 125 Neon Disc: Single Disc Brake, CBS
3. Pulsar 125 Neon Split Seat: Single Disc Brake, CBS
4. Pulsar 150 Neon: Single Disc Brake, 1-Channel ABS
5. Pulsar 150 Standard: Single Disc Brake, 1-Channel ABS
6. Pulsar 150 Twin Disc: Dual Disc Brakes, 1-Channel ABS
7. Pulsar NS160: Dual Disc Brakes, 1-Channel ABS
8. Pulsar 180F Neon: Dual Disc Brakes, 1-Channel ABS
9. Pulsar 220F: Dual Disc Brakes, 1-Channel ABS
10. Pulsar NS200: Dual Disc Brakes, 1-Channel ABS
11. Pulsar RS200: Dual Disc Brakes, 2-Channel ABS