Bajaj Hikes Pulsar Prices by Up to Rs 1,460: Check Details Here

Bajaj Auto has just made an official announcement for price hike in the Pulsar range of up to 1,460. The Pulsar lineup is the brand’s core volume driver with clocking 60 per cent of its monthly sales. The revisions in price are marginal which don't seem to affect buyers continuing to keep the range under an accessible price bracket. Let’s check out the price hike in detail.

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Key Highlights 

• Pulsar range gets mild price hike up to Rs 1,460
  
• Entry-level 125cc models see selective revisions
  
• Popular 150cc Pulsars remain unaffected
  
• Limited impact across 160cc and higher segments
  
• Value positioning largely remains intact

Bajaj Pulsar 125 cc: Price Update 

With the price revision in the entry level models, the increase stands at Rs 778 to Rs 1,020. This hike has taken the Bajaj Pulsar 125 Neo Single Seat price to Rs 79,939 an increase of Rs 891 when compared to its previous price 79,048. The Carbon Fibre Single Seat Variant is now priced at Rs 86,411 an increase of Rs 778, earlier the price was Rs 85,633. Moreover, marking the highest price difference here is the Carbon Fibre Split Seat variant up by Rs 1,020 is now priced at Rs 88,547 previously it was Rs 87,527. 

Further in the 125-cc space Bajaj offers two popular models the Pulsar N125 and NS125. The NS125 has now seen a hike in price ranging from Rs 461 to Rs 1,460 while there are no changes in the pricing of N125. The Base Variant of the NS125 has gone up by Rs 1,460 now price stands at Rs 92,642 compared to Rs 91,182 earlier. Following the revision LED BT version now comes at Rs 94,253 reflecting an increase of Rs 461. Earlier the price was Rs 93,792. Moreover, the LED BT ABS variant has received a hike of Rs 555. It is now priced at Rs 98,955 compared to Rs 98,400 earlier. 

Bajaj Pulsar 150 cc and 200 cc Range: Price Updates

 Bajaj has left the popular 150cc segment unaffected by the latest price revision. Pricing for the single disc continues to remain at Rs 1,11,669 and the dual disc variant at Rs 1,15,481.  Meanwhile in the 160 categories only one variant of the Pulsar N160 seems affected with the price hike. The single seat with Twin disc variants is now priced at Rs 113,835 compared to the previous Rs 113,133 it is up by Rs 702. Besides that, there are no price updates with other variants of Pulsar N160 Dual Channel ABS, Single Seat with USD and Dual Channel ABS with USD stands unaffected with Rs 120,873, Rs 132,726 and Rs 171,873 respectively. 

Bajaj Pulsar above 200cc Price Update 

Bajaj launched the Pulsar 200F in December 2025 at Rs 128,490, it was updated 2026 version. The price of the 200F has been revised; it is now priced at Rs 129,186 an increase of Rs 696 compared to its earlier price point. Moreover, in the quarter-litre segment, the Pulsar N250 has received a hike of Rs 820 now priced at 1,34,166 compared to Rs 1,33,346 previously. The flagship Pulsar NS400Z has received a price increase of Rs 1,036, pushing its ex-showroom price to Rs 1,93,830 from the earlier Rs 1,92,794.

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Verdict 

Overall, Bajaj’s latest price revision across the Pulsar range feels measured and well-judged. While the hikes are noticeable on paper, they remain modest in real terms and do little to dilute the lineup’s strong value proposition. With core segments unaffected and entry-level increases kept in check, the Pulsar range continues to stay accessible for its target buyers.