Bajaj Pulsar and Bajaj Avenger range gets expensive ahead of festive season
Apart from the 2019 Bajaj Dominar 400 UG, the Bajaj Pulsar and the Bajaj Avenger also have received a price hike ahead of the high-demand festive season. The new prices are approximately INR 998 to INR 4,000 higher than before.
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Check out the previous prices, new prices and their difference in the table below:
| Model (ABS Variants) | Previous Price | Current Price | Difference |
| Pulsar 125 | INR 64,000 | INR 64,000 | Unchanged |
| Pulsar 150 Neon | INR 71,200 | INR 75,200 | INR 4,000 |
| Pulsar 150 Classic | INR 84,960 | INR 85,958 | INR 998 |
| Pulsar 150 Twin Disc | INR 88,838 | INR 89,837 | INR 999 |
| Pulsar 180F | INR 95,290 | INR 96,390 | INR 1,100 |
| Pulsar 220F | INR 1,07,027 | INR 1,08,326 | INR 1,299 |
| Pulsar NS160 Twin Disc | INR 93,094 | INR 94,195 | INR 1,101 |
| Pulsar NS200 | INR 1,13,056 | INR 1,14,355 | INR 1,299 |
| Pulsar RS200 | INR 1,40,237 | INR 1,41,933 | INR 1,696 |
| Avenger 220 Cruise | INR 1,03,891 | INR 1,05,088 | INR 1,197 |
| Avenger 220 Street | INR 1,03,891 | INR 1,05,088 | INR 1,197 |
| Avenger 160 Street | INR 82,253 | INR 83,251 | INR 998 |
The price for the recently launched Pulsar 125 remains unchanged, while the Pulsar 150 Classic and the Avenger 160 Street have received a minimal increase (INR 998). The highest jump is witnessed by the Pulsar 150 Neon that got expensive by INR 4,000. The prices listed under the “Previous Price” column were announced in July this year.
While the price increase on the Pulsar (except the Pulsar 150 Neon) and the Avenger range isn’t too massive, the 2019 Dominar 400 UG has received a steep hike. The flagship Bajaj product is INR 10,001 more expensive than before and INR 16,132 costlier than at launch. Meanwhile, the prices for the entry-level model have remained unaltered (from July 2019).
Bajaj Auto will soon launch another variant of the Pulsar 125. This variant of the entry-level Pulsar motorcycle gets split seats, two-piece grab rail, fuel tank shrouds and an engine cowl, and it has already started to roll into the dealerships.
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On the EV front, Bajaj Auto is likely to make an announcement about its Urbanite brand in the coming months. The company is also working with KTM to develop high-performance electric motorcycles and e-bicycles. The co-developed performance electric bikes will reach the market by 2022. Do note that the new, co-developed performance bikes will not be associated with Bajaj Auto's upcoming Urbanite brand.
NOTE: All prices mentioned in the post are ex-showroom Delhi