Bajaj has unveiled the most affordable Pulsar 125 yet, featuring a 125cc engine with increased power, a 7‑inch TFT screen and an eye‑catching price tag. The launch is set to reshape the Indian entry‑level sport bike segment.
- 125cc engine delivering 12.5 PS
- 7‑inch full‑color TFT display
- Starting price of ₹68,000 (ex‑showroom)
Bajaj Auto officially introduced the new Pulsar 125 today, positioning it as the most feature‑rich yet budget‑friendly bike in its class. The model boasts a 12.5 PS engine, a large 7‑inch TFT instrument cluster, LED headlamp and variable valve control (VVC) for better fuel efficiency.
Beyond the powertrain, the bike offers a digital dashboard, Bluetooth connectivity and a sleek under‑seat storage compartment. Priced at just ₹68,000, it becomes one of the cheapest 125cc sport motorcycles in India, targeting first‑time buyers and young commuters.
The Pulsar line dates back to 2001 and has consistently set performance benchmarks for Indian riders. Over the years, Bajaj introduced multiple upgrades, but this is the first entry‑level model to combine a premium TFT screen with a sub‑₹70,000 price point.
Why This Matters
BozokMedia analysis shows that Bajaj’s pricing strategy could force rivals like Honda, Yamaha and TVS to rethink their value propositions. The blend of high‑tech features at a low cost may redefine consumer expectations in the mid‑segment market.
"The new Pulsar 125 could re‑establish Bajaj as the leader among cost‑conscious performance bikes," says motor‑industry analyst Rajesh Sharma.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Does the new Pulsar 125 come with ABS?
A1: ABS is offered as an optional add‑on; the base model does not include it.
Q2: What warranty does Bajaj provide for this bike?
A2: Bajaj offers a standard 2‑year or 30,000 km (whichever is earlier) warranty.
