Bajaj Auto unveiled the Pulsar 125 with increased power, a TFT touchscreen and a price under ₹1.03 lakh. The bike marks the 25th anniversary of the Pulsar line and is positioned as the most affordable Pulsar ever.

  • 125 cc, 12.5 PS engine, 5‑speed gearbox
  • 3‑inch TFT display, LED headlamp, connected features
  • Price: ₹1.03 lakh (ex‑showroom)

Bajaj Auto introduced the new Pulsar 125 to celebrate 25 years of the iconic Pulsar series, packing higher power, a modern touchscreen and several rider‑centric upgrades. Targeted at India’s young two‑wheelers, the model blends performance with affordability.

Key Specifications

The 125 cc single‑cylinder, water‑cooled engine now delivers 12.5 PS, roughly 15 % more than its predecessor. Coupled with a 5‑speed gearbox, the bike offers smoother acceleration. A 3‑inch TFT instrument cluster shows digital speedometer, ride‑mode selector, Bluetooth connectivity and fuel‑economy alerts. LED headlamp and tail‑lamp, plus dual‑sport modes (city/highway), complete the package.

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Pricing and Availability

Set at an ex‑showroom price of ₹1.03 lakh, the Pulsar 125 becomes the most budget‑friendly entry in the Pulsar family. Launch roll‑out began on 10 September across 30 Indian states, with online booking incentives and limited‑time discounts.

Historical Background

The original Pulsar debuted in 2001 and quickly became synonymous with style, performance and agility in the Indian market. Over the past 25 years, the range expanded to include 150, 180 and 220 cc variants, all enjoying strong youth appeal. The Pulsar 125 continues this legacy by marrying cutting‑edge tech with price‑sensitivity.

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that the introduction of a budget‑friendly, tech‑laden bike like the Pulsar 125 could shift market share from Chinese entrants to domestic manufacturers, especially in tier‑2 and tier‑3 cities where price sensitivity is high.

"The Pulsar 125’s power‑for‑price balance is a game‑changer for Indian young riders," says motor‑sports analyst Alexey Rao.
Did You Know?: The Pulsar line set a record in 2023 by selling 1.5 million units, the highest annual figure in the segment’s history.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Does the Pulsar 125 offer mounting points for a side‑case or backpack?
A: Yes, the rear frame includes two U‑shaped brackets designed for easy attachment of side cases or a backpack.

Q2: Is an anti‑lock braking system (ABS) available on this model?
A: The current variant does not come with ABS, though Bajaj has hinted at a future optional ABS add‑on.