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The Pulsar has turned 25 and from the round headlamp Pulsar to the latest line, the Pulsar has come a long way. Today they launched the new 150 Pulsar with many changes.

New Pulsar 150 Gets Several Updates

Styling-wise, it retains the typical looks but now has many upgrades. The 149.5cc single-cylinder engine now has tweaks with smoother power delivery and more torque. Then you have an updated frame and a new gearbox.

The low-speed riding is easier now and the ride plus handling has been updated as well. The suspension is also tweaked. There is ISG and crawl mode to make riding in traffic easier.

Features-wise, the new Pulsar 150 now has an LCD cluster, with the top variant having a TFT display. Other additions include more tech like WiFi, Google Map mirroring, Type C port and more.

The stop-start system also conserves fuel and helps in smoother starts. Styling-wise, not much has changed, with the fairing only being changed a bit.

The updates all make the Pulsar a better buy now, with prices starting at Rs 1.15 lakh for the base SD single-seat version and Rs 1.23 lakh for the TD split-seat.

Pulsar 125 Also Gets Updates

The Pulsar 125 meanwhile starts at Rs 92,990 with four variants with three ride modes and more. The base version though does not have this feature.

The Pulsar 125 has 11.7 bhp in terms of the power. Crawl technology is standard on both the 125 and 150 range. It also uses a new frame plus a TFT display.

Bajaj has been aggressive with the launches and this follows up from the N160 S and the N160 SS. The Pulsar has been one of the most popular names and this updates the volume end.