Bajaj Pulsar N150 sporty commuter launched: Key highlights
Here are all the key highlights from the launch of Bajaj Pulsar N150:
Pulsar N150 launch event culminates
That's all from us from the launch event of the Bajaj Pulsar N150. The fuel efficiency of the bike is claimed to be around 45-50 kmpl which is the same as the previous Pulsar 150. To read the detailed launch report, click here.
Bajaj Pulsar N150 launched
Bajaj Auto is offering the Pulsar N150 at a price point of ₹1,17,677 (ex-showroom, Delhi). It is available in three colour options - Racing Red, Ebony Black and Metallic Pearl White.
Launch event kicks off!
Bajaj underlines what the company claims to be a grand success of the Pulsar N160. Company says the reception to and demand for the model has been extremely strong and forms the basis for which it has planned to roll out the N150.
The Pulsar N150 gets wider tyres, bigger fuel tank, rear tyre hugger and comfortable riding triangle. It also weighs seven kilos less than the N160.
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What should be the ideal pricing of the Pulsar N150?
Bajaj Pulsar P150 has a starting price sticker of ₹1.17 lakh in the Indian market. Going by this, indications are strong that the Pulsar N150 could be at around ₹1.25 lakh mark (before taxes).
What are the expected features on the Pulsar N150?
It is expected to get a single piece grab rail, USB port on fuel tank, single piece seat, underbelly exhaust and a digital instrument cluster taken from the N160.
How is the Pulsar P150? Watch our detailed review
Styling cues from elder twin?
The Bajaj Pulsar N150 is expected to borrow several styling cues from N160 which means it could be almost as sporty and aggressive to look at. Sculpted projector head lights and more pronounced tank extension, for instance, could give the N150 an enhanced visual appeal.
Pulsar N150 expected specs
The Bajaj Pulsar N150 will be a watered down version of the Pulsar N160 and as such, likely to be more on the lines of the P150. The Pulsar P150 offers 14 Ps of max power and 13.2 Nm of peak torque. That said, the levels of refinement and a relatively torquey tuning are also quite likely.
Family of Bajaj Pulsars
Bajaj Pulsar, last year, was launched in the N250 and the F250, and both have fared quite well so far. At present, the lineup starts at around ₹85,000 mark (before taxes). The Indian two-wheeler giant, however, is determined to have an entry level model and this is where the N150 is looking to slot itself in.
