Bajaj Pulsar N150 sporty commuter introduced at 1.18 lakh

  • Bajaj Pulsar N150 is available in three colour options - Racing Red, Ebony Black and Metallic Pearl White.
Bajaj Pulsar N150
Bajaj is currently working on expanding its Pulsar lineup by slowly introducing a new generation of Pulsars. The brand first started with launching the N250 and the F250. Last year, they introduced the N160 and the P150. Now, the manufacturer has launched the new Pulsar N150. 
The Pulsar N150 comes with the design language of the N160 but engine is taken from the Pulsar P150. However, Bajaj has made few changes ot make sure that the N150 can differentiated from the Pulsar N160. 
For starters, the Pulsar N150 comes with a single-piece seat that offers more space to the rider to move around and be comfortable. The split grab rail has been replaced with a single-piece unit. Apart from this, Bajaj says that the riding triangle is supposed to be more comfortable. 
The digital instrument cluster has been carried forwarded from the other new generation Pulsars. Bajaj calls it Infinity Display Console that has a minimal bezel. At the centre, there is an analogue tachometer which is still preferred by purists. The digital instrument cluster is towards the right, it shows info like gear position indicator, distance to empty and time. 
Bajaj is using a tubular frame as a stress member. It is suspended by telescopic forks in the front and a monoshock at the rear. Braking duties are performed by a disc in the front and a drum brake at the rear.
The motorcycel gets a muscular looking fuel tank with tanks shrouds. It can hold up to 14 litres of fuel which one litre less than the original Pulsar 150. The fuel efficiency figure is expected to be be between 45 kmpl to 50 kmpl.
Bajaj Auto is offering 17-inch alloy wheels that are wrapped in tubeless tyres which give a peace of mind in case of a puncture. The front tyre measures 90/90 17 whereas the rear one measures 120/80 17. 
The engine on duty is the same unit that is found on the Pulsar P150. It is a 149.68 cc, four-stroke, single-cylinder-FI, air-cooled engine that puts out 14.3 bhp of max power at 8,500 rpm and 13.5 Nm of peak torque at 6,000 rpm.
Bajaj says that the engine is tuned to produce torque at lower rpm. This means that the rider would be able to ride in the city in higher gear without frequent gear shifts. Speaking of gearshifts, Bajaj is using a 5-speed gearbox and the clutch action is also quite light.
The chassis on duty is a tubular unit that uses the engine as a stressed member. It is suspended by telescopic forks in the front and a monoshock at the rear. Braking duties are performed by a disc in the front and a drum brake at the rear.
In terms of features, the Pulsar N150 comes with a USB port on the fuel tank that can be used for charging mobile devices. Apart from this, there is a single-channel Anti-lock braking system on offer. Bajaj does not offer Bluetooth connectivity.
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Bajaj Pulsar N150 can be considered as a more aggressive version of the Pulsar P150.
Bajaj is currently working on expanding its Pulsar lineup by slowly introducing a new generation of Pulsars. The brand first started with launching the N250 and the F250. Last year, they introduced the N160 and the P150. Now, the manufacturer has launched the new Pulsar N150. 
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Bajaj is currently working on expanding its Pulsar lineup by slowly introducing a new generation of Pulsars. The brand first started with launching the N250 and the F250. Last year, they introduced the N160 and the P150. Now, the manufacturer has launched the new Pulsar N150. 
The Pulsar N150 comes with the design language of the N160 but engine is taken from the Pulsar P150. However, Bajaj has made few changes ot make sure that the N150 can differentiated from the Pulsar N160. 
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The Pulsar N150 comes with the design language of the N160 but engine is taken from the Pulsar P150. However, Bajaj has made few changes ot make sure that the N150 can differentiated from the Pulsar N160. 
For starters, the Pulsar N150 comes with a single-piece seat that offers more space to the rider to move around and be comfortable. The split grab rail has been replaced with a single-piece unit. Apart from this, Bajaj says that the riding triangle is supposed to be more comfortable. 
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For starters, the Pulsar N150 comes with a single-piece seat that offers more space to the rider to move around and be comfortable. The split grab rail has been replaced with a single-piece unit. Apart from this, Bajaj says that the riding triangle is supposed to be more comfortable. 
The digital instrument cluster has been carried forwarded from the other new generation Pulsars. Bajaj calls it Infinity Display Console that has a minimal bezel. At the centre, there is an analogue tachometer which is still preferred by purists. The digital instrument cluster is towards the right, it shows info like gear position indicator, distance to empty and time. 
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The digital instrument cluster has been carried forwarded from the other new generation Pulsars. Bajaj calls it Infinity Display Console that has a minimal bezel. At the centre, there is an analogue tachometer which is still preferred by purists. The digital instrument cluster is towards the right, it shows info like gear position indicator, distance to empty and time. 
Bajaj is using a tubular frame as a stress member. It is suspended by telescopic forks in the front and a monoshock at the rear. Braking duties are performed by a disc in the front and a drum brake at the rear.
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Bajaj is using a tubular frame as a stress member. It is suspended by telescopic forks in the front and a monoshock at the rear. Braking duties are performed by a disc in the front and a drum brake at the rear.
The motorcycel gets a muscular looking fuel tank with tanks shrouds. It can hold up to 14 litres of fuel which one litre less than the original Pulsar 150. The fuel efficiency figure is expected to be be between 45 kmpl to 50 kmpl.
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The motorcycel gets a muscular looking fuel tank with tanks shrouds. It can hold up to 14 litres of fuel which one litre less than the original Pulsar 150. The fuel efficiency figure is expected to be be between 45 kmpl to 50 kmpl.
Bajaj Auto is offering 17-inch alloy wheels that are wrapped in tubeless tyres which give a peace of mind in case of a puncture. The front tyre measures 90/90 17 whereas the rear one measures 120/80 17. 
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Bajaj Auto is offering 17-inch alloy wheels that are wrapped in tubeless tyres which give a peace of mind in case of a puncture. The front tyre measures 90/90 17 whereas the rear one measures 120/80 17. 
The engine on duty is the same unit that is found on the Pulsar P150. It is a 149.68 cc, four-stroke, single-cylinder-FI, air-cooled engine that puts out 14.3 bhp of max power at 8,500 rpm and 13.5 Nm of peak torque at 6,000 rpm.
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The engine on duty is the same unit that is found on the Pulsar P150. It is a 149.68 cc, four-stroke, single-cylinder-FI, air-cooled engine that puts out 14.3 bhp of max power at 8,500 rpm and 13.5 Nm of peak torque at 6,000 rpm.
Bajaj says that the engine is tuned to produce torque at lower rpm. This means that the rider would be able to ride in the city in higher gear without frequent gear shifts. Speaking of gearshifts, Bajaj is using a 5-speed gearbox and the clutch action is also quite light.
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Bajaj says that the engine is tuned to produce torque at lower rpm. This means that the rider would be able to ride in the city in higher gear without frequent gear shifts. Speaking of gearshifts, Bajaj is using a 5-speed gearbox and the clutch action is also quite light.
The chassis on duty is a tubular unit that uses the engine as a stressed member. It is suspended by telescopic forks in the front and a monoshock at the rear. Braking duties are performed by a disc in the front and a drum brake at the rear.
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The chassis on duty is a tubular unit that uses the engine as a stressed member. It is suspended by telescopic forks in the front and a monoshock at the rear. Braking duties are performed by a disc in the front and a drum brake at the rear.
In terms of features, the Pulsar N150 comes with a USB port on the fuel tank that can be used for charging mobile devices. Apart from this, there is a single-channel Anti-lock braking system on offer. Bajaj does not offer Bluetooth connectivity.
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In terms of features, the Pulsar N150 comes with a USB port on the fuel tank that can be used for charging mobile devices. Apart from this, there is a single-channel Anti-lock braking system on offer. Bajaj does not offer Bluetooth connectivity.

Bajaj Auto has been revamping its Pulsar line-up slowly. It currently has the P150, N160, N250 and the F250 in its product portfolio. Now, the OEM has launched the Pulsar N150 which can be considered as a more aggressive version of the Pulsar P150. The company is offering the Pulsar N150 at a price point of 1,17,677 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

Bajaj Pulsar N150 design highlights

The biggest change that the OEM has made on the motorbike is in terms of design. The Pulsar N150 takes design inspiration from the Pulsar N160, sporting an aggressive LED projector headlamp which looks like an evolved version of the iconic wolf-eye headlamp found on the older generation of Pulsars. The fuel tank looks muscular, contrasted with sleek and stylish waist section.

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The graphic scheme on the motorbike features piercing colour breaks and contrasting finishing, making it a visual treat to the eyes. It is available in three colour options - Racing Red, Ebony Black and Metallic Pearl White.

Watch: Bajaj Pulsar P150: Road test review

It gets a contoured step seat, a sportier underbelly exhaust and floating body panels. It rides on wider 120 cross-section rear tyres that offer a decent grip and stability to riders. The bike weighs seven kgs less than the N160.

Bajaj Pulsar N150 performance highlights

Powering the Pulsar N150 is the same 149.68 cc, four-stroke, single cylinder-FI, air-cooled engine that puts out 14.3 bhp of max power and 13.5 Nm of peak torque. The gearbox on duty is a five-speed unit. Suspension duties are performed by telescopic units in the front and a mono-shock unit at the rear. Braking duties are done by 240 mm disc with single-channel ABS at the front and 130 mm drum at the rear, ensuring easy navigation on tricky roads.

Bajaj Auto says that the fuel efficiency of the bike will be around 45-50 kmpl, which is the same as the previous Pulsar 150. The engine is tuned for low-end grunt which means that the rider would not need to use the gearbox much.

In terms of features, the Pulsar N150 gets a digital instrument cluster taken from the N160, speedometer and USB port on fuel tank.

First Published Date: 26 Sep 2023, 12:04 PM IST
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