Bajaj Auto has launched its much-anticipated 2025 Pulsar RS 200, the latest iteration of the popular sportsbike which was originally launched back in 2015! and has made a significant mark in the Indian and global motorcycle market.
Bajaj Auto Ltd. (BAL) has launched probably the most affordable 125cc bike available in India- CT125X. The newly launched Bajaj CT125X looks similar to the existing CT110 X bike; the bike gets the same old round headlight with a cowl integrated with LED strip. The bike comes with minimal bodywork that is adequate for a proper commuter bike. The new CT 125X also comes featured with a headlight guard, engine crash guard and a luggage rack at the rear.
Bajaj Auto Ltd (BAL) has now updated its product portfolio by launching quarter liter motorcycles- New Bajaj Pulsar F250 and N250. The new quarter-liter Pulsar 250 range includes two models, the Pulsar N250 and Pulsar F250. The naked roadster Pulsar N250 has been priced at INR 1.38 lakh, whereas the Pulsar F250 on the other hand features with a semi-faired design and has been priced at INR 1.40 lakh.
Bajaj has introduced the least capacity Pulsar NS brand motorcycle- NS125. The new Bajaj Pulsar NS125 comes equipped 125cc air cooled, Dtsi engine. The mill comes mated to 5 speed gear transmission and twin spark setup. The Bajaj Pulsar NS125 borrows same design as its siblings- NS200 and NS160. The distinct headlamp and contoured fuel tank with 12L capacity makes it stand apart.
Bajaj Auto Ltd. has launched their new 115cc commuter motorcycle named CT110X in India. The new CT110X is priced at INR 55,494/- (Ex, Showroom, Delhi). The company has already started taking booking for the new entry level commuter motorcycle. Many dealerships across the country have already started receiving the motorcycles. The new CT110X comes with distinct rugged looks, the front receives headlight cowl with LED Drls and at the rear there is an integrated fiber rear fender. The front fender is also styled a little different; it sets a little higher and has a space between front tyre and fender.
