Bajaj Auto has officially updated its entry-level Pulsar 125 commuter, introducing modern lighting elements and enhanced connectivity features. In a move that deviates from typical industry trends, the updated models carry a lower price tag than the versions they replace.
Feature and Design Enhancements
The primary highlight of the update is the inclusion of an all-LED lighting system. The motorcycle now utilizes an LED headlamp design previously seen on the Pulsar 150 facelift, complemented by LED turn indicators. To further modernize the package, Bajaj has integrated a fully digital instrument cluster that supports Bluetooth connectivity. Aesthetic changes are restricted to new color schemes and refreshed graphic patterns on the bodywork, including the fuel tank and engine cowl.
Engine and Cycle Parts
Underneath the updated exterior, the Pulsar 125 retains its existing mechanical configuration. The powertrain consists of a 124.4cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine that produces 11.8hp and 10.8Nm of peak torque. This unit is paired with a 5-speed gearbox. The hardware remains standard for the segment:
- Front Suspension: Conventional telescopic fork
- Rear Suspension: Twin shock absorbers
- Wheels: 17-inch alloys
- Braking: Front disc and rear drum setup
Variants and Revised Pricing
The 2026 Pulsar 125 is available in two specific variants, both of which have seen a price cut of Rs 2,400. However, the entry-level Neon variant has been excluded from this update cycle. The pricing for the new range is as follows:
- Carbon Single Seat: Rs 89,910
- Carbon Split Seat: Rs 92,046
