The current Pulsar NS125 runs on a reliable 124.45 cc engine. This motor pumps out a maximum power of 12 PS and 11 Nm of peak torque. Bajaj equips the bike with telescopic front forks and a single rear shock absorber. The braking setup includes a front disc brake with ABS and a rear drum brake. The bike rolls on stylish alloy wheels. Reports suggest the updated model might also get some tweaks to the riding modes. The current base variant costs around Rs 1 lakh ex-showroom.
Dealerships expect a minor price hike of Rs 1,000 for the new tech-loaded model. This means you will pay slightly more than the current version. Bajaj Auto still needs to announce the exact number of variants, the launch date, and the final prices. The final on-road price will naturally change based on state taxes, insurance, registration fees, and extra accessories. Buyers should not finalize their decision just based on this Rs 1,000 hike rumour. You should compare the new prices with the old stock offers once the bike officially launches. You can also ask your local dealer about ongoing discounts on the current variants.