Bajaj Pulsar N150: The new Sleeker, appealing and powerful version to launch soon, know all about it here

Bajaj Pulsar N150: New spy images of the next Bajaj Pulsar N150 from 2022 have appeared online, and the motorcycle appears to be nearing manufacturing. The test mules have a brand-new projector headlamp up front. According to earlier spy photos, the headlights will be more similar to the classic Bajaj Pulsar 150 but with a modern twist. The fact that it is located next to a Pulsar 150 of the most recent generation further supports the likelihood that the Chakan-based manufacturer will use the latter for benchmarking.

The new variants

The Pulsar N150's availability in two variations—one with disc brakes and one with drum brakes—is its most significant new information. However, single-channel ABS will be included in both versions. Compared to the ones we've seen on the Pulsar N160, which, as a point of comparison, receives a 100-section unit up front and a 130-section one at the rear, the tyres appear to be narrower (possibly a 100-section unit similar to the Pulsar 150 Neon). Other components, like as the infinity semi-digital display, bulb-style indicators, and LED taillight, are probably going to be shared with the Pulsar N160. Here is all the information you require for the upcoming bike.

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Specifications

A new 150cc air-cooled engine from the Pulsar N160 will power the Pulsar N150, which could produce a little bit more power and torque than the Pulsar 150's current 14PS and 13.25Nm motor. A telescoping fork and a monoshock will be in charge of suspension.

Price

It is anticipated that the Pulsar N160's chassis and underpinnings will also be used (at least for the two disc variant), allowing Bajaj to drastically reduce development costs and offer competitive pricing. Therefore, we anticipate Bajaj will set the Pulsar N150's price at or near Rs. 1.10 lakh (ex-showroom).

Competitors

Looking at how production-ready the bike looks, it could be here sometime in Diwali. Once launched, it’ll go up against the likes of the TVS Apache RTR 160, which was recently updated with several useful features; and also the Yamaha FZ and the Honda Unicorn.

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