Bajaj Auto is a manufacturing giant that has made its presence known in the global automobile market. Through its signature commuter motorcycles that are high on mileage & low in maintenance, Bajaj has been winning hearts. Bajaj is India’s third-largest (Hero taking the top place and Honda the second) motorcycle manufacturer. They introduced the segment of 4-stroke commuter bikes to the Indian automobile universe. So naturally, every new iteration by Bajaj becomes a model to look forward to. Bajaj upcoming bikes, be it completely new or refurbished, always manage to capture the spotlight with their arrival. Because Bajaj’s trademark traits are more heightened and refined along with them, which is hard to ignore. Below is a list of upcoming Bajaj bikes, their estimated price, expected release, and probable features.
Bajaj Upcoming Bikes In India: 2021
1. Bajaj Pulsar 150NS
Expected arrival: September 2021 | Estimated Price: 85,000 INR
The launch of Pulsar 150NS has been teased for more than a couple of years now. The bike is yet to hit the market. One of India’s most anticipated Bajaj upcoming bikes, the beloved Desi brand has decided to acquaint Pulsar 150 with their NS badge. Deriving inspiration from Pulsar NS160, Bajaj intends to capture most marketplace value, which Is already hard to achieve considering the 150 cc segment.
Bajaj 150NS has the same power source as Pulsar 150 – a 149 cc single cylindrical air-cooled engine mated with a 5-speed manually transmitted gearbox. High on performance and power, its engine can deliver a maximum of 15 bhp power and 12 Nm torque – peak speed being 125 km/h. Although the mileage statistics are uncertain, an assured 60 kmpl aces the fuel-efficiency criteria. The front disc brakes cover safety measures, while the Telescopic fork and mono-shock absorber suspension sit in the front and rear wheel, respectively. Challenging many of its own brand’s models like Pulsar 150 and NS160, its competitive aptitude reaches as far as Suzuki Gixxer.
Pulsar 150NS will surely rock the 150cc segment upon arrival. It finely amalgamates affordability, performance, and style.
2. Bajaj Pulsar 250
Expected arrival: November 2021 | Estimated price: 1.35 lakhs INR
Among the new upcoming Bajaj bikes, Bajaj Pulsar 250 will be the one to have the highest engine displacement till now. According to the latest news release, it will see the light of the open market in November 2021. The same day of the 20th anniversary of Pulsar.
A direct rival of Yamaha FZ-S25 in terms of price and performance, Pulsar 250 will feature a potent 249 cc single-cylinder BS6 compliant engine, with dual-channel ABS and dual disc brakes. However, one of the biggest reveals of the popular Pulsar lineup, Pulsar 250, has more potential as a commuter bike, although its DNA design has the same origin as Pulsar 220. Equipped with a Telescopic fork and mono-shock suspension in the wheels, Pulsar 250, as per the latest spy shots, appears to be quite muscular and lean at the same time. At present, only two variants are confirmed – Pulsar 250F and 250 STD. However, bodily features such as LED DRLs, clip-on handlebars, windscreen, LED taillights, grab rail in the rear have upped the stylistics game.
3. Bajaj NS250
Expected arrival: January 2022 | Estimated price: 1.60 lakhs INR
Bajaj’s new upcoming bikes have always reveled in the attention they are sure to get, and NS250 does not digress from it. Instead, it signifies the arrival of bikes of high-engine capacities working perfectly fine as superbikes, with added perks.
While the engine displacement is still a mystery, it is expected to be close to the Duke 250’s. NS250 will be one of the bikes where the quality of premium and affordability go hand in hand. NS250, as the name suggests, is likely to feature a 249 cc liquid-cooled fuel injection engine with a 6-speed transmission in the most suitable circumstances. A potent engine further ensures high power out (30 bhp) and torque (23 Nm) as well. Speed-wise, it can gain an approximate 150 kph. At the same time, dual-channel ABS and other hardware components like chassis (Perimeter frame) and suspensions (telescopic fork and mono-shock) enable one to ride out the worst kind of travel hazards. Kerb weight of 170 kgs, relative mileage of 35 kmpl, and fully digital instrument cluster are all plus points on the whole.
4. Bajaj Avenger 400
Expected arrival: May 2022 | Estimated price: 1.50 lakhs INR
Among Bajaj’s upcoming bikes, Avenger 400 is one such that is most likely to stay true to this tradition. Powered by a brilliant 373 cc liquid-cooled FI engine, generating 35 bhp of peak power and 35 Nm torque. Avenger 400 is going to come with an engine similar to Dominar 400. Dual-channel ABS is now standard, while braking is handled by dual-disc brakes. There are standard suspensions for finer handling.
Competition-wise, it will clash head to head with Royal Enfield Classic 350 and Thunderbird 350 once released. In addition, the instrument cluster gets a major update. It is now digital all the way from the speedometer to the fuel gauge. India’s beloved cruiser bike has just received a major update, both in terms of power, performance, and stylistics. So its anticipation among potential buyers is naturally off the charts.
5. Bajaj Pulsar RS400
Expected arrival: July 2022 | Estimated price: 1.88 lakhs INR
Bajaj upcoming bikes are always occasions to look forward to, and more than a few reasons impact this. The flagship model of Bajaj, Pulsar RS400, is aggressive, in a good way, both in terms of looks and delivery. All the noticeable bodily aspects, be it it’s high fairing, multiple cuts, and fits, or busy-body design, all contribute to Pulsar’s signature outlook. Powered by a liquid-cooled, triple spark, fuel injection engine of 373 ccs, RS400, although lagging in mileage (estimated 25 km) output, excels in the field of performance and handling, notwithstanding a peak speed of 165 km/h. ABS will be available on a separate variant, while the dual discs are standard in both. Boasting multiple features such as digital instrument clusters, alloy wheels, and tubeless tires, along with superior ground clearance. Pulsar RS400 is going to compete with KTM RC 390, Yamaha R3, and the TVS Apache RTR 310 once released.
Conclusion
To conclude… Bajaj Auto, especially the Pulsar series, has always outdone itself time and again, all thanks to the dedication of their R&D department and constant vigilance upon audiences’ choices. So the current situation naturally stands like this, with people eagerly waiting for Bajaj’s upcoming bikes.
