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Bajaj Auto Revises Prices Of Entire Lineup Avenger Range Unaffected

  • Bajaj has already hiked the price of Dominar 400 by around Rs 6,000.
  • The Pulsar range has been affected by the latest price hike as well. 
  • The Avenger range continues to be priced the same as before.

After increasing the prices of the Dominar 400 and the entire Pulsar range, Bajaj has now hiked the prices of its entire model lineup. Interestingly, while the Avenger range has been unaffected, the CT100 KS Alloy is now around Rs 2,200 more affordable than before, at Rs 33,997 (ex-showroom Delhi). 

 

Also read: 2020 Bajaj Pulsar 150 Spied Testing

As of now, there’s no word from the company about the price hike, but we expect it to be due to rising input costs. However, we will update you once we get an official word from the company. In case you were thinking of buying a new Bajaj motorcycle, here’s the revised price list of all Bajaj models:

   

CT100 KS Spoke CBS

Rs 33,402

CT100 KS Alloy CBS

Rs 33,997

CT100 ES Alloy CBS

Rs 41,837

Platina 100 ES Alloy CBS

Rs 48,429

Platina 100 KS Alloy CBS

Rs 40,897

Platina 110 ES Alloy CBS

Rs 50,752

Platina 110 H-Gear Drum CBS

Rs 53,875

Platina 110 H-Gear Disc CBS

Rs 56,371

Discover 110 Drum CBS

Rs 53,811

Discover 125 Drum CBS

Rs 58,752

Discover 125 Disc CBS

Rs 62,253

Avenger 160 Street ABS

Rs 82,253

Avenger 220 Street ABS

Rs 1,03,891

Avenger 220 Cruise ABS

Rs 1,03,891

Pulsar 150 Neon ABS

Rs 71,200

Pulsar 150 ABS

Rs 84,960

Pulsar 150 Twin Disc ABS

Rs 88,838

Pulsar NS160 (Twin Disc) ABS

Rs 93,094

Pulsar 180 Neon ABS

Rs 95,290

Pulsar 220F ABS

Rs 1,07,028

Pulsar NS200 ABS

Rs 1,13,056

Pulsar RS200 ABS

Rs 1,40,237

Dominar 400 ABS

Rs 1,80,001

 

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After increasing the prices of the Dominar 400 and the entire Pulsar range, Bajaj has now hiked the prices of its entire model lineup. Interestingly, while the Avenger range has been unaffected, the CT100 KS Alloy is now around Rs 2,200 more affordable than before, at Rs 33,997 (ex-showroom Delhi). 


Also read: 2020 Bajaj Pulsar 150 Spied Testing


As of now, there’s no word from the company about the price hike, but we expect it to be due to rising input costs. However, we will update you once we get an official word from the company. In case you were thinking of buying a new Bajaj motorcycle, here’s the revised price list of all Bajaj models:

 

   

CT100 KS Spoke CBS

Rs 33,402

CT100 KS Alloy CBS

Rs 33,997

CT100 ES Alloy CBS

Rs 41,837

Platina 100 ES Alloy CBS

Rs 48,429

Platina 100 KS Alloy CBS

Rs 40,897

Platina 110 ES Alloy CBS

Rs 50,752

Platina 110 H-Gear Drum CBS

Rs 53,875

Platina 110 H-Gear Disc CBS

Rs 56,371

Discover 110 Drum CBS

Rs 53,811

Discover 125 Drum CBS

Rs 58,752

Discover 125 Disc CBS

Rs 62,253

Avenger 160 Street ABS

Rs 82,253

Avenger 220 Street ABS

Rs 1,03,891

Avenger 220 Cruise ABS

Rs 1,03,891

Pulsar 150 Neon ABS

Rs 71,200

Pulsar 150 ABS

Rs 84,960

Pulsar 150 Twin Disc ABS

Rs 88,838

Pulsar NS160 (Twin Disc) ABS

Rs 93,094

Pulsar 180 Neon ABS

Rs 95,290

Pulsar 220F ABS

Rs 1,07,028

Pulsar NS200 ABS

Rs 1,13,056

Pulsar RS200 ABS

Rs 1,40,237

Dominar 400 ABS

Rs 1,80,001


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