Bajaj Pulsar Range Prices Hiked Marginally

Oh no, not again! The prices of the Bajaj Pulsars have gone up once again. The good bit though is that for most of the models, you do not have to pay more than Rs 200. Only for the Pulsar 220F and the Pulsar RS200 do you have to shell out more. In fact, here’s a detailed table of all the prices:

Bajaj Bikes	Latest Price	Previous Price	Price Premium
Pulsar 125 Neon	Drum: Rs 71,123 Disc: Rs 75,923 Split Seat: Rs 79,219	Drum: Rs 70,995 Disc: Rs 75,795 Split Seat: Rs 79,091	Drum: Rs 128 Disc: Rs 128 Split Seat: Rs 128
Pulsar 150	Neon: Rs 91,130 Standard: Rs 98,086 Twin Disc: Rs 1,01,984	Neon: Rs 91,002 Standard: Rs 97,958 Twin Disc: Rs 1,01,837	Neon: Rs 128 Standard: Rs 128 Twin Disc: Rs 128
Pulsar 180F	Rs 1,11,520	Rs 1,11,328	Rs 192
Pulsar 220F	Rs 1,21,747	Rs 1,20,787	Rs 960
Pulsar NS160	Rs 1,07,091	Rs 1,06,899	Rs 192
Pulsar NS200	Rs 1,29,722	Rs 1,29,530	Rs 192
Pulsar RS200	Rs 1,50,682	Rs 1,49,466	Rs 1,216

These price increments come just two months after the most recent revision in mid-July. Nevertheless, the new prices shouldn’t pinch your pockets too much, maybe forcing you to lay off a McDonalds meal for a single day at most.

Also Read: The Pulsar NS200’s New Colour Scheme Might Just Be Its Best One Ever

Expect Bajaj to hike the asking prices of its other motorcycles as well in the coming days.

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