Bajaj Auto launches updated versions of the Pulsar 125 and Pulsar 150 in India, introducing changes to engines, styling and rider-focused technology. The models come with three ride modes and additional features intended to improve day-to-day usability.
Across outlets, the common additions include a refreshed engine setup and new ride functionality such as three ride modes and a crawl feature. Times of India also highlights a new diamond-type frame, along with a 5-inch TFT console that supports navigation and rider alerts. NDTV similarly focuses on updated technology and ride modes, including the broader set of enhancements presented with the launch.
Both sources describe the motorcycles as mid-range performance offerings, with variant-based convenience features. Times of India specifically notes an automatic start-stop system on top variants. While NDTV emphasizes overall launch details like colours and features, it does not list all of the same hardware specifics as Times of India, which provides more detail on the display and chassis update.
