The list below includes 5 upcoming top Bajaj bikes and their estimated prices and key features.

1. Bajaj Pulsar RS400 | Starting from ₹ 1.70 Lakhs

The Bajaj Pulsar RS400 is a fully faired motorcycle that is likely to be introduced in India this year. It features a race exhaust, a twin-projector headlamp with LED daytime running lights, and a unique tail end design. The engine is mated to a six-speed gearbox and is expected to attain a top speed of approximately 165 km/h. The fuel efficiency would fall in the range of 22-25 kmpl. Further, there is a high possibility that the motorcycle will be available in vibrant colours such as yellow, blue or red.

Expected Launch Month: July 2022

Key Specifications

• Engine Type: 4-stroke, 1-cylinder, Liquid-cooled, DOHC
• Engine Displacement: 373.2 cc
• Maximum Power: 43 PS @ 9000 RPM
• Maximum Torque: 35 Nm @ 7000 RPM
• Fuel Capacity: Not yet disclosed
• Kerb Weight: Not yet disclosed

2. 2022 Bajaj Pulsar 150 | Starting From ₹ 1.10 Lakhs

The upcoming Pulsar 150 will use the same chassis as the new Bajaj Pulsar F250/ N250. It will likely feature a new 150cc air-cooled engine that is more refined than its predecessor, producing a little more power and torque than before. The motorcycle will be equipped with a telescopic front fork and rear monoshock suspension setup, along with disc brakes up front and a drum/disc setup in the rear. Bajaj has outfitted the bike with a projector LED headlight, and alloy wheels appear to be different from those on other Pulsar models.

Expected Launch Month: July 2022

Key Specifications

• Engine Type: Not yet disclosed
• Engine Displacement: 149 cc
• Maximum Power: 14 PS @ 8500 RPM
• Maximum Torque: 13.25 Nm @ 6500 RPM
• Fuel Capacity: 15 litres
• Kerb Weight: 148 kg

3. Bajaj Pulsar N160 | Starting from ₹ 1.20 Lakhs

This naked streetfighter style bike is inspired by the Bajaj Pulsar N250. It has a projector headlight with LED with frosty DRLs, a split LED tail light, and a single piece handlebar from its older sibling. It also gets the split seat design from the N250. The bike uses the Pulsar N250's frame, telescopic fork and monoshock setup. It features alloy wheels with skinnier tyres. Braking is managed by discs at both ends; however, it may not have ABS.

Expected Launch Month: July 2022

Key Specifications

• Engine Type: Not yet disclosed
• Engine Displacement: 160 cc
• Maximum Power: Not yet disclosed
• Maximum Torque: Not yet disclosed
• Fuel Capacity: Not yet disclosed
• Kerb Weight: Not yet disclosed

4. Bajaj NS250 | Starting from ₹ 1.45 Lakhs

The Bajaj Pulsar NS250 has the same engine as the Pulsar F250 but lacks the fairing of its more expensive sibling. It has a projector headlight with brow-shaped daytime running lights and LED tail light, a split seat and alloy wheels like those used on the Yamaha MT-15. Like its faired siblings, it comes with an infinity display instrument console consisting of a digital speedometer and analogue tachometer but lacks connectivity features.

Expected Launch Month: September 2022

Key Specifications

• Engine Type: Single-cylinder, 4-valve, Liquid-cooled, FI, DOHC
• Engine Displacement: 248.8 cc
• Maximum Power: 30 PS @ 9000 RPM
• Maximum Torque: 24 Nm @ 7500 RPM
• Fuel Capacity: Not yet disclosed
• Kerb Weight: 134 kg