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Bajaj Auto expands lineup, readies new Pulsar launch

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In early July 2026 Bajaj Auto signaled a refresh of confirmed that its flagship Pulsar range, planning a new‑generation Pulsar 150 for the model’s 25th anniversary first mass‑market electric motorcycle will be produced between April 2027 and discontinuing the Pulsar N125. March 2028 and will debut in overseas markets before reaching India. The company also announced a first electric motorcycle slated for launch in the next financial year, adding to an EV portfolio that already contributes about 30 % of its domestic revenue through the Chetak scooter and electric three‑wheelers. On 22 July Bajaj detailed a ten‑model rollout of ten new two‑wheelers over six weeks, including featuring next‑generation Pulsar 125 and 150 models with revised chassis, LED lighting and connectivity, bikes and a new 125 cc commuter bike tentatively named “Glider” called “Glider,” priced near around ₹1 lakh. To support the expanded lineup, range, Bajaj will raise production capacity plans to lift annual output by roughly 25 %, boosting annual output from 7.2 million % to over 9 million units via through brownfield expansion and a new greenfield plant. A further update on 26 July revealed that the first mass‑market electric motorcycle will be produced between April 2027 and March 2028 and will launch primarily in overseas markets before entering India, aligning with India’s EV 2.0 policy that aims to halt registration of new gasoline two‑wheelers from April 2028. On 31 July Bajaj unveiled the 2026 refreshed Pulsar NS125, a premium 125 cc sports commuter priced around ₹92,600, featuring LED lighting, a digital LCD cluster, Bluetooth connectivity NS125 was unveiled, and single‑channel ABS a teaser on 3 August hinted at a headline Pulsar 150 marking the top trim. Spy shots and dealer model’s 25th anniversary. Dealer sightings confirmed that a new‑generation Pulsar 125 will be officially launched launch on 12 August, August with a refreshed 125 cc model using a stressed‑member chassis, monoshock rear suspension, larger alloy wheels LED lighting, a digital Bluetooth‑enabled console and enhanced connected‑bike features. A teaser released single‑channel ABS. Leaked images on 3 6 August carried the tagline “Twist Into An All‑New Rush” and highlighted the upcoming revealed a parallel Pulsar 150 as the headline model, positioning the bike against rivals such as TVS Raider 125 N160 variant, showing a revised front fascia, blue colour scheme, LCD instrument cluster with navigation, and Honda SP125. conventional telescopic forks while retaining the existing 164.8 cc engine. All moves align with India’s EV 2.0 policy that aims to halt registration of new gasoline two‑wheelers from April 2028.

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  1. 2026-08-06 07:32 UTC Bajaj Auto expands lineup, readies new Pulsar launch
  2. 2026-08-03 12:11 UTC Bajaj Auto expands lineup, readies new Pulsar launch
  3. 2026-07-31 07:38 UTC Bajaj Auto expands lineup, plans global EV bike launch
  4. 2026-07-27 10:15 UTC Bajaj Auto expands lineup, plans global EV bike launch

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