Bajaj continues to update its Pulsar line-up, and the latest bike to see feature additions is the Pulsar NS200. While we previously spotted the NS200 and N250 with a new instrument cluster and WP USD front fork, the bike that has reached dealerships doesn’t seem to have the latter.
- Has a quickshifter, 4 ride modes, traction control, TFT instrument cluster
- Now gets radial tyres, adjustable levers and USB Type-C charger
- Gets a new Nardo Grey colour; price expected to increase from Rs 1.48 lakh
Bajaj Pulsar NS200: What’s new?
The 200cc engine now produces 25.5hp, a 1hp bump
After offering a bidirectional quickshifter, traction control and riding modes on the Pulsar NS400Z, Bajaj has now trickled these features down to the Pulsar NS200. While the 37mm USD fork is carried over from before, radial tyres are a new addition, though it remains unclear whether the bike features radial tyres at both ends or only the rear; there has been no official communication from the brand, hence the ambiguity.
There is also a slight bump in power: from 24.5hp in the current model to 25.5hp in the latest version. The 5-inch TFT instrument cluster with Google Maps mirroring, first introduced on the N160 SS, has also made its way here. Other listed features include USB Type-C charger, a hazard switch, a panic brake alert and adjustable levers, though it remains unclear whether the adjustability applies to both the clutch and brake levers.
For now, the announcement remains confined to the dealership level. The current USD-fork-equipped Pulsar NS200 is priced at Rs 1.48 lakh, on par with its chief rival, the TVS Apache RTR 200 4V (Rs 1.48 lakh to 1.49 lakh). However, given the additional features on the upcoming model, we can expect an increase in its price when Bajaj officially reveals it.
Source: Tarun Bajaj (X)
