- Features a TFT console
- Likely gets riding modes and ABS modes
- Could be powered by the same engine as the Pulsar N250
The upcoming Bajaj ADV has been spotted testing again, and this time a new set of spy shots has revealed more details. The images have shown the instrument console in clearer light, likely the same as the Pulsar N250’s.
Earlier, the motorcycle was spotted testing alongside the Pulsar N250. Bajaj likely did this for benchmarking, suggesting it could be powered by the same 249cc, air/oil-cooled, single-cylinder engine. For reference, the motor produces 24.1bhp and 21.5Nm on the Pulsar N250.
The console used on this upcoming bike could be the same one on the updated Pulsar N250 launched recently in India. Some of the features available with the updated Pulsar N250 could be carried over, including Google Maps mirroring.
The ADV could also come with an electronic ride-by-wire throttle and features such as multiple riding modes and switchable ABS.
Apart from that, the bike features longer-travel suspension at both ends and rolls on spoke wheels at the front and rear. Braking duties are taken care of by disc brakes at both ends.
The upcoming motorcycle could be developed to better compete with the growing dual-sport and Adventure segment in India. It will also help Bajaj compete better in foreign markets like Latin America.
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