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Bajaj updates 2026 Pulsar NS125 with new colour, LCD display and Sport mode; price rises about Rs 1,000
Our read
The Rs 1,000 rise holds because the added features justify it, and Bajaj reuses them across the Pulsar range rather than changing the NS125's engine or price positioning.
For operators
Dealers can sell the refreshed Pulsar NS125 on its new colour, LCD display with Sport mode (four ride modes in total), LED indicators with hazard lights and USB Type-C port, and the roughly Rs 1,000 increase on a price starting around Rs 92k should be easy to justify to buyers.
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The report,
Bajaj's updated 2026 Pulsar NS125 gets a price increase of approximately Rs 1,000, with the range starting from about Rs 92k. It adds a new colour, LCD display with Sport mode, LED indicators with hazard lights and a USB Type-C port.
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Reported figures
From the report. Source details below
| Engine displacement: | 124.45cc |
|---|---|
| Engine power output: | 12 PS |
| Engine torque: | 11 Nm |
| Ride modes now available: | 4 |
Why it matters for the brand
Bajaj Auto is competing in the 125cc performance segment on features rather than powertrain, with no engine change and a roughly Rs 1,000 price step from about Rs 92k, so it is a useful spec-to-price benchmark for rivals and suppliers but not a sign of new platform investment.
What to track next
- Registration data for the NS125 against rival 125cc sport commuters
- Feature or price announcements from competing 125cc motorcycle makers
- Reports of dealer discounts or scheme-led offers on the updated NS125
- Further Bajaj price changes or upgrades on other Pulsar models
Likely next moves
Our read of what comes next — analysis, not reported by the source.
- Bajaj Auto is likely to carry the same LCD, USB Type-C and LED indicator upgrades into other Pulsar models as they come up for refresh, treating them as standard Pulsar content.
- Expect Bajaj to stress the new colour, ride modes and connectivity in its marketing, and to say little about the engine, which stays at 12 PS and 11 Nm.
- Rival 125cc motorcycle makers may answer with feature-led variant updates or sharper dealer offers if the updated NS125 draws enquiries away from them.
- Dealers are likely to bundle accessories, finance or exchange benefits to offset the Rs 1,000 increase for buyers comparing on-road prices.
- Bajaj may hold the new price for now and revisit it only if monthly 125cc sales slip.
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