Bajaj Pulsar 150

Bajaj Pulsar 150 Overview

The Pulsar 150 suits buyers looking for a straightforward naked bike for regular riding, with a 150cc engine, five-speed gearbox and three riding-mode options. Its 14 bhp output is higher than the Yamaha FZ V3’s, while the Apache RTR 160 4V makes more power. LED lighting, an LCD display and tubeless tyres add useful everyday equipment, and buyers can choose a single or split seat on the higher variants.

The main safety limitation is single-channel ABS, which does not provide ABS protection at both wheels. The Standard variant also uses a rear drum brake; the two Twin Disc variants get a rear disc. No claimed mileage figure is listed for the Pulsar 150, so buyers comparing running costs should note that gap. Its starting price is in line with the FZ V3 and Apache RTR 160 4V, positioning it among similarly priced naked rivals.

• 14 bhp output exceeds the Yamaha FZ V3’s listed 12.2 bhp.
• Five-speed gearbox gives riders a choice of gears for changing conditions.
• Sport, Road and Rain modes provide three riding-mode options.
• LED headlamp and tail lamp improve visibility from the bike.
• Tubeless tyres can be repaired without removing the tyre from the wheel.

Best for: Buyers wanting a 150cc naked bike with multiple riding modes and a choice of rear-brake and seat configurations should consider the Pulsar 150.

Bajaj Pulsar 150 Variants

Bajaj Pulsar 150 price for the base model starts at — and the top model price goes upto — (on-road Mumbai). Pulsar 150 price for 7 variants is listed above.

Bajaj Pulsar 150 Specifications & Features

Specifications of the Standard variant. Figures for other trims are on their individual pages.

Pulsar 150 Colours

Bajaj Pulsar 150 is available in 3 colours.

Pulsar 150 EMI Calculator

Based on the on-road price in Mumbai for the base variant.

Bajaj Pulsar 150 — Frequently Asked Questions