Bajaj Auto Launches Pulsar N150: The Upgraded Successor to the P150 Takes Center Stage

In a bold move to refresh its motorcycle lineup, Bajaj Auto has introduced the Pulsar N150, a bike engineered to be the new avatar of the existing P150. Priced at Rs 1.18 lakh, the N150 aims to offer a unique blend of features, successfully merging elements from the P150 and the N160 models.





Rather than sticking to the original P150’s design, the N150 comes with a visual flair borrowed from the N160. It includes a high-tech LED headlamp, expanded fuel tank coverings, and an improved tail structure. The bike also boasts a beefier back tire for better stability.

A 14.5-horsepower, air-chilled motor powers the N150, allowing it to provide both power and efficiency. Available safety features include a front rotor brake, a back drum stopper, and a single-channel anti-lock braking system (ABS). Consumers can select from three color schemes: Racing Red, Ebony Black, and Metallic Pearl White.

The cost of the N150 mirrors that of the outgoing P150, effectively replacing the older model in Bajaj's roster. The P150 had underperformed, failing to attract the core Pulsar audience. The N150 hopes to remedy this by incorporating design elements that are not only more stylish but are also targeted towards a more traditional crowd.

The Pulsar N150 is entering an increasingly crowded Indian motorbike arena. However, with its bold design choices and power-packed features, it seems poised to grab attention. It’s also competitively priced, making it an attractive option for potential buyers.

The Pulsar N150 reflects Bajaj Auto’s desire to innovate while respecting the Pulsar legacy. By amalgamating design elements from the P150 and the N160, the N150 stands as a compelling option for consumers seeking performance, style, and affordability.