Bajaj Pulsar 180 On Road Price in New Delhi

Bajaj Auto has reintroduced the Pulsar 180 in India at Rs 1.22 lakh, slotting it between the Pulsar 150 and 220F in the brand’s lineup.

Motorcycle maker Bajaj Auto has pulled the plug on the Pulsar 180 in India. The popular selling motorcycle for the manufacturer has now been replaced by the Bajaj Pulsar 180F, which uses the same underpinnings as the standard Pulsar 180, but gets the semi-fairing from its older sibling - the Pulsar 220F. While Bajaj is yet to confirm the development, dealerships in Mumbai, Delhi and Pune have stated that the motorcycle has been discontinued and will only be available till stocks last. Meanwhile, the Pulsar 180F was introduced earlier this year and replaces the standard Pulsar 180 in the company's stable. The Pulsar 180F is priced at Rs. 86,490 (ex-showroom, Mumbai).

ajaj Auto has been updating its Pulsar range since late last year with cosmetic tweaks and the mandatory addition of ABS. The latest model to join the line-up is the 2019 Bajaj Pulsar 180F as per the leaked images, which is the new semi-faired motorcycle from the manufacturer. The source suggests that the new Pulsar 180F is priced at Rs. 86,500 (ex-showroom), which makes it about Rs. 2500 more expensive than the naked version. As most of you will recognise it, the Pulsar 180F is essentially the Pulsar 180 with the 220F bodykit. The update brings more value to the Pulsar 180, further differentiating it from the Pulsar 150 that recently received the update of twin-disc brakes along with new colour options and the entry-level Classic variant. Bajaj though is yet to officially announce the new model, but we expect the launch in the coming weeks.

Bajaj Auto India has rolled out its flagship bike Pulsar in three new colour schemes - metallic white, sapphire blue and cocktail wine red. The new colours have been made available on the Pulsar 180 and 220. The NS200 already has these colours on offer.

Bajaj Auto has now officially announced the launch of its flagship bike series Pulsar in a range of two-tone colours. However, we had informed our readers about this a month back.