Bajaj V15 News

Bajaj Auto is not expected to produce the 150 cc V15 with ABS as mandated by safety regulations, and the V15 is likely to be discontinued. The V brand though, may make a comeback with the 125 cc Bajaj V12 by the end of the year.

The Bajaj V15 was launched in 2016 amidst much fanfare and the 150 cc motorcycle has now received its first major update since launch. The 2019 Bajaj V15 has started arriving at showrooms across the country priced at Rs. 67,187 (ex-showroom, Mumbai) and the bike is now available with several features including an update in power output. The updated V15 is also being badged as 'Power Up' owing to the hike in its brake horsepower. The bike also sports new graphics and a revised gear shift pattern as part of the changes.

Rana Daggubati is the latest actor to purchase the Bajaj V15 motorcycle that has been built from the scrapped metal of the INS Vikrant. The motorcycle has been one of the more popular offerings from 2016 and has been highly appreciated by the critics and masses alike. Apart from Rana, actor Aamir Khan is also one of the well known faces to own the Bajaj V15.

With a story to inspire and ignite passion, and a bold claim of offering a more powerful engine at a lower segment price point, the Bajaj V15 was always looking like a winner. Ever since its launch the V15 has captivated the imagination of many, and has sold strongly.

Bajaj V15, the popular premium commuter bike from the home-grown two-wheeler manufacturer recently crossed the 1.6 lakh sales mark in India. Bajaj has also introduced a new Ocean Blue colour option.

Bajaj Auto's new V15 has created quite a name for itself in its short span since its launch in the commuter segment and the company is now looking to expand the V family with more motorcycles in the coming months.

The folks at Eimor customs from Hyderabad wanted to make the association a bit more evident and as a result, have created this one-off V15 that quite rightly captures the essence of the battleship.

Bollywood actor Aamir Khan recently bought the Bajaj V, the motorcycle made of India's first aircraft carrier INS Vikrant.

How does the V15 stack up against rivals which include best sellers like the Hero Glamour, Honda CB Shine SP and the recently re-launched Honda CB Unicorn 150. We did a quick spec comparison to find out.

Bajaj has announced that it aims to sell around 50,000 units of 150CC 'V' bikes per month in the country in the next 18 months.