As with the Triumph 400 series and the KTM 390 series, Bajaj Auto has chosen to absorb the additional cost of its Pulsar NS400 and Dominar 400 to keep prices unchanged post GST 2.0.

Bajaj has announced a bundled scheme which comprises GST benefits and additional festive offers.

Owing to a shortage of rare earth magnets sourced from China, production of the Chetak had reportedly dropped to just under 11,000 units in July, resulting in lower-than-usual sales in August.

The N150 was last updated in February 2024 and has now been delisted from the brand’s website.

The 2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z gets an updated powertrain with more power, and a standard quick-shift system, along with updated brakes. Here’s all you need to know about the new Pulsar NS400Z.

The list of changes made to the motorcycle include a series of upgrades on the mechanical and engine front, aimed at increasing performance and improving safety

The Dominar range now gets a host of new features, in line with other bikes in Bajaj’s portfolio to bring them up-to-date.

The motorcycle is likely to be updated with the same LCD dash as seen on the Pulsar NS400Z.

With the discount, the drum variant of the motorcycle can be had at Rs 85,976.

Recent type approval documents filed with the Delhi Transport Department list the variant, suggesting that it could relaunch yet again.