125cc Rivals: Bajaj Pulsar vs. Honda SP, Hero Glamour, Shine, TVS Raider
In 2024, Bajaj Auto plans to completely redesign its Pulsar line of vehicles. Several new Pulsars with hardware improvements, such the 2024 Pulsar N250 and N160, have been successfully launched by the business. The only updates to the rest of the Pulsar range appear to be for their instrument clusters, and the Pulsar 125 is the most current bike to be added to this list.
To bring them into the modern digital era and improve connectivity, all three of them have been replaced with totally digital instrument clusters. Now, the business shows its interest in the 125cc segment by treating the most affordable Pulsar model similarly.
A new cluster of instruments
The 2024 Pulsar 125 motorcycle appears to be devoid of both Bluetooth connectivity and a USB charging connector, in contrast to other Pulsars in the MY24 series. These features aren’t visible in leaked photos and videos, and Bajaj Auto hasn’t yet made an official statement to support this claim.
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In addition, the price is yet unclear but will be confirmed shortly. Aim for a bump of approximately Rs. 2,000 to Rs. 3,000 over the previous model. Bajaj might only offer a digital instrument screen as a top model in order to maintain price competitiveness, much like what we saw with the Pulsar N150.
Dealerships for the 2024 Bajaj Pulsar 125 Reach
One slight improvement to the 2024 Pulsar lineup’s characteristics is the instrument cluster, which is now totally digital instead of the semi-digital unit it was previously. Bajaj used to provide three styles of semi-digital instrument clusters: the Pulsar N, Pulsar NS, and Pulsar series.