However, the design of the bike remained unchanged from its introduction in 2007 as Pulsar 220 DTS-FI, including its fairing style, headlamp design, clip on handlebar, hefty silencer, among others. The motorcycle company has now given a makeover to the iconic Pulsar 220F with a new design and revised headlamp assembly.

The revised variant of the Pulsar 220F featuring full LED headlamps is priced at ₹1.36 lakh (ex-showroom). As compared to the existing model launched in December 2025 at ₹1.28 lakh (ex-showroom), the latest model is around ₹8,000 more expensive.

The key addition in the latest model is the revised headlight with an advanced headlight assembly that uses full LED with auto-on capability. Turn indicators with LEDs were added to the December 2025 model. Thus, the only major addition in the June 2026 variant of the iconic Pulsar 220F is the full LED headlamp.

In the previous model, separate lights were stacked vertically for low-beam and high-beam functions. Now, a single projector setup handles both low and high beams, positioned at the lower section of the new headlight unit. The DRLs are now LED and feature an eyebrow-like design. No other changes are visible on the motorcycle.

Available color options include Black Gold, Black Cherry Red, Black Ink Blue, and Black Copper Beige. The 'Green Light Copper' color option, introduced in December 2025, has now been discontinued.

The bike continues to feature clip-on handlebars, illuminated switchgear, and a digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity. It offers features such as smartphone connectivity, notifications, and turn-by-turn navigation. Additionally, it retains existing features like single-channel ABS, dual disc brakes, a split-seat setup, ORVMs, an LED tail light, and Nitrox rear twin shock absorbers.

The engine remains unchanged; it is powered by a 220cc, oil-cooled, single-cylinder engine that generates 20.4PS of power and 18.55Nm of torque. This engine is mated to a 5-speed gearbox and is supported by a large 15-litre fuel tank.

However, the design of the bike remained unchanged from its introduction in 2007 as Pulsar 220 DTS-FI, including its fairing style, headlamp design, clip on handlebar, hefty silencer, among others. The motorcycle company has now given a makeover to the iconic Pulsar 220F with a new design and revised headlamp assembly.

The revised variant of the Pulsar 220F featuring full LED headlamps is priced at ₹1.36 lakh (ex-showroom). As compared to the existing model launched in December 2025 at ₹1.28 lakh (ex-showroom), the latest model is around ₹8,000 more expensive.

The key addition in the latest model is the revised headlight with an advanced headlight assembly that uses full LED with auto-on capability. Turn indicators with LEDs were added to the December 2025 model. Thus, the only major addition in the June 2026 variant of the iconic Pulsar 220F is the full LED headlamp.

In the previous model, separate lights were stacked vertically for low-beam and high-beam functions. Now, a single projector setup handles both low and high beams, positioned at the lower section of the new headlight unit. The DRLs are now LED and feature an eyebrow-like design. No other changes are visible on the motorcycle.

Available color options include Black Gold, Black Cherry Red, Black Ink Blue, and Black Copper Beige. The 'Green Light Copper' color option, introduced in December 2025, has now been discontinued.

The bike continues to feature clip-on handlebars, illuminated switchgear, and a digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity. It offers features such as smartphone connectivity, notifications, and turn-by-turn navigation. Additionally, it retains existing features like single-channel ABS, dual disc brakes, a split-seat setup, ORVMs, an LED tail light, and Nitrox rear twin shock absorbers.

The engine remains unchanged; it is powered by a 220cc, oil-cooled, single-cylinder engine that generates 20.4PS of power and 18.55Nm of torque. This engine is mated to a 5-speed gearbox and is supported by a large 15-litre fuel tank.