Indian automobile manufacturer Bajaj will soon launch a new motorcycle in India today. It can launch new generations of its Bajaj Pulsar 125 and 150. Let us find out what modifications can be introduced in them.
The Indian manufacturer is gearing up to launch the next generation of its 125 cc and 150 cc versions of its Pulsar motorcycle line-up sometime today.
The manufacturer will not introduce any modifications in the design of the two motorcycles. However, it can have several modifications and new additions. The manufacturer can introduce oil-cooling technology, graphics, and LED lighting for the Pulsar 150, while Pulsar 125 will also get similar modifications.
The next generation of the Pulsar series will have a new TFT dashboard, Bluetooth connectivity, SMS calls and navigation system that operates on a turn-by-turn basis. It will also have telescopic suspension with preload adjustment in the front and monoshock suspension in the rear. There will also be a modified exhaust, along with LED lighting, hazard lights, split seats, and a grab handle.
The exact pricing of these two motorcycles will be available only when the manufacturer launches them. However, it is expected that the new generation will see a price increase of two to five thousand rupees compared to the current price.
Indian automobile manufacturer Bajaj will soon launch a new motorcycle in India today. It can launch new generations of its Bajaj Pulsar 125 and 150. Let us find out what modifications can be introduced in them.
The Indian manufacturer is gearing up to launch the next generation of its 125 cc and 150 cc versions of its Pulsar motorcycle line-up sometime today.
The manufacturer will not introduce any modifications in the design of the two motorcycles. However, it can have several modifications and new additions. The manufacturer can introduce oil-cooling technology, graphics, and LED lighting for the Pulsar 150, while Pulsar 125 will also get similar modifications.
The next generation of the Pulsar series will have a new TFT dashboard, Bluetooth connectivity, SMS calls and navigation system that operates on a turn-by-turn basis. It will also have telescopic suspension with preload adjustment in the front and monoshock suspension in the rear. There will also be a modified exhaust, along with LED lighting, hazard lights, split seats, and a grab handle.
The exact pricing of these two motorcycles will be available only when the manufacturer launches them. However, it is expected that the new generation will see a price increase of two to five thousand rupees compared to the current price.