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Bajaj Pulsar F250 discontinued again in India, last update was received seven months ago
Bajaj Pulsar F250: Bajaj Pulsar F250 has been discontinued for the second time in the Indian market. Bajaj Auto has decided to discontinue its quarter-liter semi-faired motorcycle seven months after its most recent update.
The Bajaj Pulsar F250 has been discontinued once again in the Indian market. Seven months after its most recent update, Bajaj Auto seems to have finally pulled the plug on its quarter-liter semi-faired motorcycle. The last update brought minor changes and improved the overall value proposition of the bike with some new inclusions. Also, the motorcycle has been removed from the brand's website, and dealers have stopped taking bookings for the same as well. On the other hand, the Pulsar N250 streetfighter continues to remain on sale.
The Bajaj Pulsar F250 was supposed to be the successor to the hugely popular Pulsar F220. Though it has been in the market for almost two decades now, it remained a strong seller for the Pune-based manufacturer. Coming to sales, the Pulsar F250 struggled since the beginning and never reached the success that the Pulsar F220 received in its starting days.
On paper, both motorcycles offer a stylish exterior, a powerful engine, and the right mix of features. The Pulsar F250 is arguably better than the F220 in every aspect offering better refinement, build quality, and even more features. However, the Pulsar F220 is an emotional buy for the common man, overriding other parameters. Notably, the F220 remains an exciting motorcycle to ride despite its age.
