The updated Bajaj Pulsar NS125 has arrived at dealerships, signaling an imminent market release. This refreshed model retains the familiar 124.45 cc engine and chassis while introducing several technology and aesthetic upgrades.
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Visual changes include a bright black body finish paired with fluorescent yellow graphics and grey panels. The fuel tank extensions, belly cowl, and wheel rims now feature matching highlights. The bike keeps its muscular tank, split seats, and underbelly exhaust design.
Key functional updates include:
- A new LCD instrument console displaying speed, gear position, and a tachometer.
- Expanded trip information including fuel economy, time, and fuel gauge.
- A new Sport riding mode has been added to the existing Rain, Road, and Off-road options.
- A red emergency engine run/stop switch on the right handlebar.
- A USB Type-C charging port located on the left side of the display.
While the model has been spotted in India, official pricing and a formal launch date remain unconfirmed by the manufacturer.
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