Latest News about Bajaj Pulsar 180 [2001-2019]

The motorcycle has been replaced with a new Pulsar 180F, which features a half-faired design similar to its elder sibling, the Pulsar 220F.

Bajaj Auto has recently added a new variant to its extensive Pulsar series. Using the form of the Pulsar 220F and the underpinnings of the Pulsar 180, the Chakan-based two-wheeler manufacturer has introduced the Pulsar 180F.

Bookings for the motorcycle have commenced at a few dealerships at the token amount of Rs 2,000 and it is expected to be priced at Rs 85,011 (ex-showroom).

After introducing ABS-equipped variants of the Pulsar 220F and the Avenger Street/Cruise 220 models, Bajaj has now launched the ABS variants of the Pulsar 150 Twin Disc at Rs 87,226 and the Pulsar 180 at Rs 92,563.

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The bike is expected to be launched sometime soon and come equipped with a single-channel ABS unit. 

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Bajaj is going to set up shop in Thailand over the next couple of months. This step is a part of the company’s plan of widening footprint in south-east Asia.

The 2017 Pulsar 180 is nothing but Bajaj’s attempt to meet the upcoming emission norms and to keep the bike relevant and stylish for the next year or two. So the 178cc engine is now BS-IV compliant and the power and torque figures continue to be 17bhp and 14.2Nm.