Latest News about Bajaj Pulsar 180 [2001-2019]

Bajaj has launched the BS IV-compliant Bajaj Pulsar 180 and the Pulsar 135LS. Priced at Rs 79,545 (ex-showroom, Delhi), the new Pulsar 180 is Rs 3,430 pricier than its predecessor. The 2017 Pulsar 135LS on the other hand retails at 60,178 (ex-showroom, Delhi), Rs 2,046 more than the model it replaces.

Bajaj has teased the 2017 Pulsar range. While the main motive behind this update was to make the range BS IV compliant, Bajaj has also added new paint schemes and few cosmetic updates. 

October is a month that the Indian automotive industry eagerly looks forward to and this year has been no different. The festive season and the healthy monsoon bring a positive sentiment among buyers, and this year the two-wheeler sales have reached a new high. However, there has been big change when it comes to the biggest winners and losers and here is our analysis - 

The price of petrol has been raised by Rs 0.89 per litre this month. This hike in fuel prices in India is due to the upward revision in international prices of fuel.

Details about the Bajaj Pulsar 180 DTSi facelift have been leaked ahead of its launch later this year. 

September has been a good month for the Indian motorcycle market. With the festive season and healthy monsoon bringing a positive outlook among buyers, the industry saw some interesting changes in sales numbers. Here are the motorcycles which made the most of the festive season and the ones who failed to capitalise on the opportunity.

Bajaj Motorcycles has introduced three new colour schemes for the Pulsar 180- Sapphire Blue, Pearl Metallic White and Cocktail Wine Red. The introduction of these colours is nothing but an attempt to clear the stocks of the bike.

Bajaj has started testing their next Pulsars which seem to be a 150cc and 180cc variant but in the NS avatar. Our friends at Rush Lane have managed to get hold of many spy pictures that has given us a clearer picture of the Pulsar 150 and 180 replacements.