Latest News about Bajaj Pulsar AS150

Bajaj has taken the Pulsar AS150 and the Pulsar AS200 off the Indian market. This decision was taken as these bikes haven't been able to get the right kind of sales for the company.

Bajaj created an all-new segment when it launched the Avenger 150 Street in India, earlier this year. However, the entry-level cruiser is now cannibalising within its brand by eating into the Pulsar AS150’s sales.

Seems like déjà vu. We just had the Suzuki Gixxer and the Yamaha FZS-FI locking horns a couple of months back right here on BikeWale. But here we are again with both the Gixxer and the FZ, and for good reason. The last time round, we couldn’t get a Bajaj Pulsar AS150 in time to join the test. More importantly, we also now have the Honda Hornet 160R.

Bajaj Auto has launched the AS150 in Turkey at a price of Rs 1.58 lakh (6,990 Turkish lira). The new motorcycle will be sold in the market through Bajaj’s authorised distributor in Turkey - Kuralkan Holdings.

Bajaj Motorcycles has begun exporting the new Pulsars to the international market. While the full-fledged export will start by the end of this month, Bajaj has already exported few Pulsar AS150 and the AS200 to Nepal.

We might not have erupted in jubilant celebrations on the launch of the new Pulsar AS 150, but it is needless to point out that this is the game changer for the under-200cc semi-faired motorcycles. We took the new Adventure Sport motorcycle for an outing in Lavasa to find out if the new product from Bajaj is as revolutionary as they claim, or our love and hate relationship with Pulsars will continue.

Bajaj Auto has launched the AS150 for the Indian market at a price of Rs 79,000 (ex-showroom). The new motorcycle is the smaller 150cc adventure-tourer from the manufacturer.