Latest News about Bajaj V15

The motorcycle had been failing to fetch acceptable sales numbers in the country owing to which the company discontinued the production of the V15. 

The V15 from Bajaj is one special motorcycle, thanks to the metal it uses from the famous INS Vikrant aircraft carrier. It’s also special due to the marketing activities that Bajaj carried out for the bike. But in 2018, everything has fizzled out and that means the V15 might be discontinued soon. 

The ‘Power Up’ term signifies the bump in its power figure as it now churns out 1bhp more at 12.8bhp. Torque remains unchanged at 13Nm. 

Last week saw a slew of incidents taking place in the two-wheeler industry which brought in some excitement for us enthusiasts and buyers. In case you missed the most importance once, here’s a round up of all that you must know. 

The bike will now be called as the V15 Power Up owing to the slight bump in its power figure while other changes include new graphics and tweaked gear shift pattern. 

The manufacturer has launched the updated versions of the Dominar 400, V15 and Platina although with no change in prices. 

Bajaj has been looking to take advantage of two of its famous brands, V and the Avenger. The company plans to expand the line-up by adding one variant to each of these successful brands.

Bajaj is going to launch updated versions of the Platina and V ahead of the festive season. The commuter bikes are likely to get new paint schemes to give them a fresh look. 

Bajaj has made its foray in the Malaysian market with the launch of the V15, Pulsar NS200 and the Pulsar RS200. The Pune-based manufacturer has tied up with Modenas, a local player, for its venture in Malaysia. 

Bajaj Auto, one of the leading two-wheeler makers in India will announce its formal entry in Malaysian market on 19th May with three motorcycles. Teaser images by its local partner, a Malaysian two-wheeler company Modenas, revealed that the first two bikes will be the Pulsar 200NS and the Pulsar RS200. This time around the V15 has been spotted on test in Malaysia, thereby indicating that this might possibly be the third model to be introduced.