Bajaj updated both the Pulsar 125 and the Pulsar 150 in August 2026, with new styling, LED lighting and a 5-inch TFT display. The Pulsar 125 starts at about ₹93,000 and the Pulsar 150 at ₹1,11,669 (ex-showroom, Delhi). Choose the 125 for city riding on a budget, and the 150 for more power and highway riding. You can ride both back to back at Shiva Bajaj in Ghaziabad.
At a glance.
Pulsar 125: 124.38cc engine, 11.93 bhp, four variants from about ₹93,000 to ₹1.04 lakh.
Pulsar 150: 149.5cc oil-cooled, fuel-injected engine, 13.8 bhp, from ₹1,11,669 (single disc) and ₹1,15,481 (twin disc).
Both: refreshed styling with a wider fuel tank, full LED lighting, riding modes, USB Type-C charging and a gas-charged rear monoshock.
Prices.
Bajaj lists the Pulsar 150 at ₹1,11,669 for the single-disc version and ₹1,15,481 for the twin-disc version (ex-showroom, Delhi). Autocar India’s variant guide of 30 August 2026 lists four Pulsar 125 variants: Single Seat with an LCD display from about ₹93,000, Single Seat TFT at ₹99,291, Split Seat TFT at just over ₹1 lakh and Split Seat TFT+ at about ₹1.04 lakh. On-road prices in Ghaziabad add registration and insurance, so ask the showroom for the current figure.
What the extra money buys.
The single-disc Pulsar 150 costs ₹12,378 more than the Pulsar 125 Single Seat TFT. For that you get the bigger 149.5cc engine with 13.8 bhp against 11.93 bhp, a belly pan, and a display that can store documents such as the RC and insurance papers, show call and message alerts and control music.
The Pulsar 125’s TFT variants bring three riding modes, an integrated starter generator, a USB Type-C port, a 260mm front disc and LED indicators with hazard lights. The top Split Seat TFT+ adds Google Maps mirroring over Wi-Fi, a belly pan and a dual horn. The base Single Seat keeps an LCD display and a smaller 240mm front disc.
Which one should you buy?
Choose the Pulsar 125 if you mostly ride in the city, want the lower price, and want a Pulsar’s looks and features in a 125cc bike.
Choose the Pulsar 150 if you ride two-up or on highways often, and want the extra power and twin-disc option.
Test ride at Shiva Bajaj.
Shiva Bajaj is part of Shiva Group, the Delhi NCR automotive dealer group, and has been a Bajaj partner in Ghaziabad since 1972. Ride both bikes back to back at any of its outlets:
New Arya Nagar: JP Bhavan, E-18, Meerut Road Chowk, New Arya Nagar, Ghaziabad 201003.
Sahibabad Site-IV: 28/3/5, Site-IV Industrial Area, Sahibabad, Ghaziabad 201010.
Sahibabad Block D: Block D, Shyam Park Extension, Naveen Park, Sahibabad, Ghaziabad 201005.
See the full Bajaj range, or get directions to the showroom.
Frequently asked questions.
What is the price of the 2026 Pulsar 150?
₹1,11,669 for the single-disc version and ₹1,15,481 for the twin-disc version, ex-showroom Delhi, according to Bajaj.
Does the 2026 Pulsar 125 have a TFT display?
Three of its four variants do. The base Single Seat variant has an LCD display.
How much more powerful is the Pulsar 150?
It makes 13.8 bhp from 149.5cc, against 11.93 bhp from 124.38cc for the Pulsar 125.
Where can I test ride the Pulsar 125 and Pulsar 150 in Ghaziabad?
At Shiva Bajaj in New Arya Nagar and at its two Sahibabad outlets.
Sources.
Bajaj Auto: Pulsar 150 price
Autocar India, 30 August 2026: Bajaj Pulsar 125 price and variants explained
ETV Bharat, 24 August 2026: 2026 Bajaj Pulsar 125 and Pulsar 150 launched
About Shiva Group
Shiva Group is a family-owned automotive retail group with a legacy since 1928 and in automotive retail since 1972. Headquartered in Delhi NCR, the Group is an authorised sales and service partner for nine brands across two-wheelers, cars and SUVs, and commercial vehicles — Bajaj, Chetak, KTM, Triumph, Mahindra, Land Rover, MG Select, Bajaj Three-Wheelers and Mahindra Commercial — with a network across Delhi NCR and North India.
