Bajaj Auto is currently working on a new range of motorcycles for the Indian market. The brand is currently testing the new Pulsar range of motorcycles. However, it has been revealed that the new World’s Favourite Indian will make its debut in the Indian market on 28th October 2021. The new quarter-litre Pulsar, the Pulsar 250 will come with the latest technological features and a new contemporary design. Currently, Bajaj is testing the Pulsar 250 on Indian roads and details of the motorcycle are still scarce.
Bajaj Pulsar 250 – Design Highlights
The Bajaj Pulsar 250 is likely to come with an LED headlamps setup and a sharp design language. Bajaj is likely to borrow Some of the elements from the highly successful Pulsar NS. However, gleaming on the success and demand of the Pulsar 220F the brand is also likely to introduce a semi-faired version with the Pulsar 250F moniker. In both cases, the engine and other features are likely to remain the same. While the naked motorcycle is likely to come with a streetfighter design and target urban mobility customers. The semi faired model will be more ergonomic friendly for highway touring. Given that the touring segment of motorcycles is currently booming the brand is likely to attract more sales from such enthusiasts.
Bajaj Pulsar 250 – Technical Specifications
Leveraging the Bajaj-KTM partnership, the Indian two-wheeler manufacturer has been developing its products based on KTM engine architecture. Examples include the Bajaj Pulsar NS200 which uses the engine architecture from the KTM 200 Duke/RC 200. Also, the Bajaj Dominar 400 uses the engine architecture from the KTM 390 Duke/RC 390. However, the new Pulsar 250 will not use the KTM engine architecture, but Bajaj has been developing a new engine for the motorcycle. In the recent past, the brand also filed design patents for a new Variable Valve Timing system which could be employed on the new engine. But, to keep prices in check, Bajaj is likely to use an air-oil-cooled motor. Speculations are that the new quarter-litre motor will produce somewhere between the 22 and 27 Hp of power.
Bajaj is likely to reveal more information on the Pulsar 250 shortly.
