Bajaj has officially revealed the Pulsar N125 ahead of its highly anticipated India launch, although specific details regarding its technical specifications and pricing remain undisclosed.
The Pulsar N125 embodies the signature aggressive design language of the Pulsar lineup, while still carving out a unique identity. Notably, it features a brand-new LED headlight, surrounded by substantial plastic cladding at the front, which gives it a muscular and bold appearance. The fork shrouds and headlight panel are enveloped in plastic, enhancing its chunky design. The color of the plastic headlight surround will vary based on the selected body color, adding to the bike’s visual appeal.
The N125 shares its alloy wheels with the larger Pulsar N150 and borrows the digital display and indicators from the Freedom 125, suggesting that it may come equipped with basic Bluetooth connectivity. Catering to a youthful audience, the N125 also showcases fresh graphics along its side panels and tail section. Like its key competitors—the TVS Raider and Hero Xtreme 125R—the Pulsar N125 adopts a sporty split-seat configuration.
The N125 becomes Bajaj’s fifth model in the 125cc category, following the Pulsar 125, Pulsar NS125, Freedom 125, and CT 125X. It remains to be seen whether the N125 shares core mechanical components with any of these models.
Expected to compete directly with offerings from Hero and TVS, the Bajaj Pulsar N125 is likely to be priced between Rs 90,000 and Rs 1.10 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), positioning it competitively within the 125cc market.
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