The Popular automobile company Bajaj has launched the new Pulsar 125 with starting prices of ₹92,990 (ex-showroom). The 2026 Bajaj Pulsar 125 comes with new style along with some new features. The motorcycle fuel tank got little wider and more muscular look while keeping the familiar Pulsar identity intact.
Bajaj has introduced Pulsar in Indian market since 2001 and has never looked back, this became very popular in Indian households. Bajaj has launched various range and different body styles since its first launch including fully faired motorcycles to naked street bikes. Bajaj has sold more than 20 million motorcycles globally.
2026 Bajaj Pulsar 125
The new Pulsar 125 has a power of 124.38cc four stroke single cylinder air cooled DTS-i engine. It now produces 12.1 PS compared to 11.8 PS in the previous model. The motorcycle also gets a 5 inch TFT display, Google Maps navigation and an all LED lighting setup.
Hazard lights, a USB Type C charging port and multiple riding modes are new addition to the new model. The bike also gets clip on handlebars and a gas-charged monoshock at the rear.
One of the biggest additions is Crawl Tech. It allows the 2026 Bajaj Pulsar 125 to move slowly without the rider having to use the throttle.
What’s New?
- The P2026 Bajaj Pulsar 125 got completely revised design while retaining its familiar look.
- It has new sharper LED headlamp to give front more modern look.
- The wider fuel tank gets new extensions that add to its sporty look.
- The new 125cc engine produces 12.1 PS and 11.4 Nm and comes with a 5 speed gearbox.
- Engine stop/start technology and a silent starter are added to improve everyday efficiency.
- A new single cradle frame replaces the earlier dual cradle setup.
- The rear twin shock setup has been replaced by a monoshock.
- Higher variants get a TFT console with Bluetooth, navigation, call and SMS alerts, music controls and document storage.
- Google Maps mirroring is also available on the top model.
- Three riding modes are offered: Rain, Road and Sport.
What’s Unchanged?
- Brakes are same with a 260mm front disc and 130mm rear drum.
- The bike comes with 17 inch wheels at both ends.
- Tyre sizes is 80 section at the front and 100 section at the rear.
Price Comparison: New vs Old Bajaj Pulsar 125
| New Pulsar 125 Variant | Price | Old Pulsar 125 Variant | Price |
| 125 | Rs 92,990 | Neon Single Seat | Rs 90,494 |
| 125 STD Single Seat | Rs 99,291 | Carbon Fibre Single Seat | Rs 92,314 |
| 125 STD Split Seat | Rs 1,00,288 | Carbon Fibre Split Seat | Rs 94,518 |
| Premium Split Seat | Rs 1,04,218 | — | — |
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The updated 2026 Bajaj Pulsar 125 brings more equipment, a sharper design and a little more performance than before. The additional features on both the LCD equipped and top spec TFT versions also make the price increase easier to justify. With these changes the new Pulsar 125 is a stronger option in the 125cc motorcycle segment.
