Bajaj Auto is all set to launch new-generation Pulsars in Nepal. Bajaj is likely to debut the new-generation Pulsar 150 and 200 in Nepal this year followed by other numbers of the Pulsar series. The new bikes will be built on the new platform that was earlier presented in the new N250 and F250 bikes. The new platform will also be used on other Bajaj Pulsar series that includes the Pulsar 125, NS125, Pulsar 150, NS160, Pulsar 180, NS200, 220F, and RS200. Bajaj has already revealed some changes including major changes to the styling and mechanicals.

Bajaj Auto is likely to bring the semi-faired and naked versions of the Bajaj Pulsar in Nepal. All Bajaj Pulsar series are likely to get liquid-cooled, single-cylinder fuel-injected engines. There is a demand for quarter-liter faired supersport bikes with strong touring and handling ability in the Nepalese market which will be updated on the upcoming new Pulsar series. You can also expect a completely new motorcycle right from the chassis, engine, suspension, and ore. 

The new-generation Pulsars may see significant style, modern features, and function updates in their next avatars. The all-new Bajaj Pulsar series will come with the semi-digital instrument cluster, projector headlamp, LED indicators, alloy wheel with disc brakes, air-cooled/oil-cooled engine, and LED DRLs. These indicators will be much different than the sets used on the existing Pulsar series. It will also most likely come with tubeless/radial tires. The next-gen Pulsar is set to be larger overall in terms of dimension and weight.

The new generation of the Pulsar series will also be priced competitively which has always been Bajaj's forte. The all-new series bike is set to be a sportier version with a comfortable riding position and is likely to replace all existing Pulsar in Nepal. For now, there is a lot to expect from the new-gen Pulsar and we expect Bajaj to launch the bike in the Nepalese market in a few months. It will be interesting to see how big of a change the new flagship really will be.

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