Bajaj Auto has launched a new Pulsar N250SS in India with several mechanical improvements and technological enhancements. The vehicle is priced at Rs 1,59,406 (ex-showroom, Delhi) in India. Besides enhancements, the automaker has added a six-speed gearbox, a four-valve engine and electronic ride modes in the new Pulsar. Additionally, it also comes with a reworked instrument console. The Indian automobile manufacturer brought these upgrades with an aim to improve connectivity, usability, and performance of the bike.
Bajaj Pulsar N250SS launched with 125cc engine
The newly launched Pulsar N250SS is equipped with a 4-valve engine with a maximum power of 25 PS and a peak torque of 22 Nm. It has a new motorcycle has a marginal increase in power along with torque as compared to the current Pulsar N250. One of the most significant updates is the transmission, wherein the company replaced the previous 5-speed transmission with a 6-speed one.
Additionally, the motorcycle has a Sports Shifter that allows riders to change gears without using the clutch. The two updates combine to increase the bike’s performance gearing and offer a new gear ratio for versatility in riding, for a total of 7 gear ratios.
Electronic ride modes
Bajaj has equipped the Pulsar N250SS with an Electronic Throttle Body (ETB) and has offered two options of ride modes. The electronic controls have been programmed to deliver different “riding profiles” to the rider in the different riding modes. The motorcycle also has ABS modes, which are listed in the motorcycle’s electronic equipment.
The systems, combined with mechanical improvements, will help lead the way towards technologically sophisticated equipment in the quarter-litre Pulsar segment.
TFT Display with Google Maps
Integrate Google Maps in TFT Display
The most apparent upgrade is the new 5″ LCD console instrument display, which is an LCD console on the previous version. New screen with Google Maps mirroring, providing the output of the navigation data on the instrument panel as long as it is compatible with the system.
The new console gives the Pulsar N250SS a brand-new appearance to its UI, and offers a few more options for individuals who ride the nav a bit more often for short daily rides and extended outings. Bajaj has also included a USB Type-C charging port that enables riders to charge any compatible devices on a ride.
Safety features
The Pulsar N250SS includes levers with adjustable reach options, providing riders the opportunity to adjust the lever reach to better fit their comfort and preferences. A hazard switch also has been added to alert other road users.
A new addition is the Panic Brake Alert, which will help the driver’s view of the vehicle traveling up behind the car when they brake suddenly. The motorcycle’s new powertrain and digital instrument system are among the other changes.
Pricing and availability
The new Pulsar N250SS will be available at Rs 1,59,406 ex-showroom Delhi. It’s more than just an extra gearbox ratio and electronic ride modes, however—the extra power comes with a console that uses the TFT screen.
The launch is also a part of Bajaj Auto’s long-term strategy to rejuvenate its Pulsar lineup. It’s been rolling out enhancements to various engine sizes and types, from instrument panels to engine modifications and rider aids. The N250SS takes this concept to the N250 level.
The updated transmission, quickshifter and navigation system along with extra convenience options deliver a more fully fleshed-out version of the 250cc motorcycle.
