The Bajaj Pulsar N160 is known in India as a powerful and fashionable streetfighter that gives young riders a fun and useful motorcycle. They’ve made this model better in 2025 by adding new colours, modern technology and an upgraded experience on the road. For just Rs 1.23 lakh, the bike gives you a good amount of performance and is still affordable. Let’s review what’s new in the latest version and its features.
Attractive Design And Styling
The styling of the Pulsar N160 is taken from the Pulsar N250, with a dominating streetfighter appearance and powerful stance. Thanks to the front LED headlamp and wolf-eye LED DRL lighting, it is easier to see during the night. Users can now pick Polar Sky Blue, Pearl Metallic White and Brooklyn Black as the new colour options for the 2025 model. The tubular steel frame and the Y-shaped alloy wheels in the side view add to the car’s classy look. Since the seat is 795 mm high, any rider will feel comfortable on the scooter.
Advanced Technology And Features
You can ride safely everywhere with the Pulsar N160 2025, as it comes equipped with two-channel ABS and three modes of riding: Rain, Road and Off-road. There is Bluetooth connectivity so you can get and make calls, read SMS notifications and use the Bajaj Ride Connect app for hands-free navigation. USB charging makes things easy, as does the system that displays your gear position. Top models have upside-down 37 mm USD forks in front, improving how the bike handles.
Powerful Engine And Performance
The engine in the bike is a single-cylinder, 164.82cc unit that produces 16 PS of power and 14.65 Nm of torque. The five-speed transmission helps the engine pull strongly in the mid-range which makes it good for both city driving and the highway. Thanks to its ARAI certified mileage of 59.11 kmpl, the car is economical. The top speed of the bike is 125 km/h and nearly all its power is accessible even at mid- or low-range RPMs.
Safety And Riding Experience
As standard, the Pulsar N160 comes with dual-channel ABS and brakes of 300 mm in front and 230 mm at the rear. The bike has 37 mm USD forks at the front and a Nitrox monoshock at the rear for a comfortable ride on Indian roads. With ground clearance of 165 mm and weight of 152 kg, the bike has lots of stability and is also easy to ride. Long rides are still pleasant thanks to the ergonomic design of the chair.
Price And Variants
Rs 1.23 lakh (ex-showroom in Delhi) is the cost for the base model of the Pulsar N160 and Rs 1.43 lakh is the cost for the top USD variant. Though the Delhi on-road price for the version starts at Rs 1.60 lakh, the price may differ in other cities. The monthly instalments for EMI options start at Rs 3,436. The choice between a single-seat and dual-seat variant makes this motorbike useful for both drivers and families alike.
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