Bajaj Auto’s Pulsar series has always ruled the hearts of the youth in the Indian bike market. Now the company is bringing the most powerful version of this series in 2025, which will be named Bajaj Pulsar NS400. This bike was awaited for a long time and now it is expected that with its launch it will create a stir in its segment.

Attractive design: The real swag of a streetfighter

The design of the Pulsar NS400Z 2025 is worth seeing. Built in naked streetfighter style, this bike comes with a muscular tank, sharp lines and aggressive stance. The front has an LED projector headlamp, which seems inspired by the wolf-eye design and gives great visibility at night. The graphics and color options on the side panels make it even more stylish. The 2025 model is available in four color variants: glossy black, red, white and gray, which match the personality of every rider.

The wheelbase of the bike is 1344 mm, which gives stability, while the ground clearance of 168 mm makes it easy to run on Indian roads. The seat height is 807 mm, which is comfortable for riders with average height. Overall, it weighs 174 kg, which makes handling easy. If you are roaming on the street, this bike will grab everyone’s attention. Small updates in the design like new graphics and better finishing make it different from the 2024 model.

Engine and Performance

The new Pulsar NS400 can get a 373cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine taken from the Dominar 400. This engine will generate power of about 40 bhp and torque of 35 Nm. Advanced technologies like 6-speed gearbox, slipper clutch and ride-by-wire throttle can be given in it. With this powerful engine, the NS400 will give great performance in both long rides on the highway and city traffic.

Advanced Features: Magic of Technology

Bajaj has further lengthened the list of features in the 2025 model. The digital instrument cluster now comes with Bluetooth connectivity, which gives navigation, call alerts and music control. LED lighting is all over the bike, including turn indicators. Dual-channel ABS, traction control and riding modes (Sport, Rain, Road) have been provided for safety.

The quickshifter is the biggest highlight in the new update, which allows clutchless gear changing. The tires are now Apollo Alpha H1, which offer better grip, especially in wet conditions. The braking system has a 320 mm disc at the front and a 230 mm disc at the rear, which gives confident stopping power. Apart from this, the USB charging port and underbelly exhaust give it a modern touch. If you go on long rides, the 12-litre fuel tank can take you 300-400 km without stopping.

Riding Experience: Full of adventure

Riding the Pulsar NS400Z 2025 is a different experience. The suspension setup has 43mm USD forks at the front and a monoshock at the rear, which handles bumps well. This bike is agile in the city crowd, while stable on the highway. The riding position is upright, which remains comfortable for a long time. The pillion seat is also spacious, so you can plan a trip with a partner.

Cornering has become more fun due to better tires and brakes in the 2025 update. The engine’s responsiveness is at its peak in sport mode, while rain mode keeps it safe on slippery roads. Vibration control is better, so hands do not get numb even at high speeds. Overall, this bike is for those youth who want both daily commute and weekend adventure. On taking a test ride, you will feel for yourself why this is the best value for money bike in the segment.

Rivals: Challenge in the market

The 2025 Pulsar NS400Z competes with the TVS Apache RTR 310, KTM 390 Duke and Triumph Speed ​​400. While the Apache has more features, the KTM has higher performance. But the Pulsar is priced the lowest, and the brand value is strong. Triumph is premium, but the Pulsar has lower mileage and maintenance cost. Overall, if you want a balanced package, the NS400Z is the best choice.

Launch and Price

Bajaj Pulsar NS400 can be launched in India in early 2025. Its estimated price will be between ₹ 1.90 lakh to ₹ 2.20 lakh (ex-showroom). This bike will compete directly with models like KTM Duke 390 and TVS Apache RR 310.

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