Strap in, here comes the Bajaj Pulsar N160, motorbike which combines brutal force with high technology and looks that are impossible to miss. Having been introduced as one of the icons in the Pulsar N series of bikes by Bajaj Auto, the bike has seemingly changed the whole game within the 160cc segment since its launch in 2022. It has continued to reign since 2025 with the recent updates being experienced making it to be the perfect blend between performance and practicality with urban riders and enthusiasts. Now, it is time to jump into what sets this bike apart.
A New Face
The 2025 Pulsar N160 has a sharp, mean appearing design that exudes a streetfighter nature. It has muscle-like fuel tank design, protruding tank extensions and all LED headlights with daytime running lights (DRLs) that make it look very imposing. The new color options include Pearl Metallic White, Brooklyn Black, and Polar Sky Blue and all this gives Bajaj riders an option to flaunt their style. The smaller single-seat model, unveiled on January 27, 2025, makes the Pulsar more agile, but preserving the characteristic style.
Improved Features Of Contemporary Riders
Bajaj has crammed the N160 with technology in order to give it a premium riding experience. The premium model is an all digital Bluetooth console that boots with turn-by-turn navigation, a game changer on city commutes. Call and text messages allow call and SMS alerts and a USB charger ensures devices do not run out of charge. The semi-digital group in lower versions continues to provide key information such as level of fuel and trip reports and retain functionality.
Handling And Accuracy Accuracy
The 2025 model will also come out with premium versions of champagne gold 33mm USD forks which will be excellent with handling and stability. Its single-seat model gives the choice of either a 37mm telescopic fork to put a limit on its price or giving it better performance. Safety is also an important focus as Bajaj has integrated dual-channel ABS on higher trims offering three modes, Road, Rain, and Off-road, to go with the settings best suited to different conditions. At a price of 1,25,722 (ex-showroom Delhi) the single-seat, dual-channel ABS model is the cheapest bike with this safety feature available in India.
Maruti has not messed around with the Pulsar N160 retaining its dependable single-cylinder, air- and oil-cooled 164.82cc motor under the hood. It revs up 16 PS at 8,750 rpm, 14.65 Nm at 6,750 rpm with a high-quality 5 speed transmission. This configuration makes the car have good low end acceleration in the city and is capable of doing about 115kmph on the highway. DTS-i technology in the bike increases the bike fuel efficiency where users have reported an average of 47 kmpl that suits the daily commuters.
Varieties And Prices
It can have four offerings of the 2025 Pulsar N160 to fit in unique tastes and budgets. The base model is a one-seat one-channel ABS version, whose price is 1,22,720 rupees, and the most expensive version is in vertical fork models and is sold at 1,36,992 rupees (ex-showroom Delhi). The price in cities differs, and the most expensive Bangalore model costs 178 thousand. It is affordable and has EMI of 2266 at a 36 months term.
| Variant | Ex- Showroom Price (Delhi) | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| One-piece seat, 37mm telescopic fork | 122,720 Indian Rupees | Single-Seat Single-Channel ABS |
| Single-Seat Dual-Channel ABS 1,25,722 Dual-channel ABS, 280mm rear disc | ||
| Split-Seat Dual-Channel ABS (Split-seat, two-channel ABS) | 1,26,669 | Split & sporty, dual-channel ABS |
| Inverted Fork | 1,36,992 RS | ABS modes, navigation, USD forks |
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