The Bajaj Pulsar has always been a familiar name for Indian riders looking for sporty performance without spending too much money. Over the years, it has built a reputation for offering strong engines, bold styling and everyday usability at accessible prices. Now, as Bajaj prepares to launch eight new/updated Pulsar models in 2026, the big question returns- ‘Is the Pulsar still value for money?’ With fresh updates planned across the range, Bajaj is aiming to reaffirm the Pulsar’s position in a market that has become far more competitive than ever before.
During its Q3 FY26 results conference call held on January 30, 2026, Bajaj Auto revealed that it plans to roll out eight new or updated Pulsar models in the next four months. Over the last few years, the Indian motorcycle market has seen a clear shift in buyer preference as entry-level bikes still sell in large numbers, but real growth is now coming from motorcycles above 125cc, especially in the 150cc and higher categories. These bikes offer better performance, stronger road presence and more featuresHowever, Bajaj Auto admitted that it faced some challenges in recent quarters and Executive Director Rakesh Sharma explained that while the company’s product portfolio is well aligned with market
demand, its launch and update cycles were not perfectly timed compared to competitors. As a result, some rivals managed to grab attention with newer launches while Bajaj’s models began to feel slightly dated in comparison.
To fix this issue, Bajaj has already started taking action as Sharma revealed that the company introduced seven updates and refreshes across the Pulsar range between November and January. These updates included feature enhancements, upgraded design and product repositioning, which will help the brand regain traction. According to Bajaj, these interventions have already started delivering positive results in terms of sales growth and market share.
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Bajaj plans to introduce more than eight additional Pulsar interventions over the next four months. These will cover the entire Pulsar family, including the traditional models as well as the newer N and NS series, ensuring that the whole lineup feels fresh and competitive. While Bajaj has not shared exact model names or specifications yet, buyers can expect updated styling, new features and refinements that improve everyday riding experience.
The company is particularly confident about the 125cc-plus and 150cc-plus segments, where demand is rising faster than the overall motorcycle market. For brand lovers, this strategy means more choices, newer technology and better-equipped motorcycles under the trusted Pulsar badge.
With eight Pulsar updates lined up in just four months, 2026 is shaping up to be a crucial year for Bajaj and an exciting one for motorcycle enthusiasts looking for sporty, value-packed machines.


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