Bajaj Auto has updated the Pulsar NS200 with new technology, added safety features, and a small power bump. The motorcycle now gets electronic throttle-by-wire (ETB), ride modes, and a 5-inch TFT display with Google Maps mirroring. Prices start at ₹1,60,374 (ex-showroom, Delhi).
The update also replaces the existing LCD instrument console with a colour TFT unit, bringing more information and connectivity to the NS200.
The NS200 continues to use its 199.5cc, liquid-cooled, four-valve engine, paired with a six-speed gearbox. Power has increased from 24hp to 25hp.
Key additions include:
These updates aim to make the NS200 more adaptable to different riding conditions while retaining its performance-focused character.
Bajaj has also upgraded the front suspension, with thicker 37mm upside-down forks replacing the earlier 33mm units. The motorcycle now gets a 130/70-R17 radial rear tyre, while retaining its perimeter frame.
The NS200 remains part of the Pulsar Naked Sports range, known for its muscular styling and sporty riding experience.
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The updated Pulsar NS200 gets a useful mix of added power, rider aids and modern connectivity without moving away from its established performance-focused character. The TFT display and ride modes are the biggest changes, while the revised front forks and radial rear tyre add to the hardware package. At ₹1.60 lakh, the update gives buyers more features to consider in the sporty 200cc motorcycle segment.
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