Bajaj Expert Reviews

The Bajaj Pulsar N125 is the latest sporty commuter launched in India, priced starting at Rs 94,707

With fuel prices at an all time high and EV adoption still a question for many, we find out if a CNG motorcycle is what India has needed all along.

The Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z is offering performance at an extremely affordable price tag

For 2024, the Bajaj Pulsar N250 gets a host of upgrades to increase its road presence and is priced at just Rs 851 more than the previous model

Does it have what it takes to be the modern sibling of the Pulsar 220 F?

The retro-style electric scooter sure is a lot more modern now, but is still the same no-nonsense commuter?

Can the updated Xtreme dethrone the Pulsar N160 as the 160cc King?

Small changes, small impact; but a bit too little too stale?

They pack most of the hardware and the cheaper price tag drive hard bargain too

Can the new Pulsar P150 live up to the two decade long legacy of the original Pulsar 150?

Even among the basic 125cc commuters, is the even more Spartan Bajaj CT 125X doing enough to deserve your consideration?

With the competition stepping up its game, is the Bajaj Chetak even relevant in today’s EV space?