The 4th-generation Bajaj Pulsar 125 comes with structural and mechanical updates, including a new diamond-frame chassis, rear monoshock suspension, Crawl Tech (for low-speed traffic crawling), and standard LED headlamps across the board.
Pricing for the 2026 Pulsar 125 starts at ₹92,990 (ex-showroom, Delhi) for the Base model and goes up to ₹1,04,218 (ex-showroom) for the Top model.
Variant-Wise Comparison & Feature Breakdown
| Feature / Upgrade | Base Variant | Mid Variant | Top Variant |
| Ex-Showroom Price (Delhi) | ₹92,990 | ₹99,291 – ₹1,00,288 | ₹1,04,218 |
| Instrument Cluster | Coloured LCD | 5-inch Full TFT Display | 5-inch Full TFT Display |
| Riding Modes | Not Available | MTB Ride Modes | MTB Ride Modes |
| Seating Setup | Single-Piece Seat | Single-Piece OR Split-Seat | Dedicated Split-Seat Standard |
| Lighting | LED Headlamp, standard indicators | LED Indicators + Hazard Lamps | LED Indicators + Hazard Lamps |
| Engine Starter | Standard Starter | ISG (Integrated Starter Generator) | ISG (Integrated Starter Generator) |
| USB Type-C Port | Optional | Standard | Standard |
| Chassis & Rear Suspension | Diamond Frame + Monoshock | Diamond Frame + Monoshock | Diamond Frame + Monoshock |
Which Variant Should You Choose?
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Base Variant: Best for buyers on a strict budget who want the updated 4th-gen chassis, monoshock setup, and LED headlamp without paying for digital screen upgrades.
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Mid Variant: The value-for-money choice. Adds the 5-inch TFT console, ride modes, ISG silent start, and hazard lights while letting you choose between single and split seats.
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Top Variant: Ideal for riders looking for a factory-fitted premium split-seat cosmetic look paired with all the tech features from the Mid trim.
