Bajaj hikes prices across its range

    Every Pulsar variant, from the Pulsar 125 to the 220F has gone up in price.

    Published On Jan 08, 2021 04:07:00 PM

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    Bajaj hikes prices across its range

    Bajaj has increased prices of its entire line-up for 2021. The list includes the recently launched Dominar 250 and every Pulsar model.

    • The Bajaj Dominar 400 now costs nearly Rs 2 lakh

    • The Pulsar 150’s price has crossed the Rs 1 lakh mark

    • Price hike ranges from around Rs 500 to Rs 3,500

    As expected, many manufacturers have increased prices from January 1, 2021. The company has joined the likes of Hero, Kawasaki, KTM and Husqvarna to hike prices.

    Bajaj’s price hike ranges from around Rs 500 to Rs 3,500, depending on the motorcycle.

    Here is the entire list:

    Bajaj prices (as on January 8, 2021)
    ModelOld priceNew priceIncrease
    Dominar 250Rs 1,64,218Rs 1,67,718Rs 3,500
    Dominar 400Rs 1,96,258Rs 1,99,755Rs 3,479
    Avenger Cruise 220Rs 1,21,113Rs 1,24,634Rs 3,521
    Avenger Street 160Rs 99,597Rs 1,02,592Rs 2,995
    Pulsar RS200Rs 1,50,681Rs 1,52,179Rs 1,498
    Pulsar NS200Rs 1,29,722Rs 1,33,222Rs 3,500
    Pulsar NS160Rs 1,07,091Rs 1,10,086Rs 2,995
    Pulsar 220FRs 1,21,747Rs 1,25,248Rs 3,501
    Pulsar 180FRs 1,11,520Rs 1,14,515Rs 2,995
    Pulsar 150 NeonRs 91,130Rs 94,125Rs 2,995
    Pulsar 150Rs 98,086Rs 1,01,082Rs 2,996
    Pulsar 150 Dual DiscRs 1,01,984Rs 1,04,979Rs 2,995
    Pulsar 125 NeonRs 71,123Rs 71,615Rs 492
    Pulsar 125 Split SeatRs 71,615Rs 74,298Rs 2,683
    Platina 100 ESRs 60,826Rs 63,578Rs 2,752
    Platina 110 H-GearRs 63,027Rs 64,301Rs 1,274
    CT 110Rs 52,147Rs 54,138Rs 1,991

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