Bajaj hikes prices of 11 models in July 2020

Back in May, Bajaj Auto hiked the prices of nearly all the models in its portfolio by Rs 500 to Rs 4,500. Now, just a couple months later, multiple models have witnessed another price hike, albeit not as significant as the last one. We’ve compared the latest prices to those from a month ago and found that this time around, the hike varies from just under Rs 1,000 to just over Rs 2,400. Here’s a list that compares the new prices to those before the hike:

Note: During this period, Pulsar also introduced the split-seat variant of the Pulsar 125. It costs more than the standard Pulsar 125, and so, while this particular model hasn't witnessed a price hike, the price range has widened.

In June 2020, Bajaj Auto’s sales went down by 26 percent, to 1,46,695 units, in comparison to the 1,99,340 units it sold in June 2019. However, this number is an indication that the market is slowly revising after the tumultuous past few months.