Pulsar N125 New Model 2025 – A Game-Changer or a Disappointment?
Pulsar N125 New Model – Highlights
Bajaj Pulsar N125 new model a newly designed 125cc motorcycle that aims to blend lightness, smooth performance, and fun riding experience in a highly competitive segment.
Unlike previous Pulsar models, the N125 is built from scratch with a focus on effortless city riding, smooth engine behaviour, and a slick gearbox.
It produces around 12 horsepower, which is competitive within its class, and is among the lightest bikes available. The engine is notably smooth at regular speeds, showing vibrations only at very high speeds.
The Pulsar N125 New model is not based on any previous Pulsar bike. Rather, it is designed completely on a new platform.
Bajaj Pulsar N125 New model – Engine, Transmission & performance
Bajaj brought this bike to give competition to the TVS Raider and Hero Xtreme 125R.
The sportsbike comes fitted with a 124.58 cc engine that produces 12PS at 8500 rpm and a maximum torque of 11 Nm at 6000 rpm.
The engine is air-cooled, uses FI technology for fuel delivery, and comes equipped with a 5-speed transmission system.
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Bajaj Pulsar N125 New Model – specifications
Pulsar N125 has a shorter wheelbase of 1,295mm as compared to its rivals Hero Xtreme 125R, TVS Raider and the newly launched Honda CB 125 Hornet.
The shorter wheelbase makes it more agile and easier to manoeuvre in city traffic. It also has the highest ground clearance of 198mm in this category, with a seat height of 795mm.
The kerb weight of the naked bike is 125 kg.
Pulsar N125 new model has a disc brake at the front and and drum brake at the rear. The disc brake has a size of 240mm and does not have ABS; rather, it comes with CBS. Its key rivals Xtreme 125R and the CB 125 Hornet, offer single-channel ABS.
The wheel size is 17 inches and comes with an 80/100 tubeless tyre at the front and a wider 110/80 tubeless tyre at the rear.
Bajaj Pulsar N125 New Model – Features
Pulsar N125 has a digital instrument cluster. It has an LCD display and features brightness control, Bluetooth connectivity, and a digital odometer, speedometer & a tripmeter.
You also get a stand alarm, a low battery indicator, a Hazard warning indicator, a malfunction indicator, call & sms alerts, average fuel economy, and a real-time mileage indicator.
For the purpose of bike safety, the Pulsar N125 has features of side stand engine cut-off, a kill switch, automatic start stop, and vehicle live location tracking. It also comes with a USB charging port for the convenience of the rider.
Pulsar N125 new model – Variants and price
As of now, in 2025, the Bajaj Pulsar N125 comes in two variants. A base variant called “LED Disc Variant” and a top variant called “LED Disc BT Variant”.
There is no significant difference in the appearance of the two variants. However, the base variant has a slightly thinner rear tyre of size 100/80 as compared to 110/80 in the top variant.
The major difference is the Bluetooth connectivity, which we get in the top variant only. The USB charging is provided in both variants.
The two variants are offered with different colour schemes. The LED Disc Bluetooth Variant comes in Ebony Black Purple Fury, Ebony Black Cocktail wine Red, and Pewter Grey Citrus Rush. The base variant – LED Disc Variant- comes in Pearl Metallic White, Ebony Black, Caribbean Blue, and Cocktail Red.
The Bajaj Pulsar N125 New model is priced at INR 94,743 for the base model and INR 1,01,043 for the top model. The pricing of the new model is very competitive. It is cheaper than its rivals Xtreme 125R, Raiser 125 and CB 125 Hornet.