2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z : The Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z comes with a muscular 373cc single-cylinder engine that delivers 39.4 bhp power and 35 Nm torque. This liquid-cooled BS6-compliant motor makes it the most powerful Pulsar ever, offering thrilling acceleration while maintaining decent fuel efficiency of 25-30 kmpl. The 6-speed gearbox ensures smooth power delivery across all riding conditions.
Striking Streetfighter Design
Bajaj has given the NS400Z an aggressive streetfighter stance that turns heads. The bike features a sharp LED headlamp with DRLs, a muscular fuel tank, split-style seats and a twin-pod exhaust. The chunky 150-section rear tyre adds to its sporty appeal while providing excellent road grip. It’s available in four attractive color options to suit different tastes.
Advanced Features & Technology
This Pulsar comes loaded with features that are typically found in much costly motorbikes. It has the full-colour TFT display for all necessary info and Bluetooth to receive calls, music whilst on the go as well as navigation alert. Additional features consist of top and bottom LED lighting, USB charging port as well as riding modes (which are not confirmed yet though expected .
Comfortable & Stable Ride Quality
Equipped with telescopic front suspension and a rear monoshock listentogether the NS400Z is fun both on city roads and highways. At just 174kg kerb weight it is nimble enough to handle with confidence: dual-channel ABS, 300mm front and 230mm rear discs offer smooth braking in all situations.
Competitive Pricing & Finance Options
NS400Z is available starting at ₹1.85 lakh (ex-showroom), it offers premium value. One of the best pricing in Delhi one can come across is ₹2.05 lakh on road. Bajaj has excellent finance offers, EMI starting from around ₹5,914[3] for 3 years with a down payment of ₹21,000 and it is not too far a reach from many Prospective Buyers.
Ideal For Performance Seekers
NS400Z is for the rider looking for some killing performance, but don’t think it comes with the enormous price tag. Perfect as an upgrade for existing Pulsar buyers, and looks to grab the younger buyers with a more-explented commuter that is also a stylish motorcycle with comfort and weekend highway manners.
