Apart from the new colour, the 2026 Bajaj Pulsar N125 gets a tweaked LCD instrument cluster with digital speedometer and analogue tachometer
Bajaj Auto has been updating the Pulsar line-up with modern features and new paint schemes in the Indian market. We witnessed the launch of new-gen Pulsar 125 and Pulsar 150 a few days back while the 2026 Pulsar NS400Z, 2026 Pulsar NS200, and 2026 Pulsar N250 were recently spotted undisguised at Bajaj dealerships. Now, yet another Pulsar, the 2026 N125, has been spied in flesh at a company showroom ahead of the official launch. The spy pics show the bike with a refreshed instrument cluster with LCD screen and new dual-tone black and red paint scheme.
In the spy images, we can clearly notice the LCD instrument panel with a big digital speedometer, gear position indicator and a tachometer at the uppermost level. The LCD display of the 2026 Bajaj Pulsar N125 also houses clock, fuel gauge, refuel warning and instantaneous fuel economy. The coloured markings around the tachometer makes the display even more premium.
However, the switchgear setup has been retained along with the mode and engine kill buttons on the left and right sides, respectively. Since the spied unit had a LCD screen, we believe it to be the base variant. The range-topping grade could be introduced with a TFT screen as seen on the other Pulsars including the N160 SS. The switchgear is likely to be more premium with LED blinkers.
In the spy images, we can clearly see the 2026 Pulsar N125 with the traditional halogen turn indicators. The Black and Red dual-tone colourway is also new for the bike. While the basic bodywork is carried out in Glossy Black, several notable elements such as tank extensions, belly cowl, wheel rimsw and rear panels are finished in red. The headlamp and side panels flaunt a contrasting grey shade.
Bajaj has carried forward several signature elements of the Pulsar N125 in the latest model, which include massive fuel tank, split seat setup, and separate pillion grab rails. The tail section is also totally unchanged. The suspension duties are performed by the traditional telescopic front forks and monoshock rear absorbers. We can also spot an E20 sticker on the fuel tank cap.
The stopping power is likely to come from front disc and rear drum brakes. At the heart, the 2026 Pulsar N125 will retain the same 124.59cc petrol engine which generates top power of 11.8 bhp and peak torque of 11 Nm. The ongoing version is priced at Rs 92,270 (ex-showroom) while the 2026 Bajaj Pulsar N125 is expected to cost more due to the modern features and new colour schemes.
