Bajaj Auto will launch several new motorcycles ahead of the Diwali festive season in Sep/Oct 2026 in the Indian market
Bajaj Auto has, in no time, launched four new motorcycles in the Indian market. These include the Pulsar N160 S and Pulsar N160 SS along with new-gen models of the Pulsar 125 and Pulsar 150. However, this is not all, as the brand is ready to unleash six more motorcycles in the next 45 days in the domestic market as we approach the festive season of Diwali, which is considered the best occasion for purchasing in India. In this piece, we will talk in detail about the 6 upcoming Bajaj motorcycles in next month and a half in our country.
“Our 150 and 125 are the second launch in this journey. We will meet you soon again. There’s a lot of stuff that we will still be coming up with in the coming days,” said Sumeet Narang, President, Marketing, Bajaj Auto. Since the N and Classic range of Pulsars have been updated, we expect Bajaj to now introduce the revamped NS line-up in the Pulsar range.
The same was also confirmed by Narang when he stated that “Three very clear distinct platforms, the original, the N and the NS” in the Pulsar portfolio. In the NS line-up, the company retails four distinct models with engines ranging between 125cc to 400cc. Since the Pulsar NS400Z was recently updated with a 350cc engine, it is likely to remain unchanged while we could witness the launch of updated Pulsar NS125, Pulsar NS160 and Pulsar NS200.
In addition, Bajaj will also roll out its first dual-sport adventure motorcycle in India as it will also be sold in multiple global markets, including Brazil. It has already been spotted during the test runs and is confirmed to have its world premiere in Oct 2026. The upcoming adventure bike from Bajaj will be aimed at Hero Xpulse 210 in our market.
The company will also launch the seventh motorcycle in the Triumph 400 range in the form of the Bonneville 400 with the downsized 350cc engine. The bike has already been captured on camera on the Indian roads and is likely to be launched next month in our country. It will directly rival Royal Enfield Classic 350, which has been the best-selling 350cc motorcycle in India for the last so many years.
Bajaj Auto is planning to expand its total production capacity from 72 lakh units annually to over 90 lakh units. The additional capacity will be utilized for the manufacturing of these new motorcycles. The company is hunting for a greenfield facility while at the same time contemplating brownfield expansion. However, the location and investment for the new greenfield factory is not announced as of now.
