Bajaj Pulsar NS400 Key Features Teased Ahead Of Launch; What To Expect

Bajaj Pulsar NS400 Teased: Bajaj Auto, a leading two wheeler manufacturer in India, is gearing up to launch its most powerful Pulsar motorcycle on May 3. Bajaj has been recently revamping the entire Pulsar lineup with significant technological, visual and mechanical improvements. So far, Bajaj has launched the updated N150, N160, NS200, NS160 and N250 models from its Pulsar lineup in the country. 

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Bajaj is now all set to launch the Pulsar NS400 which will belong to the sportier NS range of Pulsars. Ahead of its official launch, Bajaj has been sharing teasers to build anticipation for the upcoming Pulsar NS400. The teasers are promising that the Pulsar NS400 will be the ‘The Biggest Pulsar Ever’. New teasers have also been shared that have revealed details about the upcoming model. 

Bajaj Pulsar NS400 - Dual-Channel ABS And Upside-Down Forks

In the teaser released, Bajaj reveals that the Pulsar NS400 will come equipped with a dual-channel anti-lock braking system (ABS) for safety. The ABS will have different modes like Rain, Road, and Off/On, providing adaptable braking performance. Both the front and rear brakes will be discs. The front suspension of the NS400 will feature up-side-down (USD) forks, offering a smoother and more controlled ride. Bajaj is gradually upgrading all its Pulsar models with USD forks. Additionally, traction control will be included in the NS400 for added stability.

Bajaj Pulsar NS400 - Design 

In terms of design of the Pulsar NS400, the teaser also showcases a faux carbon finish on the body panels, giving the bike a sleek look. The headlamp design will resemble that of the Pulsar NS200 but with aggressive tweaks. 

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Bajaj Pulsar NS400 - Features 

Talking about the features, the Pulsar NS400 will sport a new digital instrument cluster seen in recent Pulsar models. This cluster can display notifications, manage calls, and even includes a USB port for charging devices. It also provides real-time updates on fuel consumption, average fuel economy, and gear position.

Bajaj Pulsar NS400 - Engine 

In terms of engine, while the specific engine for the NS400 hasn't been confirmed, it's likely to either use the 373cc engine from the Dominar 400 or a reworked 399cc engine from the new-gen 390 Duke.