KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Bajaj Pulsar N160 is now available with three variants.
- Expected price of the single seat version is Rs 1.29 lakh.
- It will feature a single-channel USD and halogen turn indicators.
A new variant of the Bajaj Pulsar N160 has been silently launched, and the USP of this variant is the single seat, which now becomes the most affordable option for users, as it is expected to be Rs 10,000 cheaper than the base model. At the moment, there is no official message from the automaker, but this bike with a single seat has reached the dealerships. More information below. In the meantime, make sure to join the 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel to never miss out on automotive updates.
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2025 Bajaj Pulsar N160
Bajaj Pulsar N160 is now available with three variants - a new single seat, dual channel ABS and the top spec dual channel ABS with USD forks. Talking about there prices - a new single seat one is expected to be Rs 10,000 cheaper than the earlier starting model and its offical price list is projected to be out soon. The other one is Rs 1.33 lakh ex-showroom and the top one cost Rs 1.39 lakh ex-showroom.
Talking about the feature list of the new single seat model; it gets a single channel ABS, telescopic front suspenison, LED projector headlamps with DRLs, blinkers in halogen, a digital tachometer, USB charging port and a single seat option. On the mechanical front this version is similar with the other higher variants.
Let's check out the specifications of the Pulsar N160:
- 164.82 cc
- 16 PS and 14.65 Nm of torque
- 795 mm seat height
- 14L fuel tank
- 1358 mm wheelbase
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Verdict
The new single-seat variant makes the Pulsar N160 more practical than before, as single seats are known to be more comfortable and offer more space to both the rider and the passenger. Plus, if the rider wants, they can carry a big bag. As of now, we can't confirm the starting price, but this version has reached the dealerships.
