KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Bajaj Auto delisted the Pulsar F250 from the website
- The motorcycle is discontinued due to poor sales
- Currently, Bajaj sells 12 Pulsar models in the Indian market
Bajaj Pulsar is one of the longest-running motorcycle lineups in the Indian market. The brand sells multiple models of the Pulsar, including faired, semi-faired, naked, and classic. Recently, the brand removed the semi-faired F250 from its official website, hinting at the discontinuation of the motorcycle in India. Read details of the Bajaj Pulsar F250 and the remaining Pulsar models below. But before we go ahead, join the 91Wheels WhatsApp Community never to miss any automotive updates.
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Bajaj Pulsar F250 Discontinued
The Bajaj Pulsar F250 was a semi-faired Pulsar which was launched alongside the Pulsar N250. The F250 failed to garner a lot of interest from the customers, leading to poor sales. The F250 was powered by a 249cc single-cylinder engine producing 24 bhp and 21.5 Nm of peak torque. This engine was mated with a 5-speed gearbox with a slipper clutch.
The F250 boasted a semi-faired design with side fairing, a projector LED headlamp setup, telescopic front forks, a negative LCD console with turn-by-turn navigation support, SMS alert, and other connected features. Moreover, the motorcycle was equipped with a USB charging port, among other features. The brand has updated the motorcycle with the new electronic package in 2024 which gave it traction control and ABS modes.
Currently, in the 250cc segment, the Pulsar N250 is available for the customers. Along with this, the brand continues to offer its Pulsar lineup in the 125-400cc range. Moreover, Bajaj gearing up to launch the 2025 Pulsar RS200, which is anticipated to debut at the upcoming Bharat Mobility Show.
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Verdict
The Pulsar lineup is one of the most popular lineups in the Indian market and recently the brand has launched a lot of Pulsar models in the market. The F250 failed to capture customer interest, as its semi-faired design missed a strong appeal. In contrast, the RS200 offers a better design and performance, making it the preferred choice for customers who's looking for a fully-faired Pulsar.
