Bajaj Pulsar NS200 is back in 2025, sharper, more technologically advanced, and performance-oriented hence making it a head-turner in the 200cc category. It has also been equipped with a full LED lighting with DRLs and turn signals as well as a fully digital instrument cluster that is Bluetooth and turn-by-turn capable.
The new dual-tone graphics and black chrome finish are teamed with the aggressive design that provides the NS200 a more upmarket and menacing road presence.
Engine and Performance
The NS200 can be analogized at its base as a 199.5cc liquid-cooled, triple-spark DTS-i enabled engine that delivers a power output of 24.5 PS at 9750 rpm and the power output of 18.74 Nm at 8000 rpm. The six speed gear box provides smooth power delivery and this is well suited at high revs making it suitable to ride spiritedly.
Having a perimeter frame and upside-down front forks, the bike is rather accurate and stable to handle, especially when you need to turn sharply or ride among city traffic.
Safety and Ride Quality
NS200 features a suspension on USD forks on front and Nitrox monoshock at rear that is tuned to offer both comfort and control. The seat height of 805mm and kerb weight of 158kg are in middle between access and on-road traction.
The confidence of braking comes along with dual-channel ABS, wider tyres, and disc brakes, both ends of the bike, coupled with forward-biased riding position, which keeps the rider occupied and at control.
Tech Features and Connectivity
The new electronic console shows gear position, distance-to-empty, instant and average fuel economy and average mileage. The Bajaj Ride Connect app also enables riders to connect their smartphones and find directions, get call and SMS alerts.
A charging power point, a USB is compatible, is useful in long-distance journeys, and there is the side-stand engine cut-off that is helpful when making an emergency stop.
Pricing and Availability
The Bajaj Pulsar NS200 is sold in Delhi at an ex-showroom price of 1,60,160-, although the on-road prices differ by a wavering factor of around 200 bucks in the different cities. It comes in various colours such as Metallic Pearl White, Glossy Ebony Black and Pewter Grey-Blue.
It will place the NS200 at a competitive advantage in the face of its competitors such as the TVS Apache RTR 200 4V, and Yamaha MT-15 due to its technological improvements and the aggressive-looking style.
Conclusion
The 2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS200 has become a tech-savvy street bike though it still qualifies to be called a performance machine but with aggressive and stylish touch over it. It comes jam-packed with new features, easier navigation, and an adventurous design, which is why it fits those who want to enjoy the thrill of the game but could care less about convenience in their everyday lives.