2026 Bajaj Pulsar NS125 Spied
Following the updated classic Pulsar 125, Bajaj appears to be preparing the NS125 for launch, with an N125 update also expected
Bajaj’s Pulsar update spree continues, with the updated NS125 now spotted at a dealer showroom for the first time. The latest images reveal a revised LCD instrument cluster and a new black-red colour combination, while the motorcycle’s overall design and hardware appear largely unchanged. Spy shots are credited to the Bajaj Expert channel.
Among Bajaj’s three 125cc Pulsar offerings, the classic Pulsar 125 has already received its latest update. Updates for the N125 and NS125 are expected next, with the latter’s dealership appearance suggesting its launch could be close.
2026 Bajaj Pulsar NS125 Spied
Updated LCD Instrument Cluster
The biggest change on the spotted Pulsar NS125 is its instrument console. The revised LCD display features a large central speed readout, a gear position indicator and a tachometer running across the upper section. A clock, fuel gauge, refuel warning and instantaneous fuel economy readout are also visible.
Coloured markings along the tachometer add visual contrast to the display. The motorcycle retains relatively basic switchgear, including a mode button on the left and an engine kill switch on the right.
2026 Bajaj Pulsar NS125 Spied
The spotted version uses an LCD screen. A higher variant with a TFT display, more premium switchgear or LED indicators is expected. The motorcycles seen here continue with conventional halogen turn indicators.
New Black-Red Colour, Familiar Styling
The black-red colour combination is another highlight. Glossy black bodywork is complemented by red graphics on the tank extensions, belly cowl and rear panels. Matching red wheel rim accents complete the treatment, while grey sections provide contrast around the headlamp and side panels.
2026 Bajaj Pulsar NS125 Spied
Another NS125 with fluorescent yellow accents is visible alongside it at the dealership. The familiar muscular fuel tank, angular tank shrouds, split seats and separate pillion grab rails remain in place. The headlamp assembly, underbelly exhaust and rear styling also appear unchanged.
Hardware visible includes conventional telescopic front forks and a new rear monoshock with a red spring. The spotted motorcycle features a front disc brake and a rear drum brake. An E20 sticker is also visible on the fuel tank cap.
2026 Bajaj Pulsar NS125 Spied
Pulsar 125 Range – Prices And Specifications
Bajaj currently offers three distinct motorcycles under its 125cc Pulsar umbrella. The N125 is listed at Rs 92,270, followed by the NS125 at Rs 99,622. The updated classic Pulsar 125 is listed at Rs 1,04,318. These are the current website-listed prices, rather than prices for the upcoming NS125 or N125 updates.
The classic Pulsar 125 uses a 124.38cc engine producing 11.8 PS and 10.8 Nm. The NS125 gets a 124.45cc engine delivering 12 PS and 11 Nm, while the N125’s 124.59cc engine also produces 12 PS and 11 Nm. Peak torque arrives at 6,000 rpm on the N125, compared to 7,000 rpm on the NS125 and 6,500 rpm on the classic Pulsar 125.
2026 Bajaj Pulsar NS125 Spied
More Pulsar Updates On The Way
Bajaj updated the N160, classic Pulsar 125 and Pulsar 150 in August. Since then, the NS200 and N250 have been spotted testing, followed by dealership sightings of the NS200 and NS400Z.
The NS125 now joins that list as Bajaj prepares further motorcycle introductions before year-end. Its dealership arrival points towards an approaching launch, with the final variant lineup, features and prices still awaited.
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