Pulsar 150 Mileage
Mileage Report
65.0 kmpl
ARAI Mileage
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User Reported Mileage
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How Pulsar 150 Fuel Efficiency Compares to Rivals?
The Pulsar 150 shows ARAI mileage between 65 kmpl, depending on fuel type and driving conditions. Details include averag...
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Fuel Cost Calculation
40
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Time PeriodFuel Cost
In 1 Year₹22,375
In 5 Years₹1,11,877
Mileage: 65 kmpl; Petrol Price: ₹101/L
Monthly Fuel Cost of Competitors
Competitors Mileage Details
| Models | ARAI Mileage | Real World Estimate Mileage | Tank Capacity | Full Tank Range | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() Bajaj Pulsar 150 ₹1.11 - ₹1.18 Lakh* | 65 kmpl | User Reported - Expert Tested - | 15 L | 975 km | |
![]() TVS Apache RTR 160 ₹1.13 - ₹1.27 Lakh* | 61 kmpl | User Reported - Expert Tested - | 12 L | 732 km | Pulsar 150 vs Apache RTR 160 |
![]() Yamaha FZ-S FI V3 ₹1.13 - ₹1.14 Lakh* | 49.31 kmpl | User Reported - Expert Tested - | - | - | Pulsar 150 vs FZ-S FI V3 |
![]() Yamaha FZ-S FI ₹1.25 Lakh* | 49.31 kmpl | User Reported - Expert Tested - | 13 L | 641 km | Pulsar 150 vs FZ-S FI |

₹1.11 - ₹1.18 Lakh*
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Pulsar 150 Owner Reviews
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Bajaj Pulsar 150 Question & Answers
Answer by 91Wheels Expert
16 days ago
For a family rider, 150 cc is usually the better pick if you often ride with a pillion, carry luggage, or use highways regularly. The extra torque makes starts, overtakes and climbing flyovers easier with load, so the bike feels less strained. A 125 cc bike is still the smarter choice if your use is
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