Bajaj Pulsar NS400 To Get 4 Colour Options, Images Leaked Ahead Of Launch

Bajaj Auto is all set to take the covers off from the biggest Pulsar ever, the Pulsar NS400. The upcoming Pulsar NS400 is one of the most anticipated launches of the year and ahead of launch a lot of details of the upcoming motorcycle have been revealed. In the latest set of leaks, the colour options of the motorcycle have been revealed and showed a clear image of the colour palettes which will be on offer. See the images and read the details of the upcoming Bajaj Pulsar NS400 below. Meanwhile, join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Group community of petrolheads to never miss out on any updates from the automotive world.

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Bajaj Pulsar NS400 Colour Options

Bajaj Pulsar NS400 will get some design cues from the Pulsar NS200. It will get a projector LED headlamp setup with a thunderbolt-shaped LED DRL. At the front, the USD forks look good on the motorcycle and the rear gets a mono-shock absorber. Other design elements include a split seat setup, an LED tail lamp, a split pillion grab rail, and a muscular fuel tank design. Overall, the new Pulsar NS400 looks good.

If we talk about the colours, it will be available in 4 colour options namely Pewter Grey, Metallic Pearl White, Cocktail Wine Red, and Glossy Ebony Black. These colour options will come with distinct graphics to give the motorcycle a more sporty look.

If we talk about features, it will get a digital instrument cluster with a MID, Bajaj Ride Connect App connectivity with call, message, and navigation support, dual-channel ABS, ride modes, and a USB charging port among other features. Being the biggest Pulsar ever, we can anticipate it to be one of the most feature-loaded Pulsar in the lineup.

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Bajaj Pulsar NS400 Engine Specifications

The upcoming Pulsar will get a 373.3 cc, liquid-cooled engine which produces 40 bhp of power and 35 Nm of peak torque. This engine will be derived from the Dominar 400. We can anticipate a different state of tuning to suit the character of the motorcycle.

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