Bajaj brings Pulsar NS400Z with new 349cc engine and same bold streetfighter design & features at ₹1.93 lakh price.
Bajaj just upgraded Pulsar NS400Z with new 349cc liquid-cooled engine, replacing the earlier 373cc unit to get fit in India’s revised GST norms. The Bajaj Pulsar NS 400Z has reduce engine quality but it still gives 40bhp power and 33.2Nm torque even in more sportier feel. The Bajaj kept the ex-showroom price unchanged at ₹1.93 lakh but some reports also says that lower displacement means drop in price is possible. And this will make it more affordable and stand out among all rivals.
Launch & Price
Bajaj has already updated the new engine details on official website. This silent move by the Bajaj Auto Company reveals that the Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z with 350cc Engine is launched. The motorcycle is produced in decent number units and these units are heading to dealerships to reduce waiting period.
Pricing Update
Well, the most important things is the ex-showroom price of Bajaj Pulsar NS 400Z (350cc) which remains unchanged at ₹1,93,900 (Delhi). As the engine shift is below with 350cc, the GST drops to 18% and insurance costs are nearly 40 – 50% lower. And the uses of 89 mm bore with a reduced 56.1 mm stroke (down from 60 mm) help Bajaj to retain performance and improvement in affordability.
What’s New?
The main key update in Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z (350cc) is clearly the introduction of a 349.13cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine, replacing the earlier 373cc motor. This clearly shows New 40 bhp at 9,000 rpm and 33.2 Nm at 7,500 rpm with a revised 56.1 mm stroke.
And this new change also reduces output makes the engine feel more high-rev focused. So, now this bike falls under the 350cc segment which make it fall under 18% GST bracket indirectly lower overall ownership costs with insurance.
Design & Styling
After knowing main changes in this bike, riders will start from look of this bike as per reports there are no changes in design. So, the Pulsar NS400Z (350cc) has aggressive streetfighter look with sharp tank extensions, a muscular fuel tank, and a split-seat setup. Comes with LED projector headlamp with DRLs, underbelly exhaust, and bold color options like red, white, grey, and black, giving it a sporty and premium appeal.
Suspension & Wheels
The Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z will continue with with a perimeter frame setup which means you get strong handling. Comes with suspensions like upside-down (USD) front forks and a rear monoshock with 17-inch alloy wheels. And has 320 mm front disc and 230 mm rear disc braking is added by Bajaj.
Tech Features
This bikes has fully digital instrument console which offers Bluetooth connectivity for calls, messages, and navigation alerts. The ride by wire throttle with Road, Rain, Sport, & Off-road multiple riding modes and has smooth electronic throttle response. All this gives better control and handling to this bike.
Safety Features
Talking about safety, this bike has dual-channel ABS for stable braking under all conditions. You also get traction control that help in controlling wheel slip during high speed. Also has excellent braking system with sturdy frame that gives confidence in riding.
This update in the Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z is a clear strong market move as it will lower costs by moving it to a 349cc engine and make it more accessible to buyers. But the little drop in power and no new upgrades in other parts make it less exciting. One can also buy the Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z with 373cc engine as it is still available in market.