The New Bajaj Pulsar 125 is the answer for those who remember that feeling of times past is true now and still yet to come. Bajaj Pulsar 125 4-Stroke DTS-i-2025 Pulsar 125cc rear disc About Pulsar CKD-2025 After a period of 15 years on the Indian roads, the Pulsar had made its mark as an icon for all that backed thrill and power; thus, came the 2025 edition of the highest selling model in the series. If you’re out of college, living in a city and looking to buy your first bike, then the new Pulsar 125 offers style, mileage and performance – all in one.
Brash Design That Looks Like Larger Pulsars
Design Look at the Pulsar 125, and at first glance you will see that it still carries a muscular and angry design lineage, thanks mainly to its older siblings, which are; the Pulsar 150 and 160. With sculpted fuel tank, wolf-eyed headlamps, twin-strip LED tail lamps along with sporty split seat (available in select variants), it leaves a premium, powerful road presence which is rare to find on entry level bike segment.
Carbon fiber texture on side panels, bright color styles with stylish decals, and blackout alloy wheels all enhance its sporty attituded! Bajaj has constructed this bike aiming at young buyers who are looking for something sporty, a bike that looks far more expensive than it is.
Refined Engine and Peppy Performance
Down the tank, the Pulsar 125 carries a 124. 4cc air-cooled single cylinder DTS-i engine capable of producing 11.8 PS of power and 10.8 Nm of torque. The engine is teamed up with a smooth shifting 5-speed transmission which delivers the perfectcombinationbetween the low end torque and top end performance.
The motor performs well in the city while cruising and even during short highway runs, the Pulsar 125 engine is a happy performer because it’s smooth and refined. Throttle response is even and the engine has been tuned for fuel efficiency as well as for fun.
Key performance highlights:
- Excellent low-end pickup
- Smooth gear transitions
- Perfect for everyday use and occasional recreational use
Mileage That Matters
One of the main key strengths of the Pulsar 125 is its real world fuel efficiency. The smart DTS-i engine and easy-to-use DTS-i engine assure brilliant mileage that ranges between 55 to 60 km/l (depending upon the types of roads and the rider’s style).
A 11.5-liter fuel tank might come as a surprise, and the bike’s design provides a versatile, great range perfect for daily users who would like to see their savings go where they belong – on the road.
Strong Ride and Handling
Based on a conventional but reliable telescopic fork and twin rear shock absorbers, the Pulsar 125 provides a solid and safe ride. It holds a corner and it feels planted even at speed riding through it. The seat height of 790mm also insures it is easy for South Asian riders to put their feet down while the upright rider position allows noodle legged journeymen to get through a full-day’s riding without resting.
For braking, Hero has employed a 240mm disc or drum (depending on the model) upfront and a rear drum of course with Combined Braking System (CBS) for better control.
Digital Features & Convenience
The Pulsar 125 gets a semi-digital instrument cluster which shows.
- Speedometer
- Fuel level
- Trip meter
- Odometer
- Side-stand indicator
It isn’t smartphone-connected, but it displays general riding information. Other features include:
- Clip-on handlebars for sportier handling
- Engine kill switch
- Under-seat storage for documents
- Back-lit switchgear, Bajaj’s own touch
Variants and Pricing
The Pulsar 125 is offered in various editions:
- Drum Brake
- Disc Brake
- Split Seat
Ad Pricing: You never have to worry about spending too much, as the ex-showroom price ranges from ₹84,000 to ₹92,000; you’re getting one of the best 125cc bikes in India!
Final Verdict
The All-New Bajaj Pulsar 125 is the balance of power and stylish looks. It carries the angry Pulsar DNA into the commuter category, catering to those looking for a sporty motorcycle without damaging their pockets. With its great fuel economy, punchy engine and pleasant price, this small car remains the king of the commuter kingdom.
The smart choice in 2025, if you want a good looking, well built, box-cutter cheap bike with a sport level edge, is the Bajaj Pulsar 125.
