Pune-headquartered two- and three-wheeler major Bajaj Auto, has launched the Pulsar N125, the latest motorcycle in the Pulsar N portfolio at prices starting INR 94,707 for the LED Disc variant and INR 98,707 for the LED Disc BT variant, ex-showroom Delhi respectively.

It was in 2001, the company had introduced the Pulsar brand, in the sports motorcycling segment. The company claims it has over 300,000 Pulsar N series customers in India. The new Pulsar N125 continues is targeted towards young riders in the 125cc category who are looking for a sporty motorcycling which is accessible.

The company states that the Pulsar N125 sports a design inspired by Supermotard proportions, creating a striking yet lightweight form that stands out in traffic. Its design philosophy centres on three core elements: Fun, Agile, and Urban.

The sculpted fuel tank is meticulously designed to give riders enhanced thigh support, adding to the bike’s confidence-inspiring stance. Despite its lightweight nature, the tank also contributes to the visual bulk, making the bike more muscular.

The Pulsar N125 is powered by a 124.58cc engine, best-in-class 12 PS Power @ 8500 rpm and 11 Nm Torque @ 6000 rpm. With the best power-to-weight ratio in the segment, the N125 delivers unparalleled acceleration, making it the quickest in its segment to sprint from 0 to 60 kmph. The N125 also comes equipped with a counter balancer to give a truly refined ride experience. It will also be the first Pulsar to get Integrated Starter Generator (ISG) enabling delightful, silent and reliable starts.

The compact design, combined with a sharp turning radius, low kerb weight of 125kg and a planted, stable feel, makes it an ideal bike for everyday commuting while still delivering the fun, fast, and iconic Pulsar experience. The low seat height of 795mm enables easy reach to the ground and yet comes with a high Ground Clearance of 198mm to glide over speed-breakers.

In terms of tech, the N125’s fully digital LCD console has Bluetooth connectivity and provides features like call accept/reject, missed call, and message alerts, along with fuel and economy readings. The LED headlamp ensures better visibility and a precise beam for safety, while the rear mono-shock suspension and USB charging port are practical for daily riders.

The Pulsar N125 comes in two variants – LED Disc BT variant featuring Ebony Black + Purple Fury, Ebony Black + Cocktail Wine Red, Pewter Grey + Citrus Rush colours; LED Disc variant featuring Pearl Metallic White, Ebony Black, Caribbean Blue, Cocktail Wine Red colours.

Sarang Kanade, President - Motorcycles, Bajaj Auto said, “Since 2019. Pulsar is making rapid inroads in the 125cc space through its inspiring offerings like Pulsar 125 and Pulsar NS125. The strategic objective is to offer the signature Pulsar sportiness and performance to the young and demanding customer. Now, we introduce the Pulsar N125, designed for young riders seeking fun, style, and practicality. With its agile handling, refinement, and quick acceleration, the N125 sets a new standard for 125cc motorcycles and enhances the city riding experience. We’re confident that the N125 will set a new standard for what riders can expect from a motorcycle in this category.”

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Bajaj Auto Ltd. has unveiled a new television commercial for the all-new Pulsar 150, marking 25 years of a motorcycle and advertising legacy that helped establish India’s sports motorcycling segment. Ogilvy conceptualised the film as a sequel to Pulsar’s iconic launch campaign, considered one of the firsts in advertising history.

The narrative revisits two nurses who, a quarter-century later, encounter something familiar beneath a white sheet, sparking déjà vu that transports them to their original encounter before the new Pulsar 150 is revealed. Retaining the original’s energy and tempo, the sequel brings the story into the present.

Pulsar’s 2001 arrival reshaped perceptions of what a motorcycle could represent, injecting performance, attitude and excitement into a category dominated by everyday mobility. With over 20 million units sold globally, Pulsar has become a worldwide performance brand, driven by the ‘Definitely Daring’ ethos that has defined it from the start.

Sumeet Narang, President – Marketing, Bajaj Auto Ltd., said, “Pulsar has always stood for an attitude that goes beyond the motorcycle itself. Over the years, that attitude has evolved with the riders, the category and the brand, but its essence remains ‘Definitely Daring’. This campaign gives us an opportunity to celebrate that journey in a way that feels relevant today, with the all-new Pulsar 150 representing the next expression of that spirit.”

Sukesh Nayak, Group Chief Creative Officer, Ogilvy India, said, “Creating the next chapter of a film that is so deeply remembered presents a very different creative challenge. The audience already knows the setup, so the opportunity was to use that familiarity to build anticipation and then surprise them with where the film goes. The visual cues and rhythm create that instant recognition, while the new turn in the story keeps it firmly rooted in the present.”

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Hero MotoCorp, the world’s largest two-wheeler manufacturer, has launched a new variant of its Glamour X 125cc motorcycle equipped with single-channel anti-lock braking paired with an integrated braking system.

The motorcycle represents the initial application of single-channel ABS alongside an integrated braking layout in the 125cc commuter segment, aiming to reduce stopping distances and maintain vehicle stability during deceleration.

The braking configuration operates in conjunction with existing safety equipment on the motorcycle, which includes panic brake alert signals that activate flashing LED indicators during sudden deceleration, as well as hazard lamps.

The Glamour X 125 is powered by a Sprint-EBT engine generating 11.4 horsepower (8.5 kW) at 8,250 rpm. It comes with three selectable riding modes – Eco, Road and Power –and features cruise control functionality.

Ashutosh Varma, CBO of the India Business Unit, Hero MotoCorp, said, "The 125cc segment is witnessing a rapid evolution, with customers increasingly demanding a blend of contemporary styling, advanced technology and uncompromised safety. The Glamour X has already disrupted this space with category-first features including Ride Modes and Cruise Control. By introducing first-in-segment integrated ABS, we are not just upgrading a motorcycle; we are reshaping the safety standards for the entire category. This launch strengthens our portfolio and offers intelligent, future-ready mobility solutions that empower the new-age Indian rider."

The motorcycle utilises a 10.7 cm multi-colour instrument console with ambient backlighting that displays gear shift guidance, distance-to-empty metrics and real-time fuel consumption data. The display system supports Bluetooth connectivity to supply turn-by-turn navigation with estimated time of arrival notifications, alongside call and message alerts. Physical features include full LED lighting, a C-type USB charging port, under-seat storage compartments and a flat seat layout.

The Glamour X with integrated ABS is available at dealerships across India priced at INR 101,000 (ex-showroom Delhi). It can be had in Gun Metal Grey, Matt Axis Grey, Black Pearl Red, and Black Teal Blue colour options.

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India Yamaha Motor, one of the leading two-wheeler manufacturers in the country, has opened its 600th Blue Square showroom in the country, expanding its dedicated retail network across sales, service and spare parts operations.

The Blue Square retail format, introduced in 2019 following the company's brand campaign launch in 2018, serves as a sales channel for Yamaha's premium motorcycles and scooters.

The outlets feature specialised sections for vehicle displays, riding accessories, branded merchandise and customer service facilities. The network displays models including the R-Series supersport range, the MT-15, the AEROX 155, the FZ series and the hybrid variants of the Fascino 125 and RayZR. The showrooms also host activities for the Blue Streaks owner community.

Hajime Aota, Chairman, Yamaha Motor India Group of Companies, said, "Reaching 600 Blue Square showrooms is a significant milestone in Yamaha’s journey to build a stronger and more connected community across India. As the cornerstone of our premium retail strategy, Blue Square enables us to deliver a distinctive brand and ownership experience for our customers. Beyond retail, these showrooms have helped build a vibrant and growing Blue Streaks community, bringing Yamaha riders together through shared experiences and a passion for riding. I sincerely thank our dealer partners for their continued trust and commitment and warmly welcome our new partners joining us on this growth journey. Together, we will continue to strengthen Yamaha’s presence and bring customers closer to the Yamaha experience."

The retail expansion covers locations across all four regions of India, supporting Yamaha's distribution strategy for its higher-capacity motorcycles and hybrid scooter lineup.

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Jawa Yezdi Motorcycles has concluded its All Stars trilogy with the unveiling of a comprehensively reworked Jawa 42, a machine that represents the most profound evolution of the model since it pioneered the modern classic category in India. The launch serves as the final chapter in a three-part strategy that began with the contemporary 42 FJ and continued through the individualistic 42 Bobber, now bringing the brand's vision to its logical culmination.

A transformed stance defines the new motorcycle, with engineering teams widening the rear section and equipping a larger 150/70-17 tyre to create a more commanding road presence. The sculpted seat, positioned at 790 mm, receives enhanced cushioning while maintaining the flat profile that has become synonymous with the brand, complemented by redesigned side panels and a compact upswept exhaust that improves both aesthetics and water-wading capability.

Handling dynamics receive substantial attention through adjustments to frame stiffness, swingarm rigidity and overall mass distribution, resulting in improved agility for city navigation without sacrificing stability at higher speeds. The mechanical foundation remains a 294.72 cc liquid-cooled DOHC engine paired with a six-speed gearbox, while dual-channel ABS works in conjunction with 280 mm front and 240 mm rear disc brakes to deliver confident stopping performance.

The All Stars philosophy draws from a rider community characterised by self-assurance and a distinctive blend of individualism with collective identity, a dynamic observed in defence forces and sporting teams where personal excellence coexists with shared purpose. This ethos manifests across the range, with the Bobber celebrating non-conformity, the FJ embracing contemporary sportiness, and the new 42 serving as the flagship that unites these expressions under a single insignia of belonging.

Preservation of iconic design elements ensures the motorcycle remains recognisably Jawa, with the signature 13.2-litre fuel tank, round headlamp and bench-style seat carried forward even as the model receives over 60 distinct enhancements. These refinements build upon the 2018 original that disrupted the market with its off-centre instrumentation and unconventional colour schemes, marking a significant advancement for the brand's modern-era journey.

Deliveries are scheduled to commence on 14 September 2026, with pricing starting at INR 179,942 for the Black and Ivory variant and reaching INR 189,942 for the All Stars Black option across six colourways. The Ownership Assurance Program provides a standard four-year or 50,000-kilometre warranty, extendable to six years, alongside eight years of roadside assistance and five years of AMC coverage, all accessible through more than 450 sales and service touchpoints nationwide.

Anupam Thareja, Co-Founder, Classic Legends, said, “The most interesting communities are built by people who share a way of conducting themselves even when there is no audience. That is what we have come to understand about the Jawa rider. The codes of character, conduct and courage we see in places as different as defence and sports. We live by it by launching new formats for rider needs, motorcycles with a distinct design and recognising those who live by these codes every day. The Jawa 42 helped launch India’s modern classic category. The All Stars 42 carries that same instinct forward, not by abandoning what made the Jawa 42 but by asking what it should mean to the rider of today.”

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