Bajaj Auto hinted at an upcoming motorcycle with a teaser stating, “The sound is enough. You already know what it is.. Or do you?” suggesting a KTM-derived liquid-cooled engine.
Pulsar RS200 Updates: The Pulsar RS200 is expected to receive significant upgrades in 2025, as it remains the only KTM-derived liquid-cooled Bajaj product yet to get a major update.
Bajaj To Launch 2025 Pulsar RS200: Releases Teaser
Revised Design:
While the current Pulsar RS200 design is popular, improvements are expected, especially for the LED tail lights.
The front fascia, reminiscent of the Transformer Bumblebee, is its strongest design element.
New Colors:
Bajaj might reintroduce the iconic Yellow color alongside the existing Burnt Red, Pewter Grey, and White.
Cleaner single-tone colors with less clutter are also anticipated.
Updated Instrumentation:
The RS200’s semi-digital instrument cluster, shared with the NS200, lacks features like Bluetooth connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation. The 2025 model might adopt the updated cluster from the NS200.
Taller Windshield:
A taller windshield could be introduced as standard to cater to taller riders and enhance wind deflection.
Adjustable Levers:
Adjustable clutch and brake levers, similar to those on the Pulsar NS400Z, might be added to improve rider convenience.
USD Telescopic Front Forks:
The 2025 RS200 might feature USD telescopic front forks for better handling, complementing its perimeter frame, and enhancing cornering performance.
Same Engine:
Bajaj is expected to retain the 199.5cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled KTM-derived engine, delivering 24.5 PS of power and 18.7 Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed gearbox.
Attractive Pricing:
The upgraded 2025 Pulsar RS200 will likely come at a higher price than the current ₹1.74 lakh (ex-showroom). However, Bajaj is expected to keep the price increase reasonable.
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