Bajaj

Subterms

    More stories

    • 113 Shares179 Views

      in Bike

      Bajaj Avenger Modified Custom Motorcycle Has Harley Davidson Vibes

      by

      Bajaj offers two variations of its cruiser bike in the form of Avenger Cruise 220 and Avenger Street 160Bajaj Avenger Modified MotorcycleNeev Motorcycles is a Delhi-based company that is known for making beautiful custom motorcycles that are usually based on a Royal Enfield. We have previously covered some of their work, most of which were based on a Royal Enfield. With a rather blank canvas, Royal Enfield are the preferred choice for modding jobs.Often regarded as ‘sasta Royal Enfield’ Bajaj Avenger is more cruiser than any Royal Enfield motorcycle till date, except for Super Meteor 650 which was launched yesterday. Bajaj Avenger sticks with textbook cruiser parameters and offers unrivaled comfort and ease of riding. Neev Motorcycles have done a recent job on a Bajaj Avenger and will leave you impressed.Bajaj Avenger Modified Custom MotorcycleAn eye-catching design along with a bobber style single seat layout makes Atom an attractive proposition. The entire motorcycle is finished in black and has a custom fuel tank with a centrally-mounted fuel cap. Harley Davidson vibes are clearly visible.There is an interesting pattern on top of the fuel tank finished in grey which resembles a Christian cross or Denmark’s flag. Regardless, it does look tasteful. There are custom fork covers, engine guards, auxiliary lights, and a beautifully finished quilted pattern seat cover.Bajaj Avenger Modified MotorcycleSome of the chassis is left exposed and there are new battery covers and air filter covers that are custom and don Atom branding which looks scientific, based on its design. Bajaj Avenger modified motorcycle gets new after-market LED turn indicators at the front and rear. These look very snazzy. An aftermarket exhaust grabs a lot of attention and dons a slip-on end can from SC Project.Bajaj Avenger Modified MotorcycleAt front, we now have a new LED headlight that is circular in shape just like stock Avenger. Neev has also installed an aftermarket instrument cluster which is fully digital, replacing the old analog one.Bajaj Avenger ATOM by NeevSwitchgear is retained from stock motorcycle, which aren’t of high quality. There are bar end mirrors which add a lot of swag. Bajaj offers 17” alloys at front and 15” at the rear with Avenger Street 160. Which are spoked wheels with Avenger Cruise 220. Neev Motorcycles has used the same alloy wheels that Bajaj offers, but switched.Bajaj Avenger Modified MotorcycleConfused? Neev Motorcycles has put the rear 15” wheel at front with a fat and high profile block pattern tyre which looks a lot more muscular than Bajaj could have ever achieved with its stock Avenger. The skinnier 17” alloy which was supposed to be at the front, is now at the rear. Weird choice, but it works beautifully to make Avenger look beefy and attractive, which it does.Bajaj Avenger 160 Street comes offered with a 160 cc single-cylinder engine that makes 14.79 bhp of power and 13.7 Nm of torque. Avenger Cruise 220 is offered with a 220 cc engine that makes 18.4 bhp of power and 17.55 Nm of torque. Both engines are mated to a 5-speed gearbox.Source More

    • 125 Shares189 Views

      in Bike

      Bajaj Auto Sales Dec 2022 – Pulsar, Platina, Dominar, Chetak

      by

      Bajaj Auto has posted a YoY decline of 23 percent in 2W sales while total sales also dipped 22 percent YoYBajaj Dominar 200 in BrazilBajaj Auto Limited has seen its sales dip significantly in December 2022. Total sales were down 22 percent YoY to 2,81,486 units from 3,62,470 units sold in Dec 2021 relating to a massive 80,984 unit volume de-growth. Sales fell both in terms of two wheeler domestic sales and exports while in CV sales positive growth was seen in domestic markets while exports suffered from lower sales.Commercial vehicle sales performed somewhat better in domestic markets, noting a 25 percent YoY growth to 23,030 units from 18,386 units sold in Dec 2021. Exports on the other hand dipped 55 percent YoY to 11,432 units from 25,315 units shipped in the same month of the previous year.Bajaj Auto Sales Dec 2022Two wheeler sales of Bajaj Auto dipped 2 percent YoY to 1,25,525 units in Dec 2022, down from 1,27,593 units sold in Dec 2021. Exports suffered a more substantial de-growth, down 36 percent YoY to 1,21,499 units from 1,91,176 units sold in Dec 2021. This took total sales in the 2W segment down 23 percent to 2,47,024 units in Dec 2022, from 3,18,769 units sold in Dec 2021 relating to a 71,745 unit volume de-growth.Total sales (2W+CV) stood at 1,48,555 units in domestic markets, up 2 percent YoY over 1,45,979 units sold in Dec 2021 while exports dipped 39 percent to 1,32,931 units in the past month from 2,16,491 units sold in Dec 2021. In the two wheeler segment, it was the Pulsar, Platina, Avenger, Dominar, CT as well as the Chetak electric scooter – that performed.Bajaj Auto Sales Dec 2022Bajaj Auto also posted de-growth on a YTD (April-Dec) basis. Total sales stood at 30,67,934 units in the 2022 period, down 8 percent from 33,31,782 units sold in the same period of 2021. Again it was domestic sales of 2W (13,90,698 units) that grew 7 percent during this period while exports fell 21 percent to 13,26,541 units.Bajaj Auto Sales YTD Dec 2022CV sales in domestic markets improved by 81 percent on YTD basis while exports dipped 38 percent to 1,49,994 units. Total (2W+CV) sales in domestic markets increased 13 percent to 15,91,399 units while exports fell 23 percent to 14,76,535 units.Bajaj Two Wheeler Sales CY 2022Taking into account sales during the Jan to Dec 2022 period, Bajaj Auto has seen a 4.17 percent de-growth to 16,84,884 units in the 2022 period from 17,58,192 units sold in CY 2021. 8 out of 12 months of CY 2022 saw sales in the red. The company ended Q1 2022 down 30.45 percent to 3,26,438 units from 4,69,343 units sold in Q1 of CY 2021.Bajaj Two Wheeler Sales 2022 – DomesticQ2  2022 also ended with a de-growth of 7.15 percent to 3,10,006 units from 3,33,863 units sold in Q2 2021 while Q3 2022 saw more positive sales, up 25.20 percent. Sales in this period of 2022 stood at 6,05,615 units from 4,83,702 units sold in Q3 2021. However, Bajaj Auto slipped again in Q4 2022 by 6.04 percent but ended H2 2022 with a 9.79 percent growth to 10,48,440 units from 9,54,986 units sold in H2 2021. The Chakan based two wheeler maker also has several upcoming launches that could set the trend in 2023. More

    • 138 Shares189 Views

      in Bike

      Bajaj Sales Breakup Nov 2022 – Pulsar, Platina, CT, Chetak, Avenger

      by

      Bajaj Auto noted a de-growth both in domestic and export markets in November 2022Bajaj PulsarBajaj Auto Limited has seen sales dip significantly on a YoY basis in November 2022. Domestic sales fell 15.29 percent to 1,19,367 units in the past month from 1,40,909 units sold in Nov 2021. This was a 21,542 unit volume de-growth. Exports on the other hand, fell 30.50 percent YoY from 1,87,561 units shipped in Nov 2021 to 1,30,364 units in the past month leading to a 57,197 unit volume de-growth.It was the Bajaj Pulsar that topped sales charts in Indian markets last month. Total sales stood at 72,735 units, up 17.48 percent from 61,913 units sold in Nov 2021. The Pulsar commands a 60.93 percent share in the company lineup. It was the Pulsar 125cc that was most in demand at 45,173 units, up 6.67 percent from 42,311 units sold in Nov 2021.Bajaj Sales Breakup Nov 2022 – DomesticThere were also 13,535 units of the Pulsar 150cc sold with a 3.45 percent YoY growth along with 13,557 units of Pulsar 200cc relating to a 130.80 percent YoY growth and 470 units of Pulsar 250cc which was a 27.02 percent de-growth over 644 units sold in Nov 2021. Bajaj Platina sales dipped 44.43 percent YoY to 33,702 units from 60,646 units sold in Nov 2021 commanding a 28.23 percent share.There were also 7,471 units of the Bajaj CT sold last month, a 43.38 percent YoY de-growth from 13,196 units sold in Nov 2021. Of the CT range, Bajaj CT 125X, launched in India in August 2022 at Rs 71,354, saw sales of 3,962 units while there were also 3,509 units of CT 110cc sold last month relating to a 73.41 percent YoY de-growth from 13,196 units sold in Nov 2021.Bajaj Domestic Sales Breakup Nov 2022Bajaj has been noting outstanding demand for the Chetak e-scooter. Sales in the past month stood at 3,346 units, a 554.79 percent YoY growth from 511 units sold in Nov 2021. The Chetak rivals the Hero Vida V1 electric scooters, Ola S1 and S1 Pro as well as the Ather 450X. The Bajaj Avenger and Dominar both saw reduced sales in Nov 2022 down to 1,300 units and 813 units leading to a 51.18 percent and 58.94 percent YoY de-growth respectively.Bajaj Boxer tops Export List in Nov 2022Bajaj Boxer was the most exported model in November 2022 despite a 35.67 percent YoY de-growth. Exports stood at 80,500 units in the past month, down from 1,25,128 units shipped in Nov 2021. The Boxer commands a 61.75 percent share. Of the Boxer range, it was the 110cc model that commanded most attention with 66,556 units shipped last month while there were 4,488 units of Boxer 125cc and 9,456 units of Boxer 150cc also exported out of which it was only the Boxer 125cc that saw a 29.86 percent YoY growth.Pulsar exports grew marginally by 1.83 percent YoY to 24,286 units from 23,850 units exported in Nov 2021. Global sales were led by the Pulsar 200cc model with 11,588 units shipped in the past month along with 5,856 units of Pulsar 150cc, 3,448 units of Pulsar 250cc and 3,394 units of Pulsar 125ccBajaj Exports Breakup Nov 2022Exports of Bajaj CT dipped 7.22 percent to 18,764 units from 20,224 units sold in Nov 2022. This included 10,964 units of CT 125cc and 864 units of CT 150cc. While4 Dominar exports increased 10.92 percent to 3,148 units (2,056 units of Dominar 500cc and 1,092 units of Dominar 250cc).Discover exports also fell 73.77 percent YoY to 2,740 units from 10,448 units sold in Nov 2021 out of which there were 1,440 units of Discover 110cc and 1,300 units of Discover 125cc shipped. The maximum de-growth was seen in the case of Bajaj Platina, down 87.16 percent YoY to 576 units from 4,485 units shipped in Nov 2021. Avenger exports also fell 40.48 percent from 588 units to just 350 units last month. More

    • 188 Shares199 Views

      in Bike

      Bajaj Pulsar NS 160, NS 200 Gets USD Forks – Launch As Dominar In Brazil

      by

      Under the skin, Bajaj Dominar 200 and Dominar 160 are rebranded Pulsar NS200 and NS160 respectivelyBajaj Dominar 160 and Dominar 200Bajaj Auto may not be among the top three highest-selling 2W brands in domestic market, as those spots are occupied by Hero MotoCorp, Honda and TVS. Where exports are concerned, there is no beating Bajaj as it is the highest-exported 2W brand from India. Even the second highest 2W exporter, TVS, is shipping almost half the volume of Bajaj.Latin America is one of the markets where Bajaj is currently active in a big way. There are new developments when it comes to Bajaj’s portfolio in Brazil. Bajaj has launched two new motorcycles that are very familiar to Indians, but with different names. They are Dominar 200 and Dominar 160.Bajaj Dominar 200 And Dominar 160These are not new motorcycles. Instead, these are essentially the same as Pulsar NS 200 and NS 160 that are on sale in India. These get almost similar componentry, except for the addition of USD front forks. In India, the Pulsar NS 160 and NS 200 do not get USD forks.India-spec Dominar comes in two different engine specifications and is named accordingly, Dominar 400 and Dominar 250. Bajaj markets the Dominar range as power cruisers, a term which is inspired by Ducati Diavel. Both Dominar gets LED lighting, beefy and muscular proportions and powerful engines.Bajaj Dominar 160 and Dominar 200In Brazil, Bajaj has launched India-spec NS160 and NS200 as Dominar 160 and Dominar 200. Hat tip to automotive enthusiast Varun Murali for sharing the update. In India, Bajaj is headed in a new direction when it comes to the Pulsar range. We have seen it with Pulsar N250 and F250, N160 and recently launched P150.It is speculated that the NS lineup will be absorbed by the N lineup in Bajaj’s portfolio. We have seen the launch of N160 and N125 being tested and geared up for launch. Classic OG Pulsar lineup is said to be transformed into the P lineup as we saw with P150. With an extensive global portfolio, Bajaj might be rebranding the NS lineup as Dominar for Brazil.ChangesBrazil-spec Bajaj Dominar 200 and Dominar 160 get USD forks up front unlike regular telescopic forks found in NS lineup in India. Bajaj is offering 31 mm USD fork on Dominar 160 and 33 mm USD fork on Dominar 200. Even though most of the specs are similar to the Indian NS200, the Brazilian Dominar 200 gets 0.1 Nm more torque.Bajaj Dominar 160Other changes on Brazilian Bajaj Dominar 200 and Dominar 160 over Indian spec models are slightly refreshed graphics, Dominar 3D logo replacing Pulsar logo on fuel tank and a new front mudguard. Brazil-spec Bajaj Dominar 200 and Dominar 160 get Grimeca-branded brake calipers at both ends as well. More

    • 138 Shares139 Views

      in Bike

      New Bajaj Platina 110 ABS At Dealer Showroom – First Walkaround

      by

      Displacing 115.45 cc, Bajaj Platina 110 ABS engine makes 8.44 bhp of power and 9.81 Nm of torque and is mated to a 5-speed gearboxNew Bajaj Platina 110 ABSCompetition leads to better products for end consumers. This has stayed true in almost every segment. To create competition there has to be someone to take the leap of faith or take the first step. That’s exactly what Bajaj has done with Platina 110 ABS.By launching Platina ABS, Bajaj has introduced the safety net of ABS in 110-115cc budget commuter segment. As seen in top 10 motorcycle sales charts, Hero Splendor and Honda CB Shine secure the top spots while Platina takes 5th spot with 33K units in its name.Bajaj Platina 110 ABS WalkaroundPriced at Rs. 72,224 (ex-sh), Bajaj Platina 110 ABS is a good buy when rivals are considered. Post-launch, display units have started to arrive at dealerships. Thanks to BikeDirector channel, we now have a detailed walkaround to understand what this new vehicle offers. Let’s take a look.This segment-first ABS safety net is likely to bring increased sales for Bajaj. The company has received feedback regarding better braking hardware as the target demographic faced a lot of panic braking situations. Roads are filled with random idiocies and unregulated factors result in panic braking situations which further lead into wheel locking and skidding. These are major concerns and often lead to accidents.[embedded content][embedded content]Now that Bajaj has introduced ABS in this budget commuter segment, it is highly likely that rivals will take notice and implement similar tech. Speaking about the motorcycle in question, the walkaround video gives good insights. For starters, design and powertrain are identical to the Platina 110 ES model, without ABS.We get a fairly stylish design when commuter standards are concerned. Alloy wheel differs from Platina 100 and gets an option of disc brake as well. Headlight assembly gets a black surround and a semi-transparent visor, which is opaque on lower trims of Platina 100. It gets a long seat which should appeal to the target demographic.We now have ABS stickers on front telescopic forks which is a visual identifier as opposed to other variants in Platina 110 lineup. The digital instrument cluster offers a fair amount of information and even displays ABS indications as well.Specs & FeaturesComponentry is kept identical to standard Platina 110, except for the new ABS hardware. The overall motorcycle weighs in at just 119 kg and is very manoeuvrable by an average person. Combining this lightness with a 115.45 cc single-cylinder engine, one can expect impressive fuel economy figures.This fuel injected engine is capable of making 8.44 bhp of power at 7,000 RPM and 9.81 Nm of torque at 5,000 RPM. It is mated to a 5-speed gearbox connected to rear wheels via a chain drive. Bajaj Platina 110 ABS retains the 11L fuel tank from the outgoing model and offers a decent tank range. More

    • 138 Shares99 Views

      in Bike

      Bajaj Platina ABS 110cc Launch Price 72k – First In Segment

      by

      Bajaj Platina 110 ABS will ensure better safety for riders, who often have to deal with panic braking situationsBajaj Platina ABS 110ccContinuing on its mission to improve overall user experience, Bajaj has launched Platina 110 ABS. It is India’s first motorcycle in 100-110cc segment to offer the safety net of ABS. The bike also gets a digital speedometer that shows a broader range of information including ABS indicator.Even with first-in-segment ABS features and other updates, Bajaj has ensured that Platina 110 does not compromise on the affordability factor. Platina 110 ABS is available at a starting price of Rs 72,224 (ex-showroom Delhi). This is around the same as 100cc Splendor Plus, the largest selling motorcycle in the country.Bajaj Platina 110 ABSRiding on two wheels can never be 100% safe. But at least new features can reduce some of the risks that riders face on an everyday basis. Platina 110 ABS does just that by providing the right equipment to effectively deal with panic braking situations. Based on consumer feedback, it was noted that one of the key challenges two-wheeler users face is panic braking. Such situations can arise due to various factors such as stray animals, rash driving, bad patches on the roads, potholes, wrong side driving, etc.ABS helps, as it significantly improves balance, handling and stability in such challenging situations. ABS also reduces braking distance, which helps avoid direct collisions. With ABS, users can avoid skidding and crashing, which can result in serious bruising and other injuries. ABS becomes all the more important here, as India accounts for the world’s highest road deaths. Among them, around 45% of the accidents involve two-wheelers.Bajaj Platina ABS 110ccApart from improved braking, Platina 110 ABS is equipped with a new digital speedometer. It displays a range of information including ABS indicator, gear indicator and gear guidance. Platina 110 ABS has longer front and rear suspension that helps avoid jerks and vibrations. The bike has a long, wide and well-padded seat for optimal comfort of both rider and pillion. Platina 110 ABS has state-of-the-art headlight with integrated DRL, which ensures clear visibility to the rider.Will other commuter bikes get ABS?Segment-first features are always welcome and even more so when they are meant to prevent injuries and save lives. In various tests, ABS has demonstrated its capabilities to prevent accidents. As ABS offers clear, scientifically verifiable benefits, it raises the question as to why it should not be made mandatory for all two wheelers. If helmets can be made mandatory, why not ABS?Increased cost is apparently the primary resistance, but if Bajaj can do it why not others. Lakhs of 100-110cc bikes are sold annually, which demonstrates the significant number of users that stand to gain with ABS.Even if there is no regulatory intervention, it is possible that market forces may prompt other OEMs to introduce ABS with their commuter bikes. People who care about their safety and their loved ones will naturally prefer bikes that offer enhanced safety. More

    • 113 Shares99 Views

      in Bike

      Bajaj Pulsar 150 Discontinued – Replaced By New P150

      by

      Pulsar 150’s successor P150 has already been launched, which will continue to rival the likes of Honda Unicorn, Yamaha FZ 15, TVS Apache 160 and Gixxer 155Old Gen Bajaj Pulsar 150 DiscontinuedPulsar 150 and Pulsar 180 have played a key role in establishing Bajaj Auto as a leading player in motorcycle segment. The bikes are preferred for their sporty profile and powerful performance. Pulsar range has been expanded over the years and it continues to be the primary contributor to overall sales.After an exciting journey of more than two decades, Bajaj has taken the decision to discontinue Pulsar 150. It was inevitable, as Bajaj had launched the successor Pulsar P150 in November 2022. Pulsar 150 discontinuation is part of Bajaj’s ongoing initiative to revamp its Pulsar range. As part of that plan, Pulsar 180 was discontinued in August 2022, whereas Pulsar 220 production was stopped in 2021.Pulsar 150 evolutionWhile Bajaj had once dominated the scooter segment in 1980s and 90s, the market transformed rapidly with availability of affordable 100cc commuter bikes. These were faster, more agile and offered higher fuel efficiency. Such developments prompted Bajaj to step-up focus on motorcycles, which eventually resulted in launch of Pulsar 150 and Pulsar 180. The Pulsar twins got the attention of enthusiasts with their superior look and feel and peppy performance.Over the years, a number of changes and generational updates have been introduced for Pulsar 150. The first-gen Pulsar 150 used to generate 12 bhp of max power and was mated to a 5-speed gearbox. A big update for the bike was DTS-i Digital Twin Spark Ignition technology in 2003. It boosted overall performance and also improved fuel efficiency.New Pulsar P150Another feature that made Pulsar 150 popular was Nitrox rear suspension, which was probably a best-in-segment feature at that time. It ensured smoother rides and was especially useful in tackling rough patches on the streets.In its current form, Pulsar 150 churns out 14 PS of max power and 13.25 Nm of peak torque. The bike has a dominating street presence, with features such as wolf-eyed headlamp, carbon fibre accents and dagger-edged graphics. Pulsar 150 runs on 17-inch wheels at both ends and comes with 260mm ventilated front disc, integrated with ABS.Pulsar P150 featuresWhile legends are difficult to replace, the successor Pulsar P150 has a lot more to offer. Design has been completely overhauled to achieve a sharper, sportier profile. Some of the key highlights include sleek headlamp, sculpted fuel tank, slim waistline, underbelly exhaust and crystalline LED tail lamp. The bike is available in a range of exciting single-tone and dual-tone colour options.Power-to-weight ratio is higher now, as the bike weighs 10 kg less than the outgoing model. The all-new refined engine onboard Pulsar P150 generates 14.5 PS and 13.5 Nm. Improvements have also been made across torque availability, gear shift smoothness and reduction in noise and vibrations. Users can expect better ride quality, as Pulsar P150 has advanced monoshock rear suspension. All these updates have prepared P150 to take on the baton from Pulsar 150. More

    • 125 Shares139 Views

      in Bike

      Bajaj Sales Nov 2022 Decline – Pulsar, Platina, Dominar, Chetak

      by

      Except for commercial vehicles sales in domestic markets, Bajaj sales for November 2022 is not something to write home about for the companyBajaj Pulsar NS200Post festive season, Bajaj sales have slightly declined in November 2022 over the numbers registered in November 2021. Taking 2 Wheelers, Bajaj’s domestic sales stood at 1,23,490 units and when compared to 1,44,953 units sold a year ago, Bajaj registered 15% decline YoY in domestic market.Exports reflected the same results as domestic market with respect to two wheelers. At 1,38,630 2-wheelers shipped, Bajaj registered 28% decline YoY in contrast to 1,93,520 2-wheelers shipped a year ago. It is to be noted that Bajaj’s exports are greater than its domestic sales when two-wheelers are concerned.In total, Bajaj’s two-wheelers managed to register 2,62,120 units last month, down from 3,38,473 units a year before. This led to a 23% decline YoY for Bajaj’s two-wheeler sales. Top selling two wheelers from Bajaj Auto include – Pulsar, Platina, CT, Dominar, Avenger as well as Chetak electric scooter.Bajaj Sales Nov 2022Commercial vehicles accounted for 29,226 units sold last month. As opposed to 13,802 units sold a year ago, Bajaj more than doubled its commercial vehicle sales in domestic market at 112% YoY growth. Commercial vehicles exports didn’t reflect the same amount of growth that is witnessed in domestic market.Bajaj Auto Sales Nov 2022In fact, Exports of commercial vehicles dropped from 27,001 in November 2021 to just 15,206 last month. This accounts for a 44% decline in sales YoY. In total, Bajaj’s CV numbers stood at 44,432 vehicles and compared to 40,803 vehicles sold a year before, Bajaj saw 9% YoY growth in CVs.When 2W and CVs are combined, domestic market witnessed a 4% decline and exports saw a 30% decline with numbers standing at 1,52,716 and 1,53,836 units respectively. Bajaj’s total sales stood at 3,06,552, down by 19% YoY when opposed to 3,79,276 units sold a year before.YTD Sales Bajaj AutoBajaj’s YTD analysis is in the green when the domestic market for two-wheelers is concerned. That too by 8% growth YoY with 12,65,173 units in total. Exports saw a dip of 19% YoY, though. In total, 24,70,215 two-wheelers were pushed out of Bajaj’s plant between April to November 2022, down by 7% YoY from numbers registered in 2021.Bajaj Auto Sales YTD FY2022/23CVs in domestic market almost doubled their sales with 93% You growth. While exports fell 36% YoY. Bajaj’s CV sales YTD stood at 3,16,233 units and saw only a 2% YoY growth. In total, Bajaj’s domestic sales YTD stood at 14,42,844, up from 12,66,673 by 14% growth YoY. Total exports fell by 21% though.Bajaj’s total YTD analysis yields 27,86,448 units in 2022. When 2021 figures are taken, there was a 6% YoY decline in Bajaj’s total YTD sales when both domestic and exports are taken into account.  More