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      Bajaj Auto March 2025 Sales – Closes FY 2024-25 With 7% Growth

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      Bajaj Pulsar NS160Bajaj Auto Limited has reported total sales of 3,69,823 units for March 2025, marking a modest 1% year-on-year (YoY) growth over the 3,65,904 units sold in March 2024. This figure includes both two-wheelers and commercial vehicles, spread across domestic and export markets.
      Bajaj Auto March 2025 Sales
      In the two-wheeler segment, Bajaj sold 3,15,732 units in March 2025, compared to 3,13,885 units a year ago — a marginal growth of 1%. While domestic sales remained flat at 1,83,659 units, exports rose slightly to 1,32,073 units from 1,30,881 units, reflecting consistent international demand.
      Bajaj Auto March 2025 Sales
      The real growth driver for Bajaj Auto in March came from the commercial vehicle (CV) segment. Total CV sales grew by 4% YoY, with exports surging 11% from 14,630 units in March 2024 to 16,276 units in March 2025. Domestic CV sales also grew marginally by 1%, reaching 37,815 units.
      Combining both segments, Bajaj Auto’s total domestic sales in March 2025 stood at 2,21,474 units, while total exports rose to 1,48,349 units, up 2% from the same month last year. The continued growth in exports, especially in the commercial vehicle space, reinforces Bajaj Auto’s strong international market position.
      Bajaj Auto FY 2025 Sales
      Bajaj Auto FY 2025 Sales
      Bajaj Auto has wrapped up the financial year 2024-25 on a positive note, registering a total sales volume of 46,50,966 units, reflecting a 7% growth over 43,50,933 units sold in FY 2023-24. The growth has been driven by a strong recovery in exports and consistent performance in domestic markets across both two-wheelers and commercial vehicles.
      In the two-wheeler segment, Bajaj Auto recorded total sales of 39,82,309 units, up 7% from 37,27,923 units in the previous fiscal. Of this, domestic sales stood at 23,08,249 units, marking a 3% growth, while exports surged 13%, increasing from 14,77,338 units in FY24 to 16,74,060 units in FY25. The export performance reaffirms Bajaj’s position as one of India’s largest two-wheeler exporters.
      Bajaj’s commercial vehicle business also grew by 7%, with sales reaching 6,68,657 units in FY25, compared to 6,23,010 units in FY24. While domestic CV sales saw a 3% rise to 4,79,436 units, the export of commercial vehicles jumped 19% to 1,89,221 units, up from 1,58,872 units in the previous fiscal. This highlights the growing acceptance of Bajaj’s CVs in international markets.
      In total, domestic sales (2W + CV) for Bajaj Auto stood at 27,87,685 units, up 3% YoY, while exports grew a robust 14%, closing at 18,63,281 units versus 16,36,210 units in FY24. This consistent export momentum has played a key role in driving overall volumes. More

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      Bajaj Pulsar Celebrates 2 Crore Sales Milestone – Announces Special Prices

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      New Bajaj Pulsar 400Bajaj Auto Ltd., India’s leading two-wheeler manufacturer and the world’s most valuable two and three-wheeler company, has achieved a historic milestone – crossing the 2 crore unit sales mark for its iconic Pulsar brand. To celebrate this global feat, Bajaj has announced limited-time special celebration prices across select Pulsar models, offering savings of up to Rs 7,300.
      Launched in 2001, the Bajaj Pulsar has grown to become the undisputed leader in the sports motorcycle segment in India and has created a global fanbase in over 50 countries. From Latin America to Southeast Asia and the Middle East, Pulsar has become synonymous with affordable performance, sporty design, and reliable engineering. The brand’s “Definitely Daring” philosophy has resonated with riders for over two decades, making Pulsar more than just a motorcycle—it’s a symbol of freedom and thrill.
      Special Celebration Prices – April 2025
      To mark this occasion, Bajaj Auto has rolled out special pricing on select Pulsar models. Here’s a look at the offers:
      Bajaj Pulsar 2 Crore Milestone Celebration Prices
      Two Crore Strong and Growing
      It took Bajaj 17 years (2001–2018) to sell the first 1 crore Pulsars, but the second crore was achieved in just 6 years (2019–2025), underlining the brand’s rising popularity and rapid global expansion. Pulsar currently holds the No. 1 or No. 2 position in over 20 international markets, with a strong foothold in India and abroad.
      Sarang Kanade, President of Bajaj Auto’s Motorcycle Business Unit, shared his excitement, “Pulsar has always been more than a motorcycle—it’s a powerhouse of energy, performance, and a ‘Definitely Daring’ attitude. Reaching the 2-crore milestone in more than 50 countries is a badge of honor of the unflinching love and trust of Pulsarmaniacs everywhere. This celebration isn’t ours alone—it’s for each one of the riders who have made Pulsar a global phenomenon.”
      He added, “To mark this amazing achievement and thank our valued customers for their loyalty, we are happy to introduce special celebration prices on select Pulsar models in April. It’s the perfect excuse to experience the power, style, and thrill that Pulsar offers – a ride that is ‘Definitely Daring’.” More

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      Bajaj Sales Breakup Feb 2025 – Pulsar, Chetak, Platina, CT, Avenger, Freedom, Dominar

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      New Bajaj Pulsar 400In terms of volumes, majority of Bajaj sales in February have come from motorcycles in 125cc to 200cc segment
      Bajaj two-wheeler domestic sales in February 2025 were at 1,36,688 units, as compared to 1,61,903 units sold in the corresponding period last year. In percentage terms, sales are down by -15.57%. The results mirror industry trends, wherein the two-wheeler segment appears to be experiencing a cyclical dip in sales. Other two-wheeler manufacturers such as Honda, Hero MotoCorp, Bajaj and Suzuki have also reported negative sales growth in February 2025.
      Pulsar, Chetak, Platina contribute more than 95%
      Pulsar range continues to be the top contributor for the brand’s sales in the domestic market in February 2025. A total of 87,902 Pulsar bikes were sold in the month, contributing 64.31% to Bajaj’s overall sales. However, YoY growth is negative at -21.90%. Sales in the corresponding period last year were at 1,12,544 units. At number two in the list is Bajaj Chetak, which has posted an impressive YoY gain of 57.27%. Chetak and Dominar are the only two products that have posted positive YoY growth in February 2025.
      Bajaj Sales Breakup Feb 2025
      Chetak sales in February were at 21,420 units, as compared to 13,620 units sold in the corresponding period last year. Percentage contribution to sales is at 15.67%. Another reason to celebrate for team Bajaj is that Chetak is now the top-selling electric scooter in the country. In the electric two-wheeler segment, Chetak has a market share of more than 28%. Recent spy shots reveal that Bajaj could introduce a new entry-level version of the Chetak. It will help boost sales even further.
      Third best selling Bajaj bike in February 2025 is Platina. Sales were at 20,923 units, as compared to 28,718 units in the corresponding period last year. That’s a negative YoY growth of -27.14%. Platina contributed 15.31% to overall sales in February.
      Bajaj Sales Breakup Feb 2025
      Next in the list is Bajaj CT with sales of 3,369 units. YoY growth is negative at -29.33%, as compared to 4,767 units sold in the corresponding period last year. Bajaj CT contribution to overall sales in February 2025 is at 2.46%. Other Bajaj bikes have relatively fewer numbers – Avenger (1,316 units), Freedom CNG (1,027 units) and Dominar (731 units).
      Segment-wise sales performance
      In the 75-110cc segment, Bajaj CT and Platina have contributed 3,369 and 20,923 units, respectively. In the 111-125cc segment, the Pulsar 125 range has contributed 53,768 units. That’s close to 2/3rd of the total Pulsar sales in February 2025. Bajaj Freedom CNG bike has sales of 1,027 units, contributing 0.75% to overall sales. In the 126-150cc segment, Bajaj Pulsar has contributed 13,917 units or 10.18% to overall sales.
      Moving up, the 151-200cc is also dominated by Pulsar. Sales are at 15,970 units, contributing 11.68% to overall sales. The other bike in this segment is Avenger 160. It has sales of 1,070 units, contributing 0.78%. In the 201-250cc segment, Bajaj Pulsar leads with sales of 3,802 units. Contribution to overall sales is 2.78%. The other two bikes in this space, Avenger 220 and Dominar 250, have sales of 246 units and 351 units, respectively. Coming to the top-end offerings (351-400cc), Bajaj Dominar has sales of 380 units in February 2025. Pulsar NS400Z has registered sales of 445 units. More

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      2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS160 Launched With New Features

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      2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS160 LaunchedWith an enhanced tech package, the 2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS160 resonates better with the needs of its target audience
      One of Bajaj’s popular Pulsar bikes, the NS160 has received updates at regular intervals. The 2025 model has been launched with riding modes of Road, Rain and Off-road. Bajaj Pulsar NS160 will continue to rival the likes of TVS Apache RTR 160 4V and Hero Xtreme 160R in the affordable 160cc street bike segment.
      Bajaj Pulsar NS160 – Riding modes
      With riding modes of Road, Rain and Offroad, enthusiasts can expect a better overall performance when dealing with varying terrains and environments. Riding modes onboard the Pulsar NS160 adjust the ABS intervention to suit different terrains. Road mode is designed for everyday use with standard ABS intervention.
      2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS160 Riding Modes
      Rain mode increases ABS sensitivity to prevent skidding on wet surfaces. Off-road mode reduces ABS action on the rear wheel, allowing for better control on loose surfaces like dirt and gravel. Offering riding modes for 160cc motorcycle class might seem unnecessary, but it offers a dash of confidence in young riders.
      If we compare with rival offerings, the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V offers riding modes of Urban, Rain and Sport. As the name suggests, Urban mode is for city roads that need quick acceleration and deceleration. The ABS intervention is programmed for a sharp response in Urban mode. In Rain mode, the ABS action is enhanced for better control over slippery environments. In Sport mode, the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V delivers maximum power and optimized ABS response.
      2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS160 Mode Button
      Another rival is Hero Xtreme 160R 4V. It does not have any riding modes. However, it has other exciting features such as 1st-in-segment drag race timer with two modes. In D1 mode, users can record their 0-60 km/h speed. The D2 mode measures quarter mile timing – 0 to 402 meters.
      Other tech features
      With the addition of riding modes, Bajaj Pulsar NS160’s tech package has been further enhanced. The bike already offers features such as turn-by-turn navigation, distance to empty readout, gear position indicator, average fuel economy and real-time fuel economy. As seen in the video by Machine Rules, the fully digital instrument console displays speedometer, RPM meter, fuel gauge, odometer and trip meter.
      2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS160
      Users can pair their smartphone via Bluetooth to access turn-by-turn navigation, calls and text alerts and check mobile battery status. The bike also has a USB mobile charging port. Apart from the riding modes, there are no other major updates to the 2025 Bajaj Pulsar NS160. The bike has a sporty, dominating road presence, which is one of its key USPs.
      Some of the key features include aggressive headlamp design, all-LED lighting, USD front forks, Grimeca brake callipers, sculpted fuel tank, sporty graphics, split seats, underbelly exhaust and split grab rails. A total of four colour options are available – Cocktail Wine Red, Ebony Black, Pearl Metallic White and Pewter grey.
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      Powering the bike is a 160.3 cc, oil cooled engine that generates 17.2 PS and 14.6 Nm of torque. Both ends have 17-inch wheels, wrapped in 100/80 front and 130/70 rear tubeless tyres. Suspension setup at the rear comprises a Nitrox monoshock absorber with canister. Braking setup has 300 mm front and 230 mm rear discs, with dual-channel ABS. Prices for Bajaj Pulsar NS160 start at Rs 1.49 lakh. More

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      New Electric Scooter Spied – Is This Affordable Bajaj Chetak?

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      Is this the new affordable Bajaj Chetak?Chetak has single handedly propelled Bajaj to the top of the electric two-wheeler segment and more opportunities could be unlocked with newer models
      After achieving leadership position in the electric two-wheeler segment, Bajaj will be looking to further increase its market share. The next phase of growth could be powered by newer, more affordable models. Recent spy shots of a new electric scooter with a new design and dimensions, which could be Bajaj’s new affordable Chetak electric scooter. Let’s find out all that’s new and exciting about the new model spotted on road tests.
      Bajaj new electric scooter – What to expect?
      While the identity of this electric scooter test mule is not confirmed, speculations point towards an affordable Bajaj Chetak, which is currently dominating the segment. This new scooter looks smaller in size too, when compared to Chetak, currently on sale. Bajaj could be on the journey to aggressively expand Chetak portfolio with a smaller and more affordable scooter than current Chetak.
      Bajaj new electric scooter could be offered at a starting price of around Rs 80,000. In comparison, the Chetak range starts at Rs 96,000. Launch could happen by 2025 end or in 2026. Bajaj has a slew of names registered in India and one of them might make it to this scooter. These include Technik, Tecnica, Zinger, Bomber, Elixir, Aura and more. Or we can see it as Chetak XXXX, bearing a smaller number than current base model, Chetak 2903.
      Retro vibes, as seen with Bajaj Chetak, are there with the new model as well. It has circular headlamps, oval rear-view mirrors and a broad front fender. It is possible that the scooter could be using a circular instrument console, something similar to that of Chetak. There are likely to be other retro design elements too, but difficult to peek through the heavy camouflage.
      Is this the new affordable Bajaj Chetak?
      Hardware that can be seen includes alloy wheels (likely to be 12-inch units) and dual rear shock absorbers. Braking setup comprises a front disc brake, whereas the rear could get a drum setup. While Chetak has dual tail lamp design, this new model can be seen with a single-piece tail lamp format. Dimensionally, the new Bajaj electric scooter seems to have a more compact profile in comparison to Chetak. That makes it suitable for handling the heavy traffic seen in urban centres.
      Performance, range
      Assuming that this new Bajaj electric scooter will be affordably priced, its performance could be relatively lower. It could use a smaller capacity battery pack, resulting in a lower range. For context, Chetak base variant (2903) is offered with a 2.9 kWh battery pack. It has a range of 123 km.
      The top Chetak variants, 3501 and 3502, are equipped with a 3.5 kWh battery pack. They have a range of 153 km. Top speed could also be lower for the upcoming Bajaj electric scooter. Chetak base variant has a top speed of 63 km/h, whereas top variants can reach 73 km/h.
      Is this the new affordable Bajaj Chetak?
      No-frills scooter
      While Chetak has a mid-mounted motor, the new scooter is expected to use a hub-mounted motor. The latter uses less components and is relatively cheaper to manufacture. Such changes will reduce production cost, allowing Bajaj to launch the new scooter at an affordable price.
      With focus on targeting the entry-level electric scooter segment, the new Bajaj scooter could also be missing out on some of the premium features. For example, the colour LCD instrument panel of Chetak could be replaced with a negative LCD display. Base variants of the new scooter could also get fewer connectivity features in comparison to the options available with Chetak.
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      Bajaj Auto Reports 2% YoY Growth in Feb 2025 Sales – Exports Surge by 21%

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      Bajaj Pulsar NS : Image – Chassis No 9Bajaj Auto has recorded total sales of 3,52,071 units in February 2025, registering a 2% year-on-year (YoY) growth compared to 3,46,662 units in February 2024. While domestic sales declined, the company saw strong export growth, particularly in the two-wheeler segment.
      Two-Wheeler Sales Performance
      Bajaj Auto’s total two-wheeler sales in February 2025 stood at 2,99,418 units, reflecting a 2% YoY growth from 2,94,684 units sold in the same month last year. However, the performance was mixed across domestic and export markets.
      Bajaj Auto Sales Feb 2025 – YoY Comparison
      – Domestic two-wheeler sales declined by 14%, with 1,46,138 units sold compared to 1,70,527 units in February 2024.
      – Exports showed strong growth, increasing by 23% YoY to 1,53,280 units, up from 1,24,157 units last year.
      The export growth highlights Bajaj Auto’s strong international market demand, helping offset the domestic slowdown.
      In the two-wheeler category, Bajaj dominates with popular commuter bikes like the Platina, CT, and Pulsar series, offering fuel efficiency and reliability. The Pulsar lineup, which includes models from 125cc to 400cc, continues to be a top choice among young riders, while the Dominar range caters to touring enthusiasts. Bajaj is also a key player in the electric two-wheeler segment with the Chetak EV, which among the top selling electric scooter of India.
      Bajaj Auto Sales Feb 2025 – YTD
      Commercial Vehicle Sales Performance
      Bajaj Auto’s commercial vehicle segment also saw positive growth, with total sales rising 1% YoY to 52,653 units, up from 51,978 units in February 2024.
      – Domestic commercial vehicle sales grew by 3%, reaching 37,277 units, compared to 36,367 units last year.
      – Exports, however, dipped slightly by 2%, with 15,376 units dispatched compared to 15,611 units in February 2024.
      In the three-wheeler segment, Bajaj Auto remains the market leader with its RE and Maxima series of auto-rickshaws and cargo carriers. These vehicles are widely used for public transport and last-mile connectivity across cities and rural areas. With varied options available, Bajaj’s three-wheelers provide cost-effective and eco-friendly mobility solutions, further strengthening the brand’s dominance in the commercial vehicle space.
      Total Sales & Market Trends
      In terms of overall sales, Bajaj Auto’s domestic market performance faced challenges, with total domestic sales declining by 11% YoY to 1,83,415 units, down from 2,06,894 units in February 2024. On the other hand, exports surged by 21% YoY, reaching 1,68,656 units, compared to 1,39,768 units last year.
      Despite a decline in domestic sales, Bajaj Auto’s global presence and export performance continue to drive overall growth. The company remains optimistic about regaining momentum in the domestic market, backed by new product launches, refreshed models, and strong demand for its commercial vehicles and electric two-wheelers. More

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      Bajaj GoGo Electric 3W Launch Price Rs 3.27 L – Large Size, 251 Km Range

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      Bajaj GoGo Electric 3W – P7012 VariantUnder a new umbrella called GoGo, Bajaj Auto is launching an all-new brand of electric auto. These electric 3W auto are marketed as the biggest E-Auto and promise longest range in its segment. With the new Bajaj GoGo umbrella, the company aims to offer a wide range of products in passenger and cargo segments.
      Bajaj GoGo Electric 3W Launch
      While there may be more vehicles to launch under Bajaj GoGo brand, the company has opened the account with three E-Auto. They’re called P5009, P5012 and P7012 where P stands for Passenger and 50 and 70 denotes the size. At the end, the 09 and 12 denotes battery size of 9 kWh and 12 kWh.
      Bajaj GoGo P5009, P5012 Variant Specs
      Where pricing is concerned, Bajaj has priced GoGo P5009 at Rs 3,26,797 (Ex-sh) and it also gets a 12 kWh battery option. The larger GoGo P7012 is priced at Rs 3,83,004 (Ex-sh). With the products like RE E-TEC 9.0, Maxima XL Cargo E-TEC 12.0 and Maxima XL Cargo ETEC 9.0, Bajaj has established a strong network with reliable and customer-friendly products.
      The company is catering to quick transit segment with Bajaj GoGo lineup offering comfort and space. The company is set to replace the current lineup of of E-Auto with best-in-class features, superior range and tempting fleet operators to make the switch to Bajaj GoGo.
      Bajaj GoGo P7012 Variant Specs
      Features & Specs
      The main highlights of Bajaj GoGo electric 3W range is that they get full metal body with aesthetic design, 5-year battery warranty, spacious seat, luggage space, telescopic suspension with twin-shock absorbers, first-in-segment anti-roll detection and auto hazard, LED lighting, hill hold assist and more.
      Where performance is concerned, the top-spec Bajaj GoGo P7012 gets a motor rated at 7.7 bhp of peak power and 36 Nm of peak torque. P7012 only gets the larger 12 kWh battery pack and offers up to 251 km of range. There are drive modes – Eco, Power, Climb and Park Assist. Ground clearance is 180 mm, top speed is 50 km/h and has gradeability of 27.8%.
      Bajaj GoGo – Black & Yellow
      Interestingly, Bajaj GoGo is offering a 2-speed automatic gearbox to regulate torque and extract maximum possible range. There’s a fully digital LCD instrument cluster and USB Type-A ports for charging along with TecPac provisions for telematics.
      Bajaj GoGo – Blue & White
      Statement from Bajaj Auto
      Speaking about the launch of GoGo, Mr. Samardeep Subandh, President, Intra City Business Unit, Bajaj Auto Ltd., said, “The launch of the all-electric Bajaj GOGO range of three wheelers will set new benchmarks for this segment. With a certified range of up to 251 Kms, segment first features and the trusted Bajaj reliability and service Bajaj GOGO will provide a comprehensive solution to customers looking to maximise earnings and minimise hassle of downtime and maintenance.
      Bajaj GoGo – Ocean Blue
      Backed by 75+ years of trust and tailored technology for three wheelers, the Bajaj GOGO is the ultimate choice for owners and commuters alike! The next time you need a ride, hail a Baja GOGO!” More

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      Bajaj Pulsar NS125 ABS Variant Launched – Enhanced Safety

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      Bajaj Pulsar NS125 ABS Variant LaunchedWith improved braking performance, Pulsar NS125 riders can accelerate and zip through the streets with greater confidence
      For its top-selling Pulsar range, Bajaj has introduced new features at regular intervals. The latest update is for Pulsar NS125 that gets single-channel ABS. With enhanced safety, Pulsar NS125 will be in a better position to challenge rivals like Hero Extreme 125R, TVS Raider and Honda SP125. Pricing for the new 2025 Pulsar NS125 starts from Rs 1,01,050 (Ex-sh).
      Bajaj Pulsar NS125 – Braking setup
      While the front wheel has a 240 mm disc brake, the rear has a 130 mm drum brake. The outgoing model is offered with a combi-braking setup (CBS). Pulsar NS125 is one of the most powerful machines in its class. That’s why it is essential to have a robust braking system. It is possible that the single-channel ABS for Pulsar NS125 could have been introduced based on market feedback.
      Bajaj Pulsar NS125 ABS Variant Launched
      Bajaj is among the brands that keenly listen to consumer inputs and adapt accordingly. With more braking power at their disposal, users can push their Pulsar NS125 bike to its limits. Whether it’s everyday commutes or highway cruising, the ABS will make the rides safer and more predictable. Managing slippery conditions also becomes easier with this advanced braking system, providing better control and confidence on the road.
      Pulsar NS125 braking performance vs. rivals
      Talking about rival offerings, single-channel ABS is currently available with Hero Xtreme 125R. There are two variants, one with CBS and the other with single-channel ABS. The CBS variant has a 240 mm disc at the front, whereas the ABS variant has a 276 mm disc. Rear drum brake of 130 mm is the same for both variants.
      Bajaj Pulsar NS125 ABS Variant Launched
      Another rival is TVS Raider which does not get an ABS option. The bike is offered with only CBS which TVS refers to as the Synchronized Braking Technology (SYNCRO SBT). TVS Raider has a 240 mm disc at front and a 130 mm drum brake at the rear. Honda SP125 is another popular choice in the 125cc segment. The bike has a 240 mm disc at front and 130 mm drum brake at the rear. Honda SP125 utilizes a combi-brake system with an equalizer. ABS option is not available with Honda SP125.
      Bajaj Pulsar NS125 – Standard features
      Excluding the single-channel ABS update, there are no other changes to Pulsar NS125. Powering the bike is a 124.45 cc, air-cooled, SOHC, DTS-i Ei engine that generates 12 PS and 11 Nm of torque. It is mated to a 5-speed constant mesh gearbox. The power output is slightly higher than all three rivals. Pulsar NS125 also leads in torque output, excluding only the TVS Raider which generates 11.2 Nm.
      Bajaj Pulsar NS125 ABS Variant Launched
      Bajaj Pulsar NS125 has 17-inch wheels at both ends. Suspension setup comprises telescopic forks at front and a mono-shock unit at the rear. Seat height is 805 mm, whereas ground clearance is 179 mm. The bike has a kerb weight of 144 kg. Tech kit includes a digital instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity. Users can access a range of information such as gear position indicator, real-time fuel economy, average fuel economy and distance-to-empty readout. More