New Delhi, March 2025 — Looking for a powerful sports bike without burning a hole in your pocket? Bajaj Auto has made its popular sports bike Bajaj Pulsar NS160 even more accessible for Indian buyers with an attractive finance scheme. With a down payment of just ₹20,000, you can now own this high-performance machine and enjoy thrilling rides without worrying about your budget.
Affordable Pricing for the Power-Packed Bajaj Pulsar NS160
Bajaj Pulsar NS160 stands out as a solid contender in the budget sports bike category. The bike is priced competitively, with an ex-showroom price starting at ₹1.47 lakh. This pricing places it among the most value-for-money offerings in the 160cc segment, especially when compared to its rivals from Yamaha, TVS, and Honda.
Low Down Payment and Easy EMI Plan
For bike enthusiasts concerned about upfront costs, Bajaj has introduced a pocket-friendly financing option. You can own the Bajaj Pulsar NS160 by paying just ₹20,000 as down payment. The remaining amount can be financed through a 3-year loan at an interest rate of 9.7%. This translates into monthly EMIs of ₹5,480 for 36 months, making it easier for young buyers and working professionals to afford their dream ride.
Performance That Packs a Punch
The Bajaj Pulsar NS160 is not just about looks and affordability—it delivers serious performance too. It is powered by a 159.5cc single-cylinder, oil-cooled engine that churns out 17.1 PS of power and 14.6 Nm of torque. The engine is paired with a 5-speed gearbox, offering smooth gear shifts and excellent city and highway performance. Its responsive throttle, agile handling, and muscular design make it an ideal choice for daily commutes and weekend getaways alike.
With disc brakes on both ends, single-channel ABS, and telescopic front forks, the NS160 also ensures a confident and safe riding experience. The bike’s sharp styling, sporty stance, and digital instrument cluster further enhance its appeal among younger riders.
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