# Bajaj Pulsar 150 — Variants & Prices 2026

> All 3 variants of Bajaj Pulsar 150 with ex-showroom prices.

Source: https://indianautoforum.com/bikes/bajaj/pulsar-150/variants

The Bajaj Pulsar 150 is available in **two variants** as of 2026:

**Pulsar 150 Single Disc ABS - Rs 1,14,000 ex-showroom**
280mm front disc with dual-channel ABS + 130mm rear drum. All core Pulsar 150 features: 14 PS engine, 15-litre tank, nitrox rear monoshock, LED lights, semi-digital cluster. This is the most popular variant and the best entry point.

**Pulsar 150 Twin Disc ABS - Rs 1,21,000 ex-showroom**
280mm front disc + 230mm rear disc, both with dual-channel ABS. Adds rear disc braking for improved stopping performance under heavy braking with a pillion or downhill on highway exits. All other specifications are identical to the Single Disc variant.

The Rs 7,000 premium for the Twin Disc is worthwhile if you frequently carry a pillion or ride in hilly terrain where rear braking confidence matters. For pure city and flat highway riding, the Single Disc ABS is entirely adequate.

## Variants
| Variant | Ex-showroom Price |
|---------|------------------|
| Pulsar 150 Single Disc | ₹ 1,10,810 |
| Pulsar 150 Single Disc - Bluetooth | ₹ 1,13,832 |
| Pulsar 150 Twin Disc - Bluetooth | ₹ 1,17,605 |

Both variants are available in the same colour range. The Twin Disc ABS variant also typically comes with slightly different decal and graphic packages depending on the current production batch. For buyers planning to ride two-up frequently on highways or in the Western Ghats, Himachal, or Uttarakhand - the Twin Disc's improved rear braking is the safer choice.

## FAQs

**How many variants does the Bajaj Pulsar 150 come in?**
The Bajaj Pulsar 150 is available in two variants in 2026: Single Disc ABS at Rs 1,14,000 and Twin Disc ABS at Rs 1,21,000 ex-showroom. Both have dual-channel ABS. The only difference is the rear brake - drum on the Single Disc variant, disc on the Twin Disc variant.

**Is the Bajaj Pulsar 150 Twin Disc worth the extra money?**
The Pulsar 150 Twin Disc ABS costs Rs 7,000 more than the Single Disc variant. The upgrade is worthwhile if you regularly carry a pillion, ride in hilly areas, or do significant highway riding where rear braking control matters. For predominantly city riding on flat terrain, the Single Disc ABS is adequate and the Rs 7,000 is better kept.

**Does Bajaj Pulsar 150 have a drum brake variant in 2026?**
No - as of 2026, both Bajaj Pulsar 150 variants come with a front disc brake and dual-channel ABS. A drum-only variant is no longer offered. The regulatory requirement for dual-channel ABS on motorcycles above 125cc means disc-ABS is now standard across the entire Pulsar 150 range.

**Which Bajaj Pulsar 150 variant is best value?**
The Single Disc ABS at Rs 1,14,000 is the best-value pick for most buyers. The front disc with dual-channel ABS covers all safety needs for city and highway riding. Upgrade to the Twin Disc only if you specifically need improved rear braking confidence for pillion riding or hilly terrain.

## More
- [Overview](/bikes/bajaj/pulsar-150)
- [Full Specifications](/bikes/bajaj/pulsar-150/specifications)
- [Price in India](/bikes/bajaj/pulsar-150/price)