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Bajaj Pulsar P150

Bajaj · Motorcycle

Pulsar P150 Variants & Prices

₹1.17 Lakhex-showroom · last updated 2026

Engine
149.68cc
Power
14.29bhp
Mileage
60.2kmpl
Weight
140kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

02 / Variants

Bajaj Pulsar P150 Variants and Price

The Bajaj Pulsar P150 is available in two variants as of 2026:

P150 Single Disc - Rs 1,13,000 ex-showroom (Delhi) Entry variant. 149.5cc air-cooled DTS-i FI engine, 14 PS, 5-speed gearbox, 300mm front disc with single-channel ABS, rear drum brake, 14-litre fuel tank, LED headlamp, 790mm seat height. Suitable for buyers who prioritise the lower price and are comfortable with a front disc + rear drum setup.

P150 Twin Disc - Rs 1,17,000 ex-showroom (Delhi) Top variant. Identical to the Single Disc in all specification except the addition of a 230mm rear disc brake. The rear disc operates without ABS assistance - single-channel ABS remains front-only on both variants. Rs 4,000 more than the base variant for the rear disc upgrade.

SpecSingle Disc - Single SeatTwin Disc - Split Seat
Price₹ 1,17,191₹ 1,20,177
Engine149.68 cc149.68 cc
Max Power14.29 bhp14.29 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)60.2 kmpl60.2 kmpl
ABS
WheelsAlloyAlloy
Start TypeSelf StartSelf Start
Tyres
Colours55

The Twin Disc variant at Rs 1,17,000 is the recommended pick for buyers who will regularly carry a pillion or ride in rain - the rear disc provides better consistent braking force than the drum alternative. At Rs 4,000 more, it is one of the lower premiums for a rear disc upgrade in the 150cc segment. The Single Disc at Rs 1,13,000 is adequate for solo daily commuters in dry conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does the Bajaj Pulsar P150 come in?
The Bajaj Pulsar P150 comes in two variants in 2026: Single Disc at Rs 1,13,000 and Twin Disc at Rs 1,17,000. The only mechanical difference is the rear brake: drum on the base, 230mm disc on the top. Both have single-channel ABS on the front.
QWhich Bajaj Pulsar P150 variant is best value?
The Twin Disc at Rs 1,17,000 is the better pick for most buyers - the Rs 4,000 premium for a rear disc provides meaningfully better braking in wet conditions and when braking hard with a pillion. Solo city commuters who never ride in rain could save Rs 4,000 with the Single Disc.
QDoes the Bajaj Pulsar P150 Twin Disc have ABS on both wheels?
No - the Twin Disc variant has a 230mm rear disc brake, but the single-channel ABS on both P150 variants controls only the front wheel. The rear disc operates without ABS. Full dual-channel ABS is not available on the P150.