Bajaj Auto is updating its Pulsar series with new features and tech; The Pulsar 250 has been spotted with a digital instrument cluster.
Features and technology have become the top priority for customers. Likewise, automotive manufacturers are also tuning into the requirements of the customers. In the two-wheeler segment, the digital instrument cluster has become a norm. However, we still prefer the old-school analogue unit with the rotating needles. Keeping up with the trend, Bajaj recently updated its 150cc and 160cc bikes with a new fully digital instrument cluster. Now, it is the turn for the bigger 250cc siblings to get the much-required update.
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Currently, the Bajaj Pulsar N250 and F250 rely on a partially digital instrument cluster. The latest spy images reveal the presence of a fully digital LCD instrument cluster. This seems to be the same unit which we get in the recently updated Pulsar N150 and N160. This digital dash will get Bluetooth connectivity features such as call and message alerts and more.
Apart from the fully digital instrument cluster, we can spot the heavy camouflage on the test bikes. We expect the MY 2024 updated bikes to get new colour options and body graphics. Mechanically, the bikes will remain the same. However, Bajaj can equip the bikes with USD forks which are currently used in the NS200 and NS160. This will give a major push to the Pulsar 250 duo and the sticker cost is also expected to go up with the update.
Talking about the powertrain, the Bajaj 250 series bikes are powered by a 249.07cc single cylinder liquid cooled engine putting out 24.5 bhp and 21.5 Nm of peak torque. It is mated to a 5-speed gearbox.