Overview
- Dealership-floor bikes and a walkaround video confirm the Pulsar 180’s comeback ahead of a formal launch.
- The 2026 model adopts the Pulsar 150’s design language with an LED headlight, LED indicators, and an LCD instrument cluster.
- Visual updates include a larger black exhaust similar to the 220F, along with clip-on handlebars and 17-inch alloy wheels.
- The unit filmed showed a single-piece seat, a rear disc brake, and no turn-by-turn navigation in the digital cluster.
- Bajaj has not announced engine specifications or pricing, and coverage expects a TVS Apache RTR 180 rival likely priced between the Pulsar 150 and 220F after the 180’s prior discontinuations in 2019 and 2022 with a brief return in 2021.