2024 Bajaj Pulsar N250: 5 Changes We Expect

After updating the Pulsar N150, N160, and the NS series, Bajaj is planning an update for the flagship Pulsar N250. While the Pulsar is going to remain mechanically more or less the same, there are going to be changes to keep it relevant in the market for 2024. Here are 5 things that we expect to see on the 2024 Pulsar N250.

USD Fork

The Bajaj N250 currently features a telescopic fork. While the current suspension performs well, it lacks weightage on the spec sheet. The USD fork is expected to provide a sportier riding experience with a firmer front-end setup that will hopefully provide more feel without compromising that much on the ride quality aspect.

New Digital Instrument Cluster

Bajaj is expected to incorporate a new instrument cluster, which is likely to be the same that is now present on the NS200 and NS160, on the 2024 Pulsar N250. This cluster will feature a negative backlit LCD, replacing the digi-analog instrument cluster currently on the bike. The updated display will offer a larger readout and accommodate a few more data points.

Bluetooth and Navigation

Speaking of features, the 2024 Bajaj Pulsar N250 will include Bluetooth connectivity. It is likely that call alerts and SMS notifications will be enabled, while turn-by-turn navigation will be displayed on the screen, making it more functional than before.

New Switch Cube

To control the new display and its added functions, the 2024 Bajaj Pulsar N250 will feature a new switch cube. It will have additional buttons to navigate through the menu and connect to Bluetooth. The new switch cube is expected to be located on the left, while the right is expected to remain like the current one.

New 2024 Bajaj Pulsar N250 Colours

Since it's a yearly update for Bajaj, the company might introduce some new colours for 2024. These could include new graphics or changes in the colour scheme for the current graphics. We anticipate Bajaj introducing a matte colour option for the 2024 Bajaj Pulsar N250, along with new pin stripes for the alloys in a different colour.