Bajaj 2-wheelers enter PH

bajaj initial lineup

MANILA: Bajaj two-wheelers have officially entered the Philippine market.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Which models comprise Bajaj's initial lineup in the Philippines?

    The models that comprise the initial Bajaj lineup for the local market are the Dominar400, Pulsar RS200, Pulsar NS160, and Pulsar NS125.
  • What is the price of the new Bajaj Dominar400?

    The Bajaj Dominar400 retails at P208,888.
  • Its entry is the result of the partnership expansion with Trimotors Technology Corporation (TTC)— which has a longstanding alliance with the brand since its three wheeler line is enjoying a strong following in the country. 

    Leading the launch were its five models namely the Dominar400, as well as the Pulsar series namely the NS400Z, NS125, NS160, and RS200.

    Check out the notable bits about the five newly-released models.

    Dominar400

    A name formerly under Kawasaki Motors Philippines, the Bajaj Dominar400 is propelled by a four-stroke, four cylinder, double overhead cam, triple spark, single cylinder, 373 cubic centimeter gasoline-fed engine. 

    The mill — which is paired with a six-speed manual transmission with slipper clutch — is capable of delivering 39 horsepower (hp) and 35 Newton-meters (Nm) of torque.

    bajaj initial lineup Photo by Ruben Manahan IV

    This middleweight sports naked motorcycle also has two single disc brakes with anti-locking system (ABS) as well as an inverted front suspension.

    Aside from that, the two-wheeler has a taller windshield and handguards, updated belly plate, side panniers, dual-barrel exhausts, a digital instrument cluster, and a Type-A USB port with matching mobile phone bracket.

    Offered in three body colors namely Red, Aurora Green, and Charcoal Black, the Bajaj Dominar400 can be had for P208,888.

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    Pulsar NS400Z

    Another naked motorcycle in the expressway-legal division, the Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z has the same 373 cc engine, six-speed transmission, and slipper clutch that is also found in the Dominar400 — but with a more sharper look. 

    It also has single disc brakes with dual-channel ABS, and a switchable traction control for sport and off-road.

    bajaj initial lineup Photo by Ruben Manahan IV

    The Bajaj NS400Z is also fitted with a digital console that has Bluetooth connectivity, navigation, message and call alert, music control as well as a lap timer. 

    Available in Brooklyn Black, Glossy Racing, Pearl Metallic White, and Pewter Gray, the Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z carries a P199,888-price tag.

    Pulsar RS200

    The Bajaj Pulsar RS200 sport motorcycle boasts a 199.5cc engine paired with six-speed transmission and can dish out 24 hp and 19 Nm. 

    Assuring the fully-faired two-wheeler’s stopping power are the hydraulic disc brakes with dual-channel ABS.

    bajaj initial lineup Photo by Ruben Manahan IV

    Similar to the NS400Z, the RS200 also comes with a digital gauge cluster with Bluetooth connectivity as well as a selectable traction control system (Road, Rain, Offroad).

    Offered only Active Black body color, this is retailed for P133,888.

    Pulsar NS160

    Powering the Bajaj Pulsar NS160 is a four-stroke, single cylinder, two-valve air-cooled 164.82cc mill mated to a five-speed constant mesh transmission. This combination has the capacity to do 16 hp and 15 Nm.

    bajaj initial lineup Photo by Ruben Manahan IV

    The commuter bike’s fuel tank has a 14-liter capacity that, when combined with the powertrain, lets the motorcycle do 59.11 kilometers per liter.

    It has disc brakes with dual channel ABS, and Bajaj Ride Connect-ready digital gauge cluster.

    The color options for the Bajaj Pulsar NS160—which carries a P115,888-price tag — are Brooklyn Black, Polar Sky Blue, Glossy Racing Red, and Pearl Metallic White.

    Pulsar NS125

    Rounding up the initial lineup for the Philippines is the Pulsar NS125.

    This model is outfitted with a two-valve, single spark, 124.58cc engine that has a maximum churn of 12 horses and 11Nm. 

    bajaj initial lineup Photo by Ruben Manahan IV

    This is mated to a five-speed manual transmission.

    While it has disc-drum-brake combo for its braking system, the entry-level offering has a digital cluster. 

    Offered for only P79,888, this motorcycle is available in the following dual color options:

    • Ebony Black and  Cocktail Red Wine
    • Ebony Black and Purple Fury
    • Pewter Grey and Citrus Rush

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