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Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z spotted with TFT screen spotted ahead of launch

This update could bring a small price increase to the Rs 1.86 lakh Pulsar NS400Z.
2 min read23 Sep '26
Stephen Raj AntonyStephen Raj Antony
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An outside image showing the updated Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z with a TFT screen.

Just a month after Bajaj updated the Pulsar N160 and the Pulsar 125 and 150s with a TFT instrument cluster, the company appears to be preparing to give it to the NS400Z with it as well. An updated version of the motorcycle was spotted at a dealership, sporting the new cluster indicating that a launch is likely imminent.

  1. Expected to retain the 349.13cc engine with 40.6hp and 33.2Nm of torque
  2. Deliveries could start soon

Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z to get more features

Unlikely to receive any other mechanical or feature changes

A quick recap of the TFT cluster’s journey so far. Bajaj first introduced it on the top SS variant of the Pulsar N160; and subsequently rolled it out to both the Pulsar 125 and the Pulsar 150 as well. We then spotted updated versions of the Pulsar NS200 and N250 being tested both featuring a similar unit. And now, the Pulsar NS400Z seems to be getting it next. Even the dualsport bike that Bajaj is readying has been seen previously with this screen indicating that a lot of Bajaj bikes will soon have the 5-inch TFT dash.

Besides the new cluster, the NS400Z looks to be getting slightly refreshed colour options, but is unlikely to change otherwise. We expect it to retain the downsized 349.13cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine with 40.6hp and 33.2Nm of torque.

While the NS400Z has been spotted with this more sophisticated display it doesn’t get the WP fork seen on an NS200 test mule recently - this has been a KTM and Husqvarna staple so far. While the Pulsar NS200 and N250 were spotted during testing, the NS400Z has reached dealerships already. We can expect a price announcement (with a small increase) as well as commencement of deliveries soon.

Image: venom__400z (Instagram)

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