Big shock to Bajaj customers, hike in price of Pulsar and Avenger

Bajaj Auto's customers have suffered a big setback in this festive season, with Bajaj's customers being able to read more money to buy their favourite bikes as the company has raised prices for all models of the Avenger and most of the Pulsar range of bikes. The price increase is from Rs 998 to Rs 4,000. The price of Bajaj 150 and Avenger 160 Street has been increased by Rs 998, while the price of Pulsar 150 Neon has been increased by Rs 4,000. Apart from this, the price of Dominar 400 has been increased by Rs 10,000, which has now brought it to Rs 1.90 lakh. So today we are going to tell you about these prices raised by the company, how much price of Avenger and Pulsar bikes have been increased.

The price of some models of Pulsar, the favourite bike of the customers, has been increased, in which the price of Pulsar NS200 has been increased by Rs 1,299. Previously, the ex-showroom price of Pulsar NS200 in Delhi was Rs 1,13,056, which has now increased to Rs 1,14,355. The price of Pulsar 150 Twin Disc has been increased by Rs 999. The ex-showroom price of Pulsar 150 Twin Disc in Delhi was earlier Rs 88,838, which has increased to Rs 89,837 after the price hike. The price of Bajaj's Pulsar Neon has been increased by Rs 4,000. Earlier Pulsar Neon's ex-showroom price in Delhi was Rs 71,200, which has now increased to Rs 75,200 after the increase. Bajaj's Avenger 220 Cruise bike has become expensive at Rs 1,197. Previously, the ex-showroom price of this bike in Delhi was Rs 1,03,891, which has now increased to Rs 1,05,088. At the same time, the price of Avenger 220 Street has also increased by Rs 1,197. Earlier the price of this bike was Rs 1,03,891, which has now become Rs 1,05,088.

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