2023 Bajaj Pulsar NS200 And Pulsar NS160 First Ride Review - Road +...
- Mar 25, 2023
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This week was full of surprises and we had seen everything from launches to updates. If you missed keeping up with the news, don’t worry, for this wrapup will bring you up to speed.

Bajaj this week unveiled the 2024 Pulsar NS200 and Pulsar NS160. The bikes now come with a lot of changes from a new LED headlight and a new digital instrument console which brings functionalities like turn-by-turn navigation and more.

Kawasaki was quite busy this week, and we saw a lot of updates from them. First, they launched the 2024 Kawasaki Z650RS in India. Now the neo-retro roadster comes with new electronic riding aids for a surprisingly small price hike.

Later this week, we saw the launch of the new Kawasaki Ninja 500. The new bike comes with a bigger 451cc liquid cooled parallel twin engine that produces 45.4PS and 42.6Nm. Along with this, the manufacturer has also offered a massive discount of Rs 40,000 on the Kawasaki Ninja 400. The reason for the discount might surprise you.

Lastly, the manufacturer has also increased the price of the Kawasaki Z900 by a small premium.

This was a very eventful week for Yamaha and the news that came out wasn’t the best. The week started off with an announcement of the Japanese brand recalling both scooters in its 125cc lineup, the Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid and Yamaha Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid. The recall will be the largest of its kind with around 3 lakh scooters affected. Here’s the reason.

The next reason why the brand came in the news was because the brand has announced that they will be discontinuing the Yamaha YZF-R1in 2025, and will not be updating it to comply with the newer emission norms. Here’s the evolution of the iconic bike over the years in images.

Lastly, there was a rumour floating around that Yamaha is planning on bringing back the RX100 in a 225cc guise. Here’s why we think the rumours make absolutely no sense.

Honda this week has launched the Honda NX400 ADV and the updated 2024 CBR400R in Japan. The new NX400 will be replacing the Honda CB400X and with this launch, Honda is also planning on replacing the CB-X series with the NX series.

The CBR400R is a supersport offering and it has received updates in terms of design and features. Both bikes are unlikely to come to India. This is why we think so.
This week was pretty interesting in the EV space as we saw some launches, and more importantly, price cuts.

The week started off with Ola Electric announcing a massive price cut on their scooter lineup which includes the S1 Pro, S1 Air, and S1 X+. The price cut is valid up to the end of February. Here’s how much you can save when buying an Ola scooter now.

Komaki, a Japanese manufacturer launched the Cat 3.0. The Komaki Cat 3.0 is a multi-utility electric three wheeler which can carry loads of up to half a ton! And it also comes at an unbelievable price.

Lastly, Bounce infinity has announced a massive discount of Rs 24,000 for the Bounce Infinity E1+. To know how long this offer will last, check out our story on the same here.
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