New Bajaj Pulsar RS200 showcased to dealers

The much-awaited 2025 Bajaj Pulsar RS200 has been showcased to select dealers ahead of its official launch. Images and videos of the updated model have surfaced online, giving enthusiasts a closer look at the new features. Bookings for the updated Pulsar RS200 have started and dealers are actively sharing leaked visuals on social media.

What’s new in the 2025 Pulsar RS200?

The upcoming Pulsar RS200 retains its iconic design while introducing some noteworthy updates in terms of features and styling. Here’s what’s been revealed so far:

1. New color TFT screen:

The most significant update is the addition of a color TFT instrument cluster, which replaces the old semi-digital unit. This new screen introduces advanced features, including updated graphics and improved readability.

2. Taillight design modification:

While the overall design is similar to the current model, the 2025 RS200 features redesigned taillights that add a modern look to its rear profile. However, this change seems to be more of an incremental update than a complete overhaul.

3. No dollar fork:

Contrary to expectations, the RS200 continues to use the same telescopic forks at the front instead of USD (upside-down) forks. This decision may disappoint enthusiasts looking for enhanced handling capabilities.

4. New color options:

Leaked images suggest that the Pulsar RS200 will get new color options that will increase its visual appeal. However, the core design, including its bumblebee-style front fascia, remains unchanged.

Powertrain and pricing

The Pulsar RS200 will continue to be powered by a 199.5cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine that produces 24.5 PS of power and 18.7 Nm of torque, mated to a 6-speed gearbox. With the update, the price of the RS200 is expected to increase slightly from the current price of Rs 1.74 lakh (ex-showroom).

The 2025 Bajaj Pulsar RS200 seems poised to continue its legacy with incremental upgrades rather than revolutionary changes. While the addition of a color TFT screen and new color options are welcome, the lack of major mechanical updates may leave some enthusiasts wanting more. With pre-orders now open, the updated RS200 may appeal to riders looking for something modern yet familiar in the supersport segment. Stay tuned for an official release in the coming days.