The Pulsar NS400 is Bajaj's biggest Pulsar ever which is equipped with the engine that also powers the Dominar 400. This motorcycle gets a good feature list and with such an aggressive pricing, the NS400Z is definitely going to find a lot of takers.

Aggressive Design
Single LED projector headlight with signature Pulsar NS-series lightning bolt DRLs
Sleek headlight cowl for a bold and assertive look
Expected fully digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity (calls, messages, navigation) - similar to Pulsar NS200
LED turn indicators
Beefy USD forks with gold finish (similar to 2024 Pulsar N250)


Muscular Build and Familiar Elements
Pulsar NS200-style fuel tank with larger, more aesthetically pleasing integrated tank extensions
Radiator shroud with carbon fibre-style sticker for a sporty touch
Small belly pan for added muscularity
Black side panel for visual contrast
The evolved tail section inspired by the NS200
Overall, it maintains the muscular and sporty look loved by Pulsar fans


Under the Bodywork
Chassis and Suspension:
Likely perimeter frame similar to the Pulsar NS200
USD forks and preload-adjustable monoshock suspension
Brakes:
Single-disc brakes at the front and rear
Dual-channel ABS standard
Switchable ABS modes expected (similar to Pulsar N250)


Engine
373cc engine from Bajaj Dominar 400


Features
Fully-digital instrument console expected (similar to Pulsar NS200)
Smartphone connectivity for calls, SMS alerts, and navigation
Multiple colour options including red, white, and black
Dual-channel ABS for standard safety
Traction control anticipated for added safety


Hardware Rundown
Suspension: The Bajaj Pulsar NS400 will boast beefy USD forks at the front for superior handling and a monoshock suspension system at the rear for a comfortable ride.
Brakes: Stopping power will be handled by single-disc brakes on both the front and rear wheels.
Wheels and Tyres: The NS400 will roll on 17-inch wheels, likely wrapped in MRF tyres for a balance of performance and affordability.


Price Range
Bajaj is likely to price the Pulsar NS400 competitively, slotting it below the Dominar 400 to avoid direct internal competition.
This strategic positioning suggests an expected price range of Rs. 2-2.3 lakh (ex-showroom).


The Bajaj Pulsar NS400 and its Rivals
The Bajaj Pulsar NS400 isn't entering an empty ring. The 400cc segment is a battleground for established players, each vying for rider attention. The NS400 will face competition from: