The bike is available in five options, and here's a closer look at each one:

Dark Silver + Aqua Blue

Dark Silver gives the Pulsar 125 a mature look. The metallic grey paint doesn't shout for attention, and with the blue accents, it becomes eye-catching and gives the bike a premium, well-finished feel rather than looking plain. This colour will appeal to riders who want their Pulsar to look clean and grown-up rather than overtly sporty.

Ebony Black + Cyan Blue

This is a dual-tone option that pairs a black base with cyan blue accents across the tank and panels. This combination gives the bike a sharp, energetic look while still keeping things clean and simple. Riders who like a bit of flair but don't want a bike that looks too flashy will appreciate this colour.

Ebony Black + Magenta Red

Similar to the Cyan Blue version, this scheme swaps the blue in red highlights over the black base. It gives the Pulsar 125 a sportier edge and makes the muscular tank and tail section stand out more. The classic Pulsar colour scheme (our favourite of the bunch) has a nice contrast between the deep black and the vibrant red accents, which adds a bit of aggression to the silhouette.

Fury Red + Light Orange

Fury Red is the boldest, most attention-grabbing shade in the lineup. The bright red paintwork and orange accents highlight the sharper lines of the new tank extensions and side panels. It should give the Bajaj bike a strong road presence and make it stand out in the sea of commuters.

Saffire Blue + Blue Silver

Another loud colour scheme, Saffire Blue, has a vibrant, glossy blue finish that gives the Pulsar 125 a fresh and youthful look. The blue base, along with the white accents, make the bike look quite sporty and gives it an energetic look. It should appeal to riders who want a striking colour that still feels a little more versatile day to day.