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Bajaj Might Launch 250cc Pulsar In September
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Bajaj has already provided updates to the 150cc and the 180cc versions. Company MD Rajiv Bajaj had recently said the Pulsar would get an upgrade this September to keep the sales momentum up. Bajaj Auto has already building the Kawasaki Ninja 250R sports bike at its plant in Chakan. Will this experience help it build a more sporty and powerful 250cc Pulsar.
If the 250cc Pulsar is launched, it will enter a segment populated by the Kawasaki Ninja 250R and the Honda CBR250. The currently available models cost upwards of Rs.1.5 lakhs and if Bajaj makes an intelligent pricing decision, the 250cc Pulsar could easily become the market leader.
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Article Published On: Monday, July 11, 2011, 12:48 [IST]