The Pulsar NS400Z 2025 Edition comes with a host of electronic updates and new features. The price has also been increased compared to the previous model. This bike is suitable for both city and highway and gives high performance in a low-to-mid budget.
Key Updates and Price
The ex-showroom price of this bike is now ₹192,000, which is an increase of about ₹8,000. No major changes have been made to the design; the graphics and overall look are the same as the old one. The new price is justified according to its new features and electronic updates.
Design and styling
The Pulsar NS400Z features LED DRLs at the front and powerful projector headlamps that provide a signature look. The handlebars are free, which makes it easy for cornering and maneuvering. The front indicators come with LED and a hazard switch. The 43 mm golden upside-down forks and dual-channel ABS make the braking feel premium.
Brakes and Suspension
Braking duties are handled by a 320 mm disc at the front and a 230 mm disc at the rear. Now there are centered brake pads in the front, which increase the braking efficiency. There is a mono-shock suspension at the rear and dual suspension at the front. Adjustable levers (clutch & brake) and a 6-speed gearbox with slipper clutch ensure comfort and safety for long rides.
The Engine and Performance
The 400cc liquid-cooled engine now delivers 43 PS of power and 35 Nm of torque. The Dominar 400 frame and engine setup has been used. The quick shifter works only in sports mode. Top speed is around 160 km/h, and mileage is 26-28 km/l in the city and 32-35 km/l on the highway.
Tires and Wheels
Earlier there were MRF tires; now Apollo Alpha H1 radial tires have been given. The rear tire width has been increased to 150 mm, which has improved grip and stability. The front tire is 110 mm in width. The alloy wheels offer both premium looks and performance.
Tank and Seat
The fuel tank capacity is 12 liters and has 3D Pulsar branding. The split seat arrangement is practical and comfortable. The seating is comfortable for both the rider and the pillion. The rear grab bars and tail light design are modern and functional.
Electronics & Features
- The Pulsar NS400Z includes advanced electronics such as:
- There are four riding modes—Road, Sport, Rain, and Off-road.
- Traction control (switchable)
- Ride-by-wire throttle
- Fully digital meter with RPM, gear position, fuel, and trip info
- Bluetooth connectivity, navigation assistance, and music control
- Adjustable levers (5-way)
- Quick shifter (sports mode)
Connectivity and digital metering
The fully digital meter has average fuel economy, trip A/B, lap timer, clock, warnings, and ride mode selection. Live navigation, calls, messages, and music control are possible by connecting Bluetooth.
Comfort and Ergonomics
The seat height and handlebar position are comfortable for 5′ 5″-5′ 6″ riders. The 168 mm ground clearance and 174 kg weight make it suitable for high-speed stability and highway rides. Large radiators and heat deflector engines manage heat efficiently.
Conclusion
The Pulsar NS400Z 2025 Edition is a well-updated, feature-loaded, performance-oriented sports bike. It is a value-for-money offering in terms of power, electronics, safety, and comfort. If you want a modern sports bike that is reliable both in the city and on the highway, the Pulsar NS400Z is worth considering.