Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z Review : Pulsar fans were in anticipation of Bajaj finally unveiling the Pulsar NS400Z. The most powerful Pulsar ever and aggressive in styling, loaded with features, and high-performance intent on stirring up the popular 400cc segment. So, what is the NS400Z all about?

Aggressive Streetfighter Design

The Pulsar NS400Z adapts the sharp and muscular design language of the NS series but exhibits a more pronounced street presence. The motorcycle comes with an angular LED headlamp, sleek DRLs, a sculpted fuel tank, and split seats that give sportiness to the streetfighter design. The exposed frame and the minimum tail make the motorcycle look raw and performance-oriented, and this bike is surely a head-turner.

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Powerful Performance

Under the tank, the NS400Z holds a 373cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine that has been borrowed and tuned from the Dominar 400. It makes about 40 PS of power and 35 Nm of torque and comes mated to a slipper-type 6-speed gearbox. This setup allows for strong acceleration, easy highway cruising without the need to wring the throttle, and adequate punch for overtaking. In stop-and-go city traffic or on sweeping freeways, the NS400Z feels fast and responsive.

Feature-Loaded and Modern

The NS400Z comes packed with a bunch of modern features such as full-LED lighting, a fully digital console with Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, and call/SMS alerts. Ride modes and switchable traction control will be really appreciated by those riders who want more control depending on the conditions. The build quality feels solid, and the fit and finish are impressive when compared with the older generations of Pulsars.

Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z Right Rear Three Quarter Image – BikeWale

Handling and Ride Quality

The NS400Z gets an upside-down front fork, a monoshock for rear suspension, and dual-channel ABS with disc brakes at both ends. The suspension is quite sporty in behaviour, giving the rider some confidence in the corners, yet remaining comfortable enough for daily rides. The 17-inch alloy wheels, with tyres that have decent grip, provide good stability and control even at high speeds.

For Pulsar lovers who wanted more power without spending too much money on it, the Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z is a dream come true. It has sharp looks, above-par performance, and a set of modern features fitted at a price not even close to some of its 400cc-class competitors. The NS400Z would definitely be worth a consideration for buyers looking for something fast, fun, and practical both in the urban setting and on the highways.