The Bajaj Pulsar NS400 is just a couple days away from its launch. However, exciting details of the upcoming Pulsar is leaking over the internet enticing us even further for the much-awaited motorcycle. First we saw the side profile and then the headlamp of the Pulsar NS400 and now spy shots of the instruments cluster reveal nearly all the details of the Bajaj’s largest Pulsar ever.
According to spy shots, the Bajaj Pulsar NS400 is likely to come with a multi-information display. The fully-digital display is likely to come with multiple colours to make information available at a glance. The colour coding is likely to further help the rider absorb information through his peripheral vision.
For example, the RPM gauge is green in colour with red indexes towards its limit. The fuel gauge also lights up green with the reserve fuel shown in red. The negative backlight also offers a premium look and is likely to have better readability in the dark. A small information panel to the right side is also likely to have a turn-by-turn navigation system.
In addition to this, the spy shot also reveals the features, the Pulsar NS400 is likely to bring to the table. The display reveals that the Pulsar NS400 is likely to come with Traction Control, Road, Rain, Sport and Off-Road riding modes, and connectivity features. The cluster is also likely to come with Speed information, Odometer, Gear Indicator and other telltale lights.
The Bajaj Pulsar NS400 is likely to feature a similar design silhouette as the Pulsar NS200. However, upon closer inspection the motorcycle is likely to get plenty of distinguishing features. The headlamp unit is likely to be an LED projector with LED DRLs in a lightning motif. The motorcycle is also likely to come with an upside down front suspension finished in champagne gold. Also the motorcycle is likely to come with an underbelly exhaust, split seats and twin-split LED taillamps, all traits of the NS family design.
Stay Tuned for the Bajaj Pulsar NS400 which will be officially launched on the 3rd May 2024.
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