Bajaj Pulsar N250 is a street bike that starts at Rs. 1,87,621 in India. It comes in two different styles and four colours, and the most expensive one starts at Rs. 1,97,675. The Bajaj Pulsar N250 has a 249cc BS6 engine that makes 24.1 bhp of power and 21.5 Nm of torque. Both the front and back brakes on the Bajaj Pulsar N250 are disc brakes, and the bike has an anti-lock braking system. This Pulsar N250 bike has a 14-liter fuel tank and weighs 162 kg. Bajaj has started a new era for its famous Pulsar family with the release of the new 250cc siblings. The Pulsar N250 is the naked version of the bike. Its front end is simple but aggressive, and the handlebar is made of a single piece. The semi-faired F trim, on the other hand, has a big, clip-on front cowl. The Pulsar N250 has some of the same design elements as the NS200, but in a new way. The front fascia, which has an LED projector and thin LED DRLs that look like eyebrows on either side, is the part that stands out the most. At the back, sharp fuel tank extensions and a sleek, raked tail section keep the edge and aggression going. As for the features, it has a new semi-digital console and an assist and slipper clutch that make shifting gears easy and safe. Under the handlebar, there is also a USB charging port. The 250cc, oil-cooled motor in the new Pulsar is the biggest engine we've ever seen in this family. The company says that this is a free-revving engine with a strong midrange. As for the numbers, it has a power output of 24.1bhp and a torque output of 21.5Nm. It has a gearbox with five speeds. It has 17-inch alloy wheels with 100/80-section tyres in the front and 130/70-section tyres in the back. 37mm telescopic forks and a monoshock take care of damping, and both ends of the bike have a single disc brake. The 14-liter size of the fuel tank is pretty impressive.