Correction, 8 October 2026: An earlier version of this page showed prices taken from third-party listings that had not been updated (it started at Rs 3,19,900). The prices below now match HH Bajaj (Bajaj Nepal)’s official website.
Prices below were verified on 8 October 2026 (22 Asoj 2083) against HH Bajaj (Bajaj Nepal)’s official website. Prices in Nepal change with customs and excise revisions, exchange rates and new shipments — treat the showroom quote as final, not any website, including this one.
Quick answer: The Bajaj Pulsar 150 price in Nepal starts at Rs 3,69,900 (Rs 3.70 lakh). It is listed in 2 variants, topping out at Rs 3,90,900. Below: the variant-wise price list, a quick-facts table, how it compares with rivals, and what to check before you pay a booking amount.
Bajaj Pulsar 150 price in Nepal: variant-wise
| Variant | Official price (Asoj 2083) |
|---|---|
| Pulsar 150 SD (single disc) | Rs 3,69,900 |
| Pulsar 150 TD (twin disc) | Rs 3,90,900 |
Prices as published on HH Bajaj (Bajaj Nepal)’s official website on 8 October 2026. Registration, road tax, number plate, insurance and accessories are extra — ask the dealer for an itemised on-road quote in writing.
Bajaj Pulsar 150: quick facts
| Item | Bajaj Pulsar 150 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bajaj |
| Segment | 150 cc all-rounder |
| Starting price | Rs 3,69,900 |
| Top variant price | Rs 3,90,900 |
| Variants listed | 2 |
| Licence category | A (motorcycle) |
We have deliberately left out engine output and mileage figures here: claimed numbers differ between brochures and listings, and real mileage depends on how and where you ride. Ask the dealer for the official spec sheet of the exact Nepal-market model year you are buying.
What the Bajaj Pulsar 150 is really about
The Pulsar 150 is arguably the most familiar motorcycle silhouette on Nepali roads — the bike a generation learned to ride on, and still the benchmark every 150 cc rival gets measured against.
Its appeal is balance: enough performance for highway runs, commuter-level practicality, and parts that almost every workshop in the country knows.
Which variant should you buy?
The official list runs from Pulsar 150 SD (single disc) at Rs 3,69,900 to Pulsar 150 TD (twin disc) at Rs 3,90,900, a spread of Rs 21,000. Ask the dealer exactly what hardware each step adds (brakes, battery, connectivity) before paying for it.
Before you compare
When cross-shopping, compare braking hardware (disc vs drum, single- vs dual-channel ABS) and the service network in your own district before styling — those two decide both safety and ownership cost.
Before you book: a five-point checklist
- Get the on-road price in writing — list price, registration, road tax, number plate, insurance and any “compulsory” accessories itemised separately.
- Confirm the model year and variant on the chassis plate — older stock sometimes sits in showrooms at the new price.
- Take a proper test ride, ideally with a pillion and on a slope, not just a lap of the showroom car park.
- Ask about free services, warranty terms and parts availability in your district, not just in Kathmandu.
- Arrange insurance and your licence early. Third-party insurance is mandatory to ride legally — see our guide to vehicle insurance in Nepal — and you need a category A licence for a motorcycle (licence categories explained).
Planning to ride abroad? Our guide to the International Driving Permit for motorbike riders explains how Nepali riders get one.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Bajaj Pulsar 150 price in Nepal?
It ranges from Rs 3,69,900 to Rs 3,90,900 on HH Bajaj (Bajaj Nepal)’s official website, as checked on 8 October 2026 (Asoj 2083). Confirm the current figure with the authorised dealer — motorcycle prices here change with tax revisions and new shipments.
Which variant is the best value?
The official list runs from Pulsar 150 SD (single disc) at Rs 3,69,900 to Pulsar 150 TD (twin disc) at Rs 3,90,900, a spread of Rs 21,000. Ask the dealer exactly what hardware each step adds (brakes, battery, connectivity) before paying for it.
Is the listed price the final on-road price?
No. The listed figure is the ex-showroom price. Registration, road tax, number plate, insurance and accessories are added on top, and these vary by province and dealer.
Which licence do I need to ride it?
A category A driving licence covers motorcycles in Nepal. If you are still getting yours, start with our EDLVRS licence FAQ.
The bottom line
At Rs 3,69,900, the Bajaj Pulsar 150 is sold in 2 variants in the 150 cc all-rounder segment. Shortlist it against the rivals above, take a real test ride, and get every rupee itemised before booking. Prices here are a snapshot of Asoj 2083 — the showroom’s written quote is the truth.
Digital Solution disclaimer: Digital Solution Pvt. Ltd. is an independent publisher with no affiliation to Bajaj, its Nepali distributor or any dealer. Prices were taken from the authorised distributor’s official website on 8 October 2026 (22 Asoj 2083) and change without notice; the authorised distributor’s quotation always prevails. We earn nothing from any vehicle purchase.
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