Bajaj Pulsar F250, CT125X, Platina 110 ABS Discontinued In India

Bajaj Auto has officially discontinued the Pulsar F250, CT125X, and the ABS variant of the Platina 110 from its two-wheeler lineup in India. These models, which were launched within the past four years, have seen low demand. Consequently, the company has removed these motorcycles from its official website.

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Bajaj Pulsar F250

Introduced in late 2021 alongside its naked counterpart, the N250, the Pulsar F250 was envisioned as a successor to the iconic Pulsar 220F, which continues to be on sale at Rs 1.39 lakh (ex-showroom). However, the F250 struggled to replicate the success of its predecessor, partly due to shifting consumer preferences toward naked street bikes. Initially priced at Rs 1.40 lakh (ex-showroom), the F250 had a half-faired design similar to the Pulsar 220F, albeit it failed to draw the same attention from buyers as the Pulsar 220F did.

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Bajaj CT125X

The Bajaj CT125X entered the Indian market in 2022 as one of the most affordable 125cc commuter motorcycles, priced at Rs 71,354 (ex-showroom) at launch. Available in drum and disc brake variants, the CT125X offered a rugged design that was somewhat similar to the CT110X. The CT125X was positioned just above its sibling in the bikemaker's India portfolio.

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Bajaj Platina 110 ABS

The Platina 110 ABS was launched in India in 2022 at a price tag of Rs 72,224 (ex-showroom). During its time, the Platina 110 was the only offering in the 100–115cc segment to feature an anti-lock braking system (ABS). While the drum brake variant of the Platina 110 remains available, the ABS version has been discontinued. 

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