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Bajaj Pulsar 150 mileage and running cost

Running cost, per km and per month.

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Specs source: Bajaj

Claimed vs real mileage

Why the gap exists: claimed vs real-world mileage.

Monthly running cost by city

30 km a day, 26 days a month, at each city's current petrol price.

CityPetrol ₹/LPer kmPer month

Getting the best mileage

The quickest wins for the Pulsar 150: keep tyres at the recommended pressure (under-inflation by 5 psi can cost 2–3 kmpl), shift up early, use Eco mode in traffic and avoid idling at long signals.

Short trips hurt most. A cold engine on a 2 km run can return half its normal mileage; if that is your use, expect the low end of the real-world band.

Service on time. A clogged air filter or old spark plug shows up in mileage before it shows up anywhere else.

Where it stands in its class

Pulsar 150 mileage: questions people ask

How does the Pulsar 150's warranty compare to the rest of the range?
It carries a 2-year warranty, shorter than the 5-year cover on Bajaj's Platina and 180-220cc models, so buyers should weigh that against the purchase price when comparing across the brand's line-up.

Pulsar 150 from

₹1.15 Lakh