Bajaj Auto’s upcoming adventure motorcycle has been spotted testing again, giving a clearer look at its engine, electronics and adventure-focused hardware. The latest spy images have revealed some interesting details about Bajaj’s first dedicated adventure bike.
250cc Engine Expected
The test bike appears to use an air/oil-cooled single-cylinder engine, rather than the liquid-cooled setup that was expected earlier. The engine is likely to be based on the 249cc unit used in the Bajaj Pulsar N250.
On the Pulsar N250, this engine produces 24.5 PS and 21.5 Nm. Bajaj could make changes to the tuning and gearing to suit adventure touring and light off-road riding. However, the final specifications have not been confirmed yet.
TFT Display Spotted
Another major detail is the fully digital TFT instrument cluster. The setup appears similar to the unit seen on some newer Pulsar models.
The production bike could offer smartphone connectivity and navigation-related features, although Bajaj has not officially confirmed the equipment list yet.
Proper Adventure Hardware
The test motorcycle features wire-spoke wheels, dual-purpose tyres, long-travel suspension and high ground clearance. Recent spy images suggest a 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheel setup, although some earlier reports have indicated a 21-inch front wheel.
The overall design is clearly aimed at touring and light off-road use rather than being a road-only motorcycle.
Global Launch Expected
Bajaj’s new adventure motorcycle is expected to launch in 2026. Brazil is expected to be an important international market, with a Bajaj Brazil executive recently hinting at a possible launch there toward the end of the year.
Bajaj has not yet revealed the motorcycle’s official name, price or complete specifications. More details are expected as the bike moves closer to production and launch.
Source: RushLane, Car&bike, ZigWheels.
