If you’re eyeing the Pulsar NS400Z, the latest batch arriving at dealers already sports a 5‑inch TFT cluster that feeds your phone via Bluetooth and Wi‑Fi, so you can get turn‑by‑turn navigation even if the phone’s screen is off.\n
\nBajaj didn’t just bolt a screen on; the switchgear has been re‑wired, letting you access music, calls and a digital document wallet—your licence, insurance, registration—directly from the dash.\n
\nUnder the hood, the 349‑cc liquid‑cooled single still churns out about 40 hp and 33 Nm, so performance stays the same. So the upgrade is all about connectivity, not power.\n
\nBajaj has already used the same TFT on the Pulsar N160, 125 and 150, and test bikes of the NS200 and N250 show it too. That means the flagship is no longer the only model with a smart cluster.\n
\nThe current ex‑showroom price sits at ₹1.86 lakh, and early reports hint at a modest bump for the new variant, though the exact figure is still unconfirmed. Dealers are already swapping clusters, so if you’re looking to buy, ask whether the TFT version has replaced the standard one.\n
\nOfficial launch is still a few months away, but with units already turning up on showroom floors, you can expect the new NS400Z to be available in major metros by the end of Q3 2026.