India · founded 1945

Bajaj Model History

India's iconic two- and three-wheeler giant — home of the Chetak scooter, the Pulsar sport-commuter, and the world's best-selling auto-rickshaw platform.

9 models

The complete catalog

Models

Chetak
India's most beloved scooter — a 33-year run (1972–2005) that became a cultural touchstone, revived in 2020 as an electric.
Scooter · 1972–2005
Pulsar
Bajaj's landmark sport-commuter line — launched November 2001 and still the benchmark for affordable performance motorcycles in India.
Sport motorcycle · 2001–present
Discover
Bajaj's fuel-economy commuter line (2004–2020) — a 125–150cc family that sold over a million units annually at its peak.
Commuter motorcycle · 2004–2020
Avenger
India's first domestically developed cruiser — a low-slung 180–220cc bike drawing styling from the Kawasaki Eliminator, still in production.
Cruiser motorcycle · 2005–present
Platina
Bajaj's entry-level economy commuter — launched April 2006 and selling 500,000 units in its first eight months.
Commuter motorcycle · 2006–present
CT 100
Bajaj's bare-bones 100cc commuter — originally launched circa 2004, relaunched in 2015, and still Bajaj's entry price point.
Commuter motorcycle · 2004–present
Dominar 400
Bajaj's premium power-tourer — a KTM-derived 373cc single launched January 2017, positioned for Indian highway touring.
Sport motorcycle · 2017–present
RE Auto Rickshaw
The world's best-selling auto-rickshaw platform — Bajaj has manufactured three-wheelers since 1959 and holds ~84% of India's three-wheeler export market.
Three-wheeler · 1959–present
Qute
Bajaj's only four-wheeled vehicle — a 216cc quadricycle unveiled in 2012, exported from 2015 and sold in India from 2019.
Microcar · 2015–present

Other makes

Models

Chetak

Pulsar

Discover

Avenger

Platina

CT 100

Dominar 400

RE Auto Rickshaw

Qute