The imminent success of Pulsar made Bajaj to increase its output to 90000 units a month from its Chakan plant. This will make the annual turnover to one million by the end of FY 2010-11. The bike is designed by Glynn Kerr Tokyo R&D, is a product owned by Bajaj and developed by its product engineering division. Till June 2009 the sale was 48000 units a month and is the leader of 150cc segment in India (sharing 43%).<\/p>\n
The success story started from the launch and is still continuing, mainly for its unique youth features. The sale of Pulsar in FY 2008-09 was 28000
\nunits a month (taking the annual toll to 336000) will be increased to 6 lakh units this year. The company has a special status for this Pulsar which has
\nyielded a pride of place for Bajaj \u2013 from 25000 units per month to 45000 units per month. The target for the next financial year will be 85000 units
\na month taking the annual toll to one million.<\/p>\n
The company MD is proud of this Pulsar that the bike is the culmination of the efforts exerted to meet the world class technology in the Indian
\nconditions. The bike boosts the reputation of the company\u2019s portfolio to offer a range of products in a row. Bajaj was in the news with Pulsar 150
\nDTS-I and 180 DTS-I and the 220 edition in the talk, the fastest bike @ 144 km\/hr.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The imminent success of Pulsar made Bajaj to increase its output to 90000 units a month from its Chakan plant. This will make the annual turnover to one million by the end of FY 2010-11. The bike is designed by Glynn Kerr Tokyo R&D, is a product owned by Bajaj and developed by its product … <\/p>\n