Bajaj Avenger 400 — For long rides, open roads and you know the wind; if you are one of those then Bajaj Avenger 400 might the dream motorcycle which half of you and rest is waiting to arrive. Bajaj is soon to debut an upcoming cruiser that is widely tipped to fuse comfort, power and cruiser styling into a single compelling package. The Avenger series, finally has a 400cc powerplant and from what we can see things are going to get interesting for this budget cruiser segment.
A New Level of Power
The most noticeable change in the Bajaj Avenger 400, is of its engine The bike is highly expected to power by either a potent 373cc or perhaps even a more robust Dominiar 400’s derived 400cc. You will get very close to 40 PS of power making it extremely powerful for a cruiser. It’s not just speed. Designed for a smooth and leisurely ride on city roads, as well weekend errands.
Cruiser Style and Good Handling
Appearance wise, the Avenger 400 will remain true to classic cruiser form that its fans want. A long seat, spaced bars and pegs, chrome everywhere, and an overall low slung appearance. Long wheelbase and a rather laid-back riding position, so you will not feel too tired riding the bike hours on road.
The Avenger series is all about comfort — past tradition, Bajaj probably will continue to follow this aegis in the same manner. The seats are plush, the suspension is supple and gentle and from front to back it feels like a real touring motorcycle.
Comfort and Ergonomics
Comfort lies at the very core of Avenger series and Bajaj Avenger 400 carries it to new heights. Its plush wide seat and ramped foot pegs promise a very supportive ride in addition to greatly reducing fatigue on those long miles. Handle bars are high to take pressure off the back and wrists simultaneously making it suitable for urban commutes, as well as a cross country trip.
The suspensions comes with telescopic forks up front and rear gas-charged twin shock absorbers (to absorb the bumps on all kind of terrain from city roads to off road) This combi of Ergonomics and suspension has made Avenger 400 as top end stuff for road riders looking for comfort, but not give away style.
Safety and Technology
Bajaj Avenger 400 is taken care of one of the best in class with its high end safety and technology. It has disc brakes on each wheel, combined with a dual-channel ABS to guarantee reliable stopping power — even on wet, slippery roads.
Single LCD digital instrument cluster for all variants to convey information on speed, fuel left, trip details and gear; some variants have Bluetooth connectivity/integration with Google Maps (though it demands free data and that’s something you have to pay for) Pulsed with LED headlights and taillights (Enhance Night ride visibility) A 12V USB charger is with it so that you can keep all your devices running during long rides. The Avenger 400 as an amalgamation of functionality and ingenuity.
On Launch and Price
Bajaj has not yet announced official launch of Avenger 400, according to rumours that the bike would make its debut late 2025. When it comes to costs, Bajaj is known to bring value in bikes so we can expect an Avenger 400 to be priced in the range of ₹1.8 to ₹2.Lakh (ex-showroom).
Hence it will be one of the cheapest 400cc cruisers available in Indian market.
Whom Should Buy Avenger 400?
So if you are one of those who prefer relaxed rides, style of cruiser and want both beefy and comfortable bike, probably you should grip the Avenger 400. It is mainly perfect for those from 150cc or 220cc bikes wanting to ride a bigger motorcycle but in a more accessible manner. It will also be a good parameter bike of the touring motorcycle.
Conclusion
Bajaj Avenger 400 seems to be a high-class option for lovers of comfort, power and cruiser look by (which is obvious from its name) Bajaj promising to continue with the same features probably along with a more relaxed riding position, coupled by that V4 engine mimics perfect for taking the open roads without burning a hole in your pocket. All we can do now is have Bajaj make it true but from what we know right now, this will indeed be worth waiting.
