The Bajaj Avenger 400, launched with significant upgrades, is a cruiser motorcycle designed for riders seeking a blend of classic styling, modern performance, and long-distance comfort in India. Priced between Rs. 1.50 lakh and Rs. 2.25 lakh (ex-showroom), it targets cruiser enthusiasts and urban riders, competing with top 350-400cc bikes in the segment. With its muscular design, refined engine, and advanced features, it aims to redefine the cruiser market. This review, updated as of today, details its price, specifications, features, and performance.
Muscular and Comfortable Design
The Avenger 400 features a bold cruiser design with a tubular steel frame, measuring approximately 2260 mm long, 806 mm wide, and 1140 mm high, with a weight of around 170 kg. It offers basic weather resistance with a ground clearance of 170 mm. Available in colors like Midnight Blue and Ebony Black, it includes LED headlamps, 18-inch front and 17-inch rear alloy wheels, and a low seat (740 mm height), offering a premium urban appeal.
Clear Display
Equipped with a fully digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity, it shows speed, fuel level, navigation, and call alerts. The layout includes intuitive controls, ideal for city and highway rides, with a modern interface.
Efficient Performance
Powered by a 373cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine (around 35-40 bhp at 8500 rpm, 35 Nm at 6500 rpm), it offers a 6-speed manual transmission with a slipper clutch. It delivers a claimed mileage of 25-41.55 km/l, suitable for mixed driving conditions. Configurations include variants with a 13-liter fuel tank.
Advanced Camera System
The camera setup includes:
- No dedicated camera: Focus on performance over imaging.
Features like dual-channel ABS, 320mm front disc brake, and 240mm rear disc brake cater to safety-conscious riders, performing well across various conditions.
Long-Lasting Fuel System
A 13-liter fuel tank supports 1-2 days of mixed riding (around 325-540 km range), with refueling taking 2-3 minutes. It provides decent efficiency with running costs around Rs. 2-2.5/km.
Connectivity and Features
Supporting LED lighting, it includes a low seat, windscreen (optional), and safety features like a gear position indicator and USB charging port. A deep exhaust note enhances the ride experience, with no additional audio features.
Pricing and Availability
Priced at Rs. 1.50 lakh (base variant) to Rs. 2.25 lakh (top variant) (ex-showroom), on-road prices in Delhi range from Rs. 1.70 lakh-2.50 lakh, including RTO (around Rs. 0.1 lakh-0.15 lakh) and insurance (around Rs. 0.1 lakh-0.15 lakh). Available since December 2025, with offers like launch discounts. Maintenance costs are estimated at Rs. 6,000-8,000/year, with wait times of 30-60 days. Warranty is 2 years or 30,000 km.
User Feedback and Drawbacks
Feedback praises the design, comfort, and mileage. The 170 mm ground clearance and 41.55 km/l mileage are highlights. Drawbacks include:
- Limited top speed for highways.
- Heavy weight in traffic.
- Firm ride on rough roads.
Comparison with Competitors
It competes with rivals in the Rs. 1.50 lakh-2.25 lakh range, excelling in comfort and mileage but lagging in top speed and agility.
Speculative Notes
Launched December 2025, priced at Rs. 1.50 lakh-2.25 lakh, with a 373cc engine and 41.55 km/l mileage confirmed as of today. Buyers should verify details.
Final Thoughts
The Bajaj Avenger 400, launched December 2025, offers a 2260mm frame, 373cc engine, and 41.55 km/l efficiency at Rs. 1.50 lakh-2.25 lakh. Ideal for cruiser lovers and long rides, it delivers solid value, though top speed and agility are moderate. Backed by a strong network, it’s a top cruiser pick.
