Bajaj Dominar 400 2025: More Power, Tech, and Affordability for Riders

The Indian roads are set to roar louder with Bajaj’s updated Dominar 400 for 2025. Known as a powerful sports tourer, the Dominar has always been a favorite for riders who want a bike that’s as comfortable on highways as it is in city traffic. Now, Bajaj is making it even better. The new Dominar 400 comes packed with fresh features, a sharper look, and a surprising price cut. This bold move aims to shake up the 400cc bike segment and win over both loyal fans and new riders.

Smarter Tech for a Connected Ride
The 2025 Dominar gets a major tech upgrade. The old semi-digital dashboard is replaced with a sleek, fully digital screen. This new display shows everything from speed and fuel levels to trip details. But the real win is Bluetooth connectivity—pair your phone to get navigation alerts, call/SMS notifications, and even check your phone’s battery on the go. The handlebar switches are also updated, making it easier to scroll through menus and control the bike’s new riding modes. Inspired by its sibling, the Pulsar NS400Z, these modes (like Eco, City, and Sport) let riders tweak performance based on their mood or road conditions.

Bold Looks, Built for Adventure
The Dominar keeps its tough, muscular style but adds subtle tweaks to stand out. New color options like Racing Red, Matte Black, and Thunder Grey give it a fresh vibe. The LED headlights and taillights stay, possibly brighter now, and the alloy wheels might sport a new design. Whether you’re cruising city streets or hitting the highway, this bike is built to turn heads.

Comfort Meets Touring Ready
Long rides just got easier. The Dominar’s comfy seat, upright riding posture, and wide handlebars return, with possible upgrades for even better comfort. Bajaj also added built-in luggage mounts, so attaching saddlebags or gear is hassle-free—no need for aftermarket kits. This makes the Dominar 400 a true touring partner, ready for adventures right out of the showroom.

Power You Can Trust
Under the hood, the Dominar 400 keeps its trusted 373cc liquid-cooled engine. While specs aren’t final yet, it’s tuned to meet stricter emission norms (BS6 Phase-2). Expect around 40 HP and 35 Nm of torque—perfect for zipping through traffic or overtaking on highways. The smooth 6-speed gearbox and slip-and-assist clutch remain, ensuring easy gear shifts and safer braking.

Surprise Price Drop: A Game-Changer
Here’s the kicker: Bajaj is slashing the price. The older model cost around ₹2.33 lakh (ex-showroom), but the 2025 version aims to be cheaper. This pits it against rivals like the KTM Duke 390, TVS Apache RR 310, and some Royal Enfield bikes. By offering premium features at a lower cost, Bajaj is targeting budget-conscious buyers who don’t want to compromise on power or tech.

Why This Matters Now
India’s premium bike market is booming, even as regular bike sales dip. Riders today want advanced features without breaking the bank. The Dominar 400’s combo of tech, style, and affordability hits the sweet spot. It’s ideal for daily commutes, weekend trips, or cross-country tours. Past users loved its stability and power but noted its weight in traffic. With new tweaks, Bajaj hopes to fix these gripes while boosting what riders already love.

Final Thoughts
The 2025 Bajaj Dominar 400 is more than an update—it’s a statement. With smarter tech, touring-ready features, and a friendlier price, it’s set to dominate India’s roads. Whether you’re a daily rider or a thrill-seeking tourer, this bike promises power, comfort, and value. As launch day nears, all eyes are on Bajaj to see if the Dominar 400 can outshine its rivals and reclaim its crown in the cruiser segment.