📊 Bajaj reliability

Bajaj recalls & common problems by model

How Bajaj models compare on safety-recall campaigns and owner complaints filed with NHTSA, most recalls first. Found the car you want? Check its exact VIN.

15models compared
0recall campaigns on file
0owner complaints on file
ModelYearsOn recordRecall campaignsOwner complaints
Dominar D 400 2010–2024 1,010 0 0
Pulsar NS400Z 2024–2025 88 0 0
Dominar 400 2017–2024 201 0 0
Pulsar NS200 2016–2024 1,046 0 0
Pulsar NS125 2018–2019 26 0 0
Boxer BM 150 X 2016–2026 4,438 0 0
Pulsar NS 400 2024–2025 66 0 0
Boxer BM 150 2016–2026 2,321 0 0
Pulsar N250 2024–2025 151 0 0
Boxer BM 125X 2018–2024 1,736 0 0
Pulsar 180DTS-I 2020–2024 824 0 0
Boxer BM 100ES 2020–2024 304 0 0
Pulsar 2013–2024 94 0 0
Avenger 220 2013–2024 428 0 0
V15 2017–2018 64 0 0

How to read this. Recall campaigns are safety defects acknowledged by the manufacturer or NHTSA — they're repaired at no charge by a franchised dealer, and more of them means more issues were formally addressed. Owner complaints are individual reports to NHTSA, not confirmed faults, and they partly reflect how many of a model were sold and how long it's been on the road — so read them as a prompt to inspect, not a verdict. Always check the specific VIN and get a pre-purchase inspection.

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