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Bajaj Launches The New Dominar NS 160 And NS 200 With More Technology, Sporty Design, Connectivity And Competitive Prices In The 2026 Line.
Bajaj has just revealed the new versions of its medium-displacement motorcycles, now rebranded as Dominar NS 160 and Dominar NS 200, which arrive in the Brazilian market as part of the 2026 line. The updates are not just aesthetic: the models have received a complete package of technology, connectivity, and comfort items, promising a more complete experience for both urban use and leisure.
With suggested prices of R$ 17,900 (NS 160) and R$ 20,900 (NS 200), both including shipping, the motorcycles position themselves as robust and accessible options in the sporty naked segment.
Renewed Identity With More Technology
The new surname “NS” — for Naked Sport — is already known in other markets and now lands officially in Brazil.
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The Bajaj Dominar NS 160 and NS 200 arrive with an even more striking sporty look, driven by new full LED headlights, which in addition to being modern, offer better visibility and safety in different lighting conditions.
But the major highlight of the new versions is the complete digital panel, which now features Bluetooth connectivity and integration with the Bajaj Ride Connect app.
Through the app, riders can access features like turn-by-turn navigation, call control, music playback, and real-time notifications — functionalities previously restricted to higher category models.
Comfort And Safety In Every Detail
Both motorcycles also come with convenience and safety items that make a difference in daily life: USB port, three riding modes (road, rain, and offroad), engine protectors, center stand, and illuminated grips, making night use easier.
Additionally, both models offer 3 years of warranty and come with fixed-price maintenance, which reinforces Bajaj’s commitment to reliability and cost-effectiveness for Brazilian consumers.
Dominar NS 160: Balance Between Performance And Economy
The Dominar NS 160 is equipped with a 160.3 cc single-cylinder engine, oil-cooled, delivering 17 hp at 9,000 rpm and 1.48 kgfm of torque at 7,250 rpm.
With a 5-speed transmission and ABS brakes on both wheels, the model is ideal for those seeking agility and control in urban traffic, without sacrificing performance for short trips.
The 12-liter tank ensures good range, while the price of R$ 17,900 makes the NS 160 a very attractive option compared to competitors in the same category.
Dominar NS 200: More Power For Those Who Want To Go Further
Meanwhile, the Dominar NS 200 bets on a sturdier set, aimed at those seeking more power and stability. Its 199.5 cc liquid-cooled engine delivers 24 hp at 9,750 rpm and 1.9 kgfm of torque at 8,000 rpm.
The transmission is 6-speed, and the front suspension features an inverted fork, while the rear has a mono shock with Nitrox — an important differential in terms of comfort and performance in curves.
With the same 12-liter tank as its smaller sibling, the NS 200 has a suggested price of R$ 20,900 and delivers a more sporty and versatile ride.
Bajaj’s Strong Bet In Brazil
With the arrival of the 2026 line of Dominar NS 160 and Dominar NS 200, Bajaj reinforces its growth strategy in the national market, betting on competitive, technological models with excellent cost-effectiveness.
The proposal is clear: to offer motorcycles with a sporty touch, without sacrificing practicality, connectivity, and a complete package of equipment.
For those seeking a modern naked, connected, and with an imposing look, the new Dominar models are strong contenders.
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