Bajaj has officially launched the updated Dominar 400 in the Indian market, priced at Rs 2.39 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). That’s just Rs 6,000 more than the previous version — a small bump, considering the range of updates on offer. The new Dominar not only looks sharper but also gets feature enhancements aimed at making it an even better touring machine.
Price
The latest Dominar 400 carries a small price premium of Rs 6,000 over the outgoing model. Here’s a quick comparison:
| Variant | Ex-Showroom Price (Delhi) |
|---|---|
| Previous Dominar 400 | Rs 2.33 lakh |
| New Dominar 400 (2025) | Rs 2.39 lakh |
At this price point, Bajaj continues to offer solid value, especially now with additional tech and touring equipment.
Display
One of the most notable changes is the new LCD instrument cluster. This new unit replaces the older twin-screen setup and is crisper and more modern. It offers improved readability, more information, and integrates better with the bike’s updated switchgear.
While it doesn’t get a TFT screen just yet, the LCD unit now comes packed with essential details like gear position, fuel economy, trip meters, and turn-by-turn navigation support when paired with Bluetooth.
Modes
A major new addition to the Dominar 400 is ride-by-wire technology, which has allowed Bajaj to introduce four ride modes:
- Road
- Rain
- Sport
- Off-Road
These modes tweak throttle response and ABS sensitivity based on the riding condition. You can switch between them using the updated handlebar-mounted switchgear, making the bike more versatile across urban roads, highways, and rough patches.
Ergonomics
For riders who enjoy long-distance touring, Bajaj has made some thoughtful ergonomic updates. The handlebar has been redesigned and repositioned to offer a more relaxed, upright riding posture. This should reduce fatigue over long rides and improve overall control.
In addition, the Dominar now comes standard with a rear luggage carrier. The twist? It includes a built-in GPS mount, a clear nod to touring riders who rely on navigation devices or smartphones while riding.
Touring
Bajaj’s goal with the updated Dominar seems pretty clear — make it the go-to budget sports tourer. With the combination of a more comfortable riding stance, navigation-ready features, and adjustable ride modes, the 2025 Dominar 400 takes a serious step forward as a long-distance machine.
Bookings are already open at Bajaj dealerships, and deliveries are expected to begin in the coming weeks. This new version replaces the older model in the company’s lineup.
Summary
Here’s a quick overview of what’s new:
| Feature | 2025 Dominar 400 Update |
|---|---|
| Price | Rs 2.39 lakh (ex-showroom) |
| Display | New LCD with better visibility |
| Ride Modes | Road, Rain, Sport, Off-Road |
| Ergonomics | Redesigned handlebar |
| Touring Features | Rear carrier with GPS mount |
| Bookings | Open |
| Deliveries | Starting in a few weeks |
For riders looking for an affordable, well-equipped sports tourer, the new Dominar 400 checks most boxes without stretching the budget too far. It’s a solid upgrade in all the right areas.
FAQs
What is the price of the new Dominar 400?
The new Dominar 400 costs Rs 2.39 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
How many ride modes are available?
There are four ride modes: Road, Rain, Sport, Off-Road.
Does it have a new instrument display?
Yes, it now features a new LCD screen with better readability.
Are the ergonomics changed?
Yes, it has a new handlebar for better long-distance comfort.
Is the older Dominar 400 still on sale?
No, the new version replaces the previous model completely.
