Indian 2-wheeler makers not as lightweight as startups may think: Bajaj MD

Takes a dig at newcomers in the EV space at the launch of the all-new Pulsar 250, points to several differences between legacy firms and startups

As a 75-year old company, Bajaj Auto has adapted itself time and again due to competition, regulations and changing buyer preference and will continue to do so even in the future, Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director, Bajaj Auto said at the launch of the all new Pulsar 250. He was answering a query on whether the company is in time and bracing itself well for the disruption from the electric two-wheeler startups.

"The Indian two-wheeler makers are not as lightweight as some startups will like to think they are. The question is who would you like to bet on. I will