Bajaj Avenger (2014) Updates

Friday, 19 January 2018 07:32 PM In January 2018, Bajaj unveiled the updated Avenger Cruise 220 and Avenger Street 220, featuring new headlamps, LED DRLs, and a digital instrument console. The Cruise 220 got an inverted triangular headlamp, while the Street 220 received an oblong-shaped headlamp. Both bikes also saw an increase in rear suspension travel for improved ride quality. I think these updates made the Avenger more appealing to cruiser enthusiasts.

Sunday, 01 October 2017 04:14 AM By 2017, the Bajaj Avenger had undergone a significant makeover with the introduction of the second generation models. This included the Avenger Street and Avenger Cruise, each with distinct design elements and engine options. The Avenger Cruise 220 was positioned as a more traditional cruiser, while the Avenger Street 220 blended cruiser and city bike characteristics. I believe this diversification helped Bajaj tap into different segments of the market.

Wednesday, 01 July 2015 12:29 PM In July 2015, Bajaj launched the second generation of the Avenger series, introducing the Avenger Street 150, Avenger Street 220, and Avenger Cruise 220. These models featured new design elements such as alloy wheels, new paint jobs, and a revamped Avenger insignia. The Street versions were designed for a mix of city and cruiser riding, while the Cruise remained a pure cruiser. I think the addition of the 150cc option made the Avenger more accessible to a wider audience.

Monday, 01 December 2014 07:53 PM In 2014, the Bajaj Avenger continued to be a popular choice in the cruiser segment in India, known for its reliability, performance, and maintenance cost. The Avenger 220, with its 220cc oil-cooled engine, offered a balance of power and fuel efficiency, making it a favorite among long-distance riders. I believe the Avengers success was largely due to its blend of style and practicality.

Saturday, 01 March 2014 04:17 PM Early in 2014, Bajaj Auto emphasized the importance of the Avenger series in their lineup, highlighting its unique cruiser design inspired by the Kawasaki Eliminator. The Avenger 220, with its 14-liter fuel tank and comfortable riding posture, was particularly praised for its highway cruising capabilities. I think the Avengers design cues from Kawasaki added to its appeal.