The Bajaj Discover 100 5G was available in not too many options as far as colors are concerned, compared to some of the other bikes in the same segment. Bajaj did have a couple of options, but those were pretty conservative colours like black, blue and red. Other brands were experimenting with bolder, more diverse color palettes to appeal to younger buyers, but this approach stood in contrast to that. Others said the Discover could have stood out more in the market by offering more vibrant or different colors, attracting a broader customer base. Some said the bike's conservative design philosophy was reflected in the limited color options. Debates were had about whether more color choices would have extended the model's lifespan or if it would have made much of a sales difference. Did Bajaj fail to adequately appreciate the role that color plays in the buying decision, particularly for younger riders, or was Bajaj's color strategy consistent with the Discover's target market?