What could make the Pulsar RS250 stand out from the rest?

They should focus on ergonomics. I guess you might want to add adjustable clip-ons or rear sets to enable riders to work out the best riding position for them. Both track enthusiasts and daily commuters would find that appealing.

How about a quickshifter as standard? On bigger bikes it is becoming common, but if Bajaj offers it in this segment, it will be a game changer.

I believe they can innovate with lighting. Or dynamic LED turn signals or a projector headlamp with a unique light signature. Instantly it would make the bike recognizable on the road.

What about safety features? It could be a big selling point if they could introduce cornering ABS or traction control at this price point.

Bajaj should focus on customization. Provide body panels or decals that are easy to swap in order for riders to customize their bikes. For young riders, being able to stand out is the norm.

I would like to see some aero elements such as small winglets. They don’t necessarily have a lot of function, but they would look cool and really make the bike feel premium and race inspired.

How about something practical? It would be really useful for daily riders to have built in USB charging or a small storage compartment. Performance is not the only feature that needs to be there.

No, they should feature performance features first. Possibly add in adjustable suspension or riding modes. There, enthusiasts looking for a proper sports bike experience would be more likely to be appeased.

I feel Bajaj should be more concentrated on the tech features. An Android based connectivity option for the device could allow a full color TFT display, which might be an additional draw for tech savvy younger riders.