Bajaj has refreshed the Dominar 400 for 2025, and the updates make it more tourer-friendly without going overboard on price. Launched at Rs 2.39 lakh (ex-showroom), the 2025 Dominar is now smarter, safer, and more suited for long-distance riding. While the engine remains unchanged, a host of feature upgrades make this bike feel more premium and purposeful.
Display
The most noticeable upgrade is the all-new LCD instrument cluster. This unit is borrowed straight from the Pulsar NS400Z and brings a significant improvement in both style and function. It’s a single-screen layout that’s clear and easy to read, even under harsh sunlight.
More importantly, the display now supports Bluetooth connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation — a must-have for riders who love exploring new routes. The screen shows speed, gear position, trip info, fuel range, and call alerts, offering a better tech experience compared to the older setup.
Modes
Another major update comes in the form of ride-by-wire technology. Thanks to this, Bajaj has added four distinct ride modes to the Dominar 400:
- Rain
- Road
- Sport
- Off-road
Each mode tweaks the throttle response and ABS sensitivity to suit different conditions. So whether you’re cruising on the highway, navigating city traffic, or tackling slippery roads, the Dominar adapts accordingly. This is a feature usually seen on higher-end motorcycles, so seeing it in this price segment is a nice surprise.
Ergonomics
Touring is what the Dominar was originally designed for, and Bajaj has doubled down on that. The 2025 model gets minor yet effective ergonomic tweaks. The handlebar is now positioned slightly higher and closer to the rider, making long rides less tiring.
On top of that, the bike now comes with a standard rear luggage carrier. What’s cool is that it also has a built-in GPS mount — a small touch that adventure riders will definitely appreciate.
These changes make the Dominar 400 feel more ready for long-distance touring than ever before, without the need for aftermarket mods.
Touring
With these updates, Bajaj has clearly aimed at enhancing the Dominar’s touring DNA. The additions like riding modes and navigation-friendly instrument display, combined with practical hardware like the GPS mount and relaxed ergonomics, make it a great package for touring without stretching your budget.
Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s new:
| Feature | 2025 Dominar 400 Update |
|---|---|
| Instrument Cluster | New LCD with Bluetooth & Nav |
| Ride Modes | Rain, Road, Sport, Off-road |
| Handlebar | Adjusted for better comfort |
| Rear Luggage Carrier | Comes with built-in GPS mount |
| Price | Rs. 2.39 lakh (ex-showroom) |
Verdict
While the core mechanicals remain the same — including the engine and chassis — the 2025 Dominar 400 now offers more value and tech. Bajaj has done well to target riders looking for a capable touring machine that won’t break the bank. Bookings are already open, and deliveries are expected to begin soon.
FAQs
What is the price of 2025 Dominar 400?
The bike is priced at Rs 2.39 lakh, ex-showroom.
Does the Dominar 400 get Bluetooth?
Yes, the new LCD display offers Bluetooth connectivity.
How many ride modes does it have?
The Dominar 400 offers four riding modes.
Is the engine updated for 2025?
No, the engine and chassis remain the same.
What touring features are added?
New handlebar, GPS mount, and luggage carrier added.
