1. TVS Sports (Mileage: 95-100Kmpl)
If you are looking to reduce your pocket pinch for your daily commute on a bike, TVS Sport should be your first pick. Dependable, this bike entered the Asia Book of Records in 2019 for being the most fuel-efficient bike on the Golden Quadrilateral.
Apart from its mileage, other noteworthy features of this vehicle include a single-cylinder, air-cooled engine capable of delivering a peak power of 7.4bhp and torque of 7.3Nm.
- Engine Capacity: 100cc
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Price: Rs.39,900
2. Bajaj Platina (Mileage: 90- 100Kmpl)
It provides a comfortable riding option with state-of-the-art suspension. Additionally, this bike is fitted with a 4-speed manual gearbox. When it comes to engine specs, this two-wheeler is capable of generating incredible power of 7.9bhp. However, the absence of a front disc brake can be counted as a drawback for this bike.
- Engine Capacity: 102cc
- Price: Rs.40,897
3. Bajaj CT 100 (Mileage : 90- 100kmpl)
This bike boasts a reliable air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. Its maximum power output is 8.1bhp, while peak torque for it rests at 8.05Nm. This bike won the Jury’s Choice Pre-Owned Commuter Bike of the Year at the Droom Awards 2020.
- Engine Capacity: 99.28cc
- Price: Rs.33,402
4. TVS Star City Plus (Mileage: 75-90kmpl)
When looking for the most fuel-efficient bike in India, it is only natural to consider this offering from TVs. The Star City Plus is a popular commuter bike that offers impressive fuel economy.
- Engine Capacity: 109.7cc
- Price: Rs.53,047
5. Honda Dream Yuga (Mileage: 70-85Kmpl)
Honda’s bikes can never be too far behind when it comes to mileage. The company’s dream Yuga, for instance, is apt for most Indian roads, delivering incredible fuel economy. The highlight for this model is the HET technology, which further improves mileage output. In 2013, this bike was awarded the India Design Mark by the Indian Design Council.
- Engine Capacity: 109.19cc
- Price: Rs.55,233
Source: Zigwheels, Financial Express
Conclusion
Please note that the above-mentioned price is Ex-showroom price, and the on-road price will be more based on the road tax in your locality. Mileage shown can vary based on speed, the way you maintain it, fuel quality, and road conditions.
One of the important points to keep in mind is that as these brands are leading the market for several years, investing in these bikes won't's cause a headache when it comes to maintenance and spare parts. As bikes of these brands are common, you don't actually need the help of a service center for repair; even the local workshops themselves are familiar with the machines.
There is a common misconception that most commuter bikes are not meant to be aesthetically pleasing; well, in my opinion, non of the above bikes are like that; besides, the sole purpose at the end of the day is to make sure you're running your life within your family budget.
Another point to be thought of is that, as these are fuel-efficient bikes, the top speeds that these bikes can reach are very low compared to 150 or 200cc bikes. But I can assure you that these brands won't disappoint you as they are India's finest for several decades.
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