Four best fuel efficiency bikes in India

by Pooja Late so cut

When it comes to buying the latest bikes in India, there are many factors to put into consideration. It does not matter if you are going for an upgrade or a new purchase, you want to know the kind of fuel economy such bike offers. The essential question in the mind of main is “Kitna deti hai.” It doesn’t matter if the person selling the bike is your friend or relatives, that question must be answered.

It isn’t a secret because automakers are fully aware that every two-wheeler manufacturer in the commuter segment must have a unique offering in their portfolio that does a simple job – provide enough mileage per liter of fuel. Considering the different options of the latest bikes in India available in the market, it can be confusing to make a perfect choice. The process can be cumbersome; however, to save you from such stress and trouble, we have assembled some motorcycles that hit the mileage game.

Hero Splendor+ i3S

The Hero Splendor claims to run on mileage of 102.5 km/l. For most motorcyclists, this bike is their favorite and one of the high-selling bikes within its segment. The company claims a fuel efficiency of triple digits. We guess you have to find out that for yourself. The Hero comes with an i3s technology, which stands for “idle Start Stop System.” It means that it turns the engine off when the bike is at idle after a few seconds, which would be scenarios like stopping at a stop light. The engine starts back again immediately you pull the clutch, which would have happened only if you wanted to move ahead and for which you would be slotting motorcycle into gear. This eventually results in the mileage figures that Hero claims.

Bajaj CT100

When you come to the line of Hero MotoCorp then you have Bajaj. The Bajaj CT100 is one the motorcycle that provides sources of income for the company with an acclaimed fuel efficiency of 99.1 km/1. Its biggest competitors is the Platina 100ES, which is expensive than the CT1000 and delivers a bit of torque. In our list, the CT100 is the most affordable for bike lovers to buy considering the fuel mileage of 99.1 km/1.

Bajaj Platina ComforTec

One our third spot is the sibling to the Bajaj CT100. The Bajaj Platina motorcycle is a household name for over a decade within the commuter sector. It has also experienced interest and good sales in the market. Unlike the Bajaj CT100, the Platina comes with a DTS-i-twin-spark technology. The company claims that the Bajaj Platina ComforTech delivers a mileage of 96.9 km/1.

TVS Sport

After the Bajaj CT100, the second affordable motorcycle in the list is the TVS Sport, which delivers a fuel efficiency of 95 km/1. Recently, this motorcycle got an updated version, which has electric start, aluminum grab rails, some chrome on the silencer, and a new instrument cluster. It is able to deliver such fuel efficiency of 95 km/1 because of the DuraLife technology, which helps in minimizing friction in engine components for the longevity of the engine and better riding efficiency.

Author’s Bio

Josh Lawson in this article writes on the latest bike in India and the main question in the main of many who wants to buy a new bike. He further educated his audience on the best bike with fuel efficiency.