Top 10 mileage bikes in India right now

Long story short – If you want a motorcycle that gives good mileage, this guide will help. We compare ten commuter bikes from Bajaj, Hero, TVS, and Honda. You can check their city and highway mileage, starting prices, and features to find a bike that fits your budget and daily needs.

Mileage is important for daily running costs, but it is not the only thing to consider. You should also consider price, comfort, ease of starting, and the features that come with the version you choose.

Key Takeaways

1. This guide compares ten commuter-bike model and variant options from Bajaj, Hero, TVS and Honda using database-listed mileage ranges, starting prices and everyday features.
2. The mileage ranges in the comparison overlap. The numbering identifies entries; it is not a verified highest-to-lowest mileage ranking.
3. The lower mileage number is for city riding, and the higher one is for highway riding. Many users get results between these numbers, so your actual mileage may vary.
4. Be sure to compare the exact version of the bike before you decide. Things like how the bike starts, the dashboard, brakes, and other features can be different even within the same model.
5. The Splendor Plus XTEC and XTEC 2.0 are different versions of the same model. This list has ten entries, but some are versions of the same bike, not ten completely different motorcycles.
6. To find out the mileage, divide the distance you travel by the amount of fuel you use. The next section explains how to do this with regular refills, so you don’t have to run your tank empty.

What Is Bike Mileage, And How Do You Calculate It?

Bike mileage means how far a motorcycle goes on a certain amount of fuel. In India, it’s usually shown as kilometres per litre (km/l). For example, if you travel 280 km using 4 litres of petrol, your mileage is 70 km/l.

How To Check Mileage Using The Tank-to-tank Method

1. Refuel to a consistent, safe level following your motorcycle’s owner’s manual. Do not overfill the tank.
2. Reset the trip meter or record the odometer reading.
3. Ride normally and refuel before reaching the minimum fuel level specified in your motorcycle’s owner’s manual. Do not deliberately run the tank empty to measure mileage.
4. Refill to the same level, preferably at the same filling station and dispenser. Record the litres added.
5. Divide the distance travelled between refills by the litres added at the second refill.
6. For a more representative result, repeat across several refills and divide the total distance by the total litres added.

Mileage (km/l) = Distance travelled (km) ÷ Fuel added at the next comparable refill (litres).

When you compare mileage results, note things like traffic, your route, and if you have a passenger. If you want to know city and highway mileage separately, measure them on similar trips instead of guessing from mixed rides.

Bajaj’s Platina owner’s manual describes the tank-to-tank method in its mileage-checking guidance.

Comparison Scope And Data Sources

This list uses specifications, mileage ranges, starting prices and feature information from the Bikeleague India database. It compares ten commuter-bike model and variant options from Bajaj, Hero, TVS and Honda.

The mileage numbers come from the Bikeleague India database. They are not certified by ARAI, checked by owners, or based on Bikeleague’s own road tests.

Each bike shows a mileage range from the Bikeleague India database. The lower number is for city riding, and the higher one is for highways. Many users get results in between. These numbers are just a guide, not a promise for every rider.

The numbers are just to help you find each bike. They don’t rank the bikes by mileage. The mileage ranges can overlap, and your results will depend on how and where you ride.

The Splendor Plus XTEC and XTEC 2.0 are both versions of the same model. Make sure to compare prices and features for the exact version you are interested in.

Top 10 Mileage Bikes In India: Quick Comparison

Check the mileage ranges listed below from the database. The lower number is for city use, and the higher one is for highways. Many users get results in between. The numbers match the model sections and are not a ranking.

Source: Bikeleague India database for mileage ranges. Engine capacities of 99.59 cc for the Platina 100 and 115.06 cc for the Platina 110 follow Bajaj’s Platina owner’s manual (July 2025, Revision 1). Mileage figures are not guaranteed results.

Top 10 Mileage Bikes In India: Model-by-model Comparison

All listed prices are starting ex-showroom prices in Delhi. Prices vary by variant and may change. Registration, insurance and other applicable charges are additional.

1. Bajaj Platina 100

The Bikeleague India database lists the Bajaj Platina 100 with a mileage range of 65–75 km/l. The city figure is 65 km/l, and the highway figure is 75 km/l, the highest highway figure in this list. Many users get results between these numbers. Remember, this range is just a guide and doesn’t guarantee your result or mean it will always beat other bikes.

This bike is made for commuters, with a long seat and suspension designed for comfort. The ES version also has electric start. When you compare prices with the Hero HF 100, HF Deluxe, and TVS Sport, make sure you know which version the price is for.

1. Mileage: 65–75 km/l.
2. Engine displacement: 99.59 cc
3. Maximum power: 8.2 PS at 7,500 rpm.
4. Maximum torque: 8.34 Nm at 5,500 rpm.
5. Fuel tank capacity: 11 litres
6. Price: ₹ 70,511 onwards

View Bajaj Platina 100 specifications, features and price details.

2. Bajaj Ct 110x

The Bajaj CT 110X offers a mileage of 66–70 km/l, according to the Bikeleague India database. It’s a good option if you want a commuter bike that focuses on mileage, has a rugged look, and comes with practical features.

It comes with features like tank pads, a padded seat, a utility carrier, and spring-in-spring rear suspension. Make sure to compare these features with what you need every day, instead of just focusing on mileage.

1. Mileage: 66–70 km/l.
2. Engine displacement: 115.45 cc.
3. Maximum power: 9.5 PS at 7,500 rpm.
4. Maximum torque: 9.9 Nm at 5,500 rpm.
5. Fuel tank capacity: 11 litres.
6. Price: ₹ 74,930 onwards

View Bajaj CT 110X specifications, features and price details.

3. Hero Hf 100

The Hero HF 100 gives a mileage of 65–70 km/l, according to the Bikeleague India database. It’s a good choice if you want a simple commuter bike that’s affordable, easy to use every day, and comes with basic features.

It has a kick-start, a single-piece seat, and tubeless tyres. Try comparing how easy it is to use and how comfortable the seat feels with the HF Deluxe and TVS Sport to see which one fits your daily commute best.

1. Mileage: 65–70 km/l.
2. Engine displacement: 97.2 cc.
3. Maximum power: 8.02 PS at 8,000 rpm.
4. Maximum torque: 8.05 Nm at 6,000 rpm.
5. Fuel tank capacity: 9.1 litres.
6. Price: ₹ 59,839 onwards

View Hero HF 100 specifications, features and price details.

4. Hero Hf Deluxe

The Hero HF Deluxe also has a mileage of 65–70 km/l, according to the Bikeleague India database. Both the HF Deluxe and HF 100 have a 97.2 cc engine and similar mileage, so it’s better to compare their prices, how easy they are to start, and the features of each variant instead of assuming they perform the same.

It comes with electric start, a long seat, and tubeless tyres. Make sure to check if features like i3S are included in the specific variant you choose, since they might not be available at the lowest price.

1. Mileage: 65–70 km/l.
2. Engine displacement: 97.2 cc.
3. Maximum power: 8.02 PS at 8,000 rpm.
4. Maximum torque: 8.05 Nm at 6,000 rpm.
5. Fuel tank capacity: 9.6 litres.
6. Price: ₹ 59,477 onwards

View Hero HF Deluxe specifications, features and price details.

5. Bajaj Platina 110

The Bajaj Platina 110 gives a mileage of 65–70 km/l, according to the Bikeleague India database. It has a 115.06 cc engine, while the Platina 100 has a 99.59 cc engine. When choosing between them, compare their mileage, seating, suspension features, and prices.

It comes with a long quilted seat, tubeless tyres, and rear suspension with a Nitrox canister. The current drum-brake version uses a Combined Braking System (CBS), so don’t mix it up with older Platina 110 models that had different brakes.

1. Mileage: 65–70 km/l.
2. Engine displacement: 115.06 cc.
3. Maximum power: 9.5 PS at 7,500 rpm.
4. Maximum torque: 9.9 Nm at 5,500 rpm.
5. Fuel tank capacity: 11 litres.
6. Price: ₹ 75,797 onwards

View Bajaj Platina 110 specifications, features and price details.

6. Tvs Sport

The TVS Sport offers a mileage of 60–70 km/l, according to the Bikeleague India database. If you’re looking for a commuter bike with good mileage, compare its starting price and features with the Hero HF 100 and HF Deluxe.

It has a 109.7 cc engine, a 10-litre fuel tank, and a 790 mm seat height. Check which starting options and convenience features come with the specific variant you choose, since they may not all be included at the base price.

1. Mileage: 60–70 km/l.
2. Engine displacement: 109.7 cc.
3. Maximum power: 8.19 PS at 7,350 rpm.
4. Maximum torque: 8.7 Nm at 4,500 rpm.
5. Fuel tank capacity: 10 litres.
6. Price: ₹ 59,100 onwards

View TVS Sport specifications, features and price details.

7. Tvs Radeon

The TVS Radeon gives a mileage of 60–70 km/l, according to the Bikeleague India database. It has the same engine size and mileage as the TVS Sport, so it’s helpful to compare their features, seat comfort, and prices.

It comes with a 780 mm seat height, a 10-litre fuel tank, and both kick and electric start. Some versions also have a digital instrument cluster and a front disc brake, but these features might not be included in the base model.

1. Mileage: 60–70 km/l.
2. Engine displacement: 109.7 cc.
3. Maximum power: 8.19 PS at 7,350 rpm.
4. Maximum torque: 8.7 Nm at 4,500 rpm.
5. Fuel tank capacity: 10 litres.
6. Price: ₹ 59,950 onwards

View TVS Radeon specifications, features and price details.

8. Hero Splendor Plus Xtec

The Hero Splendor Plus XTEC offers a mileage of 60–70 km/l, according to the Bikeleague India database. Since its mileage is similar to other bikes on this list, it’s better to compare its features and price instead of expecting better fuel economy.

It has a digital instrument console, Bluetooth connectivity, call and SMS alerts, and a real-time mileage indicator. Other features include electric start, a 9.8-litre fuel tank, and a 785 mm seat height.

1. Mileage: 60–70 km/l.
2. Engine displacement: 97.2 cc.
3. Maximum power: 8.02 PS at 8,000 rpm.
4. Maximum torque: 8.05 Nm at 6,000 rpm.
5. Fuel tank capacity: 9.8 litres.
6. Price: ₹ 81,471 onwards

View Hero Splendor Plus XTEC specifications, features and price details.

9. Hero Splendor Plus Xtec 2.0

The Hero Splendor Plus XTEC 2.0 shows a mileage range of 60–70 km/l in the Bikeleague India database, which is the same as the Hero Splendor Plus XTEC. Instead of expecting better mileage from the XTEC 2.0, compare both versions based on their equipment and purchase price.

The database lists features such as an LED headlamp, Bluetooth connectivity, a real-time mileage display, a USB charging port, and hazard lights. Before buying, check the equipment on the specific version, especially when comparing dealer quotes.

1. Mileage: 60–70 km/l.
2. Engine displacement: 97.2 cc.
3. Maximum power: 8.0 PS at 8,000 rpm.
4. Maximum torque: 8.05 Nm at 6,000 rpm.
5. Fuel tank capacity: 9.8 litres.
6. Price: ₹ 83,214 onwards

View Hero Splendor Plus XTEC 2.0 specifications, features and price details.

10. Honda Shine 100 Dx

The Honda Shine 100 DX has a mileage range of 60–70 km/l in the Bikeleague India database. Since this range is similar to other bikes, focus on comparing its equipment, price, and daily usability instead of expecting it to have a clear mileage advantage.

The database lists features like an LCD digital console, updated graphics, and a Combi Brake System. It also mentions electric and kick start options, a 10-litre fuel tank, and a 786 mm seat height. Remember, these DX features are different from the standard Shine 100.

1. Mileage: 60–70 km/l.
2. Engine displacement: 98.98 cc.
3. Maximum power: 7.38 PS at 7,500 rpm.
4. Maximum torque: 8.04 Nm at 5,000 rpm.
5. Fuel tank capacity: 10 litres.
6. Price: ₹ 72,146 onwards

View Honda Shine 100 DX specifications, features and price details.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mileage Bikes In India

1. What Does Bike Mileage Mean, And How Do You Calculate It?

Bike mileage is the distance travelled per litre of petrol, expressed in km/l. Calculate it by dividing the distance travelled between comparable refills by the litres added at the second refill. See the tank-to-tank instructions above for the full procedure.

2. Which Bike Has The Highest Mileage In This Shortlist?

The Bajaj Platina 100 has the highest highway-mileage reference in this list at 75 km/l, within its range of 65–75 km/l. Other bikes have highway references of 70 km/l. Users also report mileage between the city and highway values. These numbers do not guarantee which bike will give you the best mileage on your route.

3. Are These Arai-certified Or Owner-reported Mileage Figures?

These mileage ranges come from the Bikeleague India database. The lower number shows city mileage, and the higher number shows highway mileage. Users also report results between these values. These are not ARAI-certified figures, owner averages, or Bikeleague road-test results.

4. Can I Choose The Best-mileage Bike By Engine Capacity Alone?

Don’t pick a bike just based on engine capacity. Here, bikes with different engine sizes can have similar mileage ranges. Look at the mileage data, price, comfort, and features of the version you want before deciding.

5. How Can I Improve My Motorcycle’s Mileage?

Ride smoothly, avoid sudden acceleration or braking, and use the right gear for your speed and load. Keep your tyres at the recommended pressure, follow the service schedule, and use the correct engine oil. Don’t let the engine idle for too long, but always follow your bike’s instructions and think about safety before turning it off at a stop.

6. Why Are Two Splendor Plus Xtec Versions Included?

The Splendor Plus XTEC and XTEC 2.0 are different versions of the same model. Both show a mileage range of 60–70 km/l here. Instead of thinking the newer one has better mileage, compare their features and final prices.

7. Are The Listed Prices Ex-showroom Or On-road?

All prices listed are starting ex-showroom prices in Delhi, not on-road prices. Registration, insurance, and other charges are extra. Check the exact variant and ask for a detailed dealer quote before buying.

8. Why Is Mileage Shown As A Range Rather Than A Single Figure?

The mileage ranges are from the Bikeleague India database. The lower number is for city mileage, and the higher one is for highway mileage. Users also report results between these two values.

For example, if a bike is listed at 60–70 km/l, it doesn’t mean it will always give exactly 60 or 70 km/l. Riders often get results between these numbers. The range is just a guide, not a promise for every rider.

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4. Motorcycle Servicing: What Owners Should Know
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Conclusion

These ten commuter bikes each offer a mix of mileage, price, and features. The Bajaj Platina 100 has the highest highway-mileage reference at 75 km/l in this list. However, since many bikes have similar ranges, it’s hard to say which one will be the most economical for your route.

Before you decide, compare the exact variant, seating comfort, ease of starting, and the final on-road cost. All starting prices listed are ex-showroom Delhi. To track your bike’s mileage, use the tank-to-tank method described above over several refills.

If you have questions or feedback, email bikeleagueindia@gmail.com or share your experience in the comments. When you report mileage, please mention your motorcycle model, riding conditions, and how you measured it.