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Best 100cc bikes in India: Price, mileage, and features

Team AckoJan 17, 2024

Two-wheelers are the mainstay of the Indian automotive industry. And the most significant chunk of these motorcycles consists of the 100cc models. They are fuel-efficient, reliable, and affordable, and, most of all, their ownership costs are lower. In keeping with the demand for these two-wheelers, manufacturers have flooded the market with such models, making it difficult to choose the right one. To help you with the right decision, we have curated a list of some of the best 100cc bikes in India, their mileage, features and price.

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List of top 12 best 100cc bikes in India
List of best 100cc bikes in India
Frequently asked questions

List of top 12 best 100cc bikes in India

This section lists popular 100cc bikes in India (and some 110cc bikes) with their mileage, features and price. Please note that the models are listed and not arranged based on any ranking.

1. Hero HF Deluxe (Rs. 60,000 onwards)

Hero MotoCorp has pioneered low-cost and commuter bikes in India. In keeping with the vision, they continue introducing newer versions of 100cc bikes in India. One of them being the Hero HF Deluxe. The bike is a premium version of the HF 100 with a slight bump in the cost as it comes with various dual-tone paint schemes supported by sporty graphics.

Features

Integrated braking system
Alloy wheels
Hero MotoCorp i3S technology for better mileage
Side stand engine cut-off
Engine cut-off at fall

Specifications

Engine capacity: 97.2cc
Mileage: 70km/l
Power: 7.91bhp
Torque: 8.05Nm
Gears: 4-speed

2. Hero HF 100 (Rs. 55,000 onwards)

The Hero HF 100 is the base model of the HF Deluxe. It shares the engine, chassis and all the features, except the paint scheme. The bike is available only with a black and red paint scheme and black alloy wheels. It is also a reliable, practical bike and probably the most affordable motorcycle in India.

Features

Integrated braking system
Hero MotoCorp i3S technology for better mileage
Alloy wheels
Side stand engine cut-off
Engine cut-off at fall

Specifications

Engine capacity: 97.2cc
Mileage: 70km/l
Power: 7.91bhp
Torque: 8.05Nm
Gears: 4-speed

3. Hero Splendor Plus (Rs. 70,000 onwards)

The Hero Splendor Plus is a legend. It changed the mindset of scooter buyers since it was practical, offered higher mileage and was one of the most low-maintenance bikes, making it one of the largest-selling two-wheelers in India. An approachable seat height, a comfortable seat and a closer handlebar make it easy to ride in most road conditions.

Features

Integrated braking system
Hero MotoCorp i3S technology for better mileage
Adjustable rear suspension
Alloy wheels
Side stand engine cut-off
Engine cut-off at fall

Specifications

Engine capacity: 97.2cc
Mileage: 70km/l
Power: 7.91bhp
Torque: 8.05Nm
Gears: 4-speed

4. Hero Splendor Plus Xtec (Rs. 75,000 onwards)

The Hero Splendor Plus Xtec is focused on next-generation buyers as it boasts features such as a digital instrument console, Bluetooth connectivity, LED position lamps, and sporty paint schemes. It employs the same engine as the HF series and the Splendor Plus models.

Features

LED position lamps
Digital instrument console
Hero MotoCorp i3S technology for better mileage
Bluetooth connectivity
Real-time mileage indicator
Side stand indicator

Specifications

Engine capacity: 97.2cc
Mileage: 70km/l
Power: 7.91bhp
Torque: 8.05Nm
Gears: 4-speed

5. Bajaj Platina 100 (Rs. 63,000 onwards)

The Bajaj Platina 100 is the most affordable Bajaj motorcycle in India. Despite being a low-cost bike, its sporty graphics, alloy wheels and the upswept tail section, make it more modern in design and styling. One of the biggest advantages is that it features an electric start compared to its rivals which continue to employ the kick start feature. It is also fuel efficient due to its frugal engine.

Features

LED DRL
Electric start
Dual-tone graphics
Alloy wheels

Specifications

Engine capacity: 102cc
Mileage: 70km/l
Power: 7.77bhp
Torque: 8.3Nm
Gears: 4-speed

6. TVS Sport (Rs. 64,000 onwards)

The TVS Sport is a well-proportioned commuter bike. It is also an affordable TVS motorcycle in India. With dual-tone graphics and sporty design language, the bike looks stylish and practical simultaneously. It boasts functional features that set it apart from its immediate rivals.

Features

Automatic Headlight On (AHO)
Electric start
Adjustable rear suspension
Alloy wheels
All gear electric start

Specifications

Engine capacity: 109.7cc
Mileage: 65km/l
Power: 8.18bhp
Torque: 8.7Nm
Gears: 4-speed

7. Honda CD110 Dream (Rs. 70,000 onwards)

The Honda CD110 Dream is currently the company’s entry-level motorcycle. It is designed to offer good mileage and comfort. The bike looks smart with its dual-tone graphics and alloy wheels. Furthermore, the engine is refined and provides enough power to ride through rough terrain and dense city traffic.

Features

Integrated heading beam and passing light switch
Engine start/stop switch
Side stand engine cut-off
Alloy wheels

Specifications

Engine capacity: 109.51cc
Mileage: 65km/l
Power: 8.67bhp
Torque: 9.30Nm
Gears: 4-speed

8. Honda Livo (Rs. 75,000 onwards)

The Honda Livo shares its engine with the CD100 Dream; however, the outlook is stylish and sporty, and the bike is loaded with features. The muscular fuel tank with rugged shrouds makes the bike stand out from the crowd. Additionally, the bike returns good fuel efficiency, making it an ideal 100cc motorcycle in India.

Features

Integrated heading beam and passing light switch
Semi-digital instrument console
Adjustable rear suspension
Service due indicator
Integrated braking system
Engine start/stop switch
Side stand engine cut-off
Alloy wheels

Specifications

Engine capacity: 109.51cc
Mileage: 65km/l
Power: 8.67bhp
Torque: 9.30Nm
Gears: 4-speed

9. TVS Star City Plus (Rs. 72,000 onwards)

The TVS Star City Plus is loaded with features compared to its immediate competitors. The bike looks sharp and stylish, thanks to its well-proportionate design elements. The long seat and a closer handlebar make the ride comfortable for the rider and the pillion. The engine is refined and offers the necessary power when needed.

Features

LED headlight
Dual tone mirrors and muffler
Adjustable rear suspension
Semi-digital instrument console
Eco metre and service indicator
USB mobile charger
Petal disc brakes
Integrated braking system

Specifications

Engine capacity: 109.7cc
Mileage: 65km/l
Power: 8.08bhp
Torque: 8.7Nm
Gears: 4-speed

10. TVS Radeon (Rs. 60,000 onwards)

The TVS Radeon is arguably the most affordable 110cc bike in India. Despite being priced lower, it boasts new and more features than some of its rivals. The company claims the engine has low friction and better component protection for improved engine life.

Features

Digital instrument console
Real-time mileage display
Clock and service indicator
Low fuel indicator
USB mobile charger
LED DRL
18” wheels
All gear self-start

Specifications

Engine capacity: 109.7cc
Mileage: 65km/l
Power: 8.08bhp
Torque: 8.7Nm
Gears: 4-speed

11.Hero Passion Xtec (Rs. 71,000 onwards)

To provide more features to its entry-level motorcycles, Hero MotoCorp has introduced the Hero Passion Xtec. It looks sporty with a muscular fuel tank and an upswept tail section. The stylish and chunky fuel tank adds to its persona and does not compromise fuel efficiency.

Features

LED projector headlight
Digital instrument console
USB mobile charger
Side stand engine cut-off
Low fuel indicator
Bluetooth connectivity
Alloy wheels
Disc brake at the front

Specifications

Engine capacity: 113.2cc
Mileage: 65km/l
Power: 9.02bhp
Torque: 9.79Nm
Gears: 5-speed

12. Hero Passion Pro (Rs. 74,000 onwards)

The Hero Passion Pro looks similar to the Passion Xtec model; however, its engine's maximum torque output is higher. Thus, it is a more robust model without compromising on the bike's stylish design and practicality. While there is a bump in torque figures, it misses out on some of the features that the Xtec model boasts.

Features

Semi-digital instrument console
Longer front suspension
Higher torque
Alloy wheels
Disc brake at the front

Specifications

Engine capacity: 113.2cc
Mileage: 60km/l
Power: 9.02bhp
Torque: 9.89Nm
Gears: 5-speed

List of best 100cc bikes in India

Here is the list of popular 100cc motorcycles in India (and some 110cc bikes).

Sl. No.	Name of some of the 100cc bikes in India (and some 110cc bikes)	Mileage	Engine capacity (cc)	Price (ex-showroom Delhi)
1.	Hero HF Deluxe	70km/l	100cc	Rs. 60,000 onwards
2.	Hero HF 100	70km/l	100cc	Rs. 55,000 onwards
3.	Hero Splendor Plus	70km/l	100cc	Rs. 70,000 onwards
4.	Hero Splendor Plus Xtec	70km/l	100cc	Rs. 75,000 onwards
5.	Bajaj Platina 100	70km/l	100cc	Rs. 63,000 onwards
6.	TVS Sport	65km/l	110cc	Rs. 64,000 onwards
7.	Honda CD110 Dream	65km/l	110cc	Rs. 70,000 onwards
8.	Honda Livo	65km/l	110cc	Rs. 75,000 onwards
9.	TVS Star City Plus	65km/l	110cc	Rs. 72,000 onwards
10.	TVS Radeon	65km/l	110cc	Rs. 60,000 onwards
11.	Hero Passion Xtec	65km/l	110cc	Rs. 71,000 onwards
12.	Hero Passion Pro	60km/l	110cc	Rs. 74,000 onwards

Frequently asked questions

Here are the answers to some of the common questions about 100cc bikes in India.

Which is the most affordable 100cc bike in India?

The Hero HF 100, with a price tag of Rs. 55,000, is the most affordable 100cc motorcycle in India.

Which is the most appropriate two-wheeler insurance for 100cc bikes in India?

Opt for the Comprehensive Two-wheeler Insurance Policy, which covers third-party liabilities and damage to the bike.

Which is the most affordable 110cc bike in India?

The TVS Radeon, with a price tag of Rs. 60,000, is the most affordable 110cc bike in India.

Disclaimer: The content on this page is generic and shared only for informational and explanatory purposes. It is based on several secondary sources on the internet and is subject to changes. Please consult an expert before making any decisions.

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