Looking for fuel economical bike? These are the top 10 fuel efficient bikes in India.

Mileage is an indispensable aspect buyers keep in mind while deciding on a commuter bike. Many professional require extensive driving say it to be marketing, collection or delivery job, thus a good mileage of the motorcycle helps to save money. With several options available in the populous segment, it is difficult to make a choice. Considering the demand for 100-110cc motorcycles, bike manufacturers are working on mileage-enhancing technology and are rolling out models that yield high fuel economy. Here is a list of top ten best mileage bikes in India that return above 85km/l.

Hero Splendor iSmart- 102.5km/l(Hero Splendor iSmart)

Featuring 97.2cc engine with idle start stop technology, Spendor iSmart returns the segment best mileage of 102.5km/l. Sharp looks, dual tone colour scheme and chiselled features lend it a premium look. Pried at 50,000 (ex-showroom Delhi), Spendor iSmart is a lucrative option that claims to deliver triple digit mileage.

Bajaj Platina CT100- 99.1km/l

Trailed by Hero Splendor iSmart, Bajaj CT100 bags second spot in the list. Power comes from 99.3cc, single cylinder, air-cooled engine promising an impressive mileage of 99.1km/l. With key features like alloy wheels, sporty graphics, wide tyres etc, the bike is available at a low price of 30,990 (ex-showroom Delhi).

Bajaj Platina 100ES- 96.9km/l

Follwing closely Platina CT100 is yet another contender from Bajaj-Platina 100ES. Deriving power from 102cc, DTS-I engine, the bike is claimed to return an imposing 96.9km/l and is priced at 43,241 (ex-showroom Delhi). Among the key features offered on the bike Sns suspension, sporty graphics, alloy wheels etc are included.

TVS Sport-95km/l

TVS launched the updated version of Sport motorcycle last year in India with additional features and mechanical updates claiming increased mileage. Powered by a 99.7cc, single cylinder, air-cooled engine, Sport return 95km/l in standard conditions. Apart from the improved mileage, the bike now gets additional features such as aluminium grab rail, sporty instrument cluster, gear electric start and chrome muffler guard. Available at just 37,196, TVS Sport is a viable choice in commuter segment.

Hero Splendor Pro-93.1km/l

Hero MotoCorp rolled out a refreshed version of Spelndor Pro in festive season last year. While nothing changes on mechanical front, the bike gets a bunch of new features like new visor, new electric start, new grab rail, clear lens indicator, new graphics and revamped fuel tank among others. Currently being retailed at 46,650 (ex-showroom Delhi) the motorcycle gets the frugal 97.2cc, 4-stroke, single cylinder engine good for 93.2km/l.

Hero Splendor Pro Classic-93.1km/l

Powered by the 97.2cc, four stroke, air-cooled engine, Splendor Pro Classic gets similar styling as that of a racer café. In a bid to make it look like a racer café, the bike gets a café racer cowl, round shaped head lamp in front and tail lamp at rear. The motorcycle is currently available at 51,175 (ex-showroom Delhi) and offers 93.1km/l.

Hero HF Dawn-88.5km/l

The entry level HE Dawn from Hero MotoCorp is built along the lines of Splendor, although it misses out on some of the features to cut down on pricing. Drawing power from a 97.2cc, single cylinder, air-cooled engine mated to a four-sped unit, the entry level commuter returns mileage of 88.5km/l. With a price point of 39.470, HF Dawn is an extremely viable choice in the commuter motorcycle space.

Hero HF Deluxe- 88.56km/l

Occupying 8th spot on the list is yet another model from Hero’s HF family, the HF Deluxe. One of the popular choices in the 100cc bike segment, HF Deluxe features stylish 3D graphics and trapezoidal reflector headlamp. Powering the 100cc bike is a 97.2cc, engine yielding similar mileage at 88.5km/l as its sibling and is available for sale at 42,200 (ex-showroom Delhi).

Hero HF Deluxe Eco-88.56km/l

Equipped with the same 97.2cc engine, the motorcycle gets features like side stand indicator, sporty graphics, analogue speedometer grabrail for pillion etc. In terms of mileage, the motorcycle can return around 88.56km/l and is available for 46,250 (ex-showroom Delhi).

Mahindra Centuro-85.2km/l

Standing out in the crowded commuter segment, Mahindra Centuro features a handful of segment first fitments such as find-me lamps, flip-key and digital instrument cluster among others. The bike draws power from a 106.7cc, single cylinder, air-cooled engine mated to a four-speed gearbox. Priced at 48,350, the motorcycle can yield 85.2km/l.

These are various options for the people who want a comfortable ride and fuel efficient bikes and definitely this post will help you to shortlist and finalize buying your vehicle on basis of meeting your pricing and mileage needs.