Best 100cc Bikes in India

1. Hero HF Deluxe

Hero’s HF Deluxe motorcycle represents the best that this company has to offer. With a brilliant build quality and impressive on-road performance, HF Deluxe is one of the most affordable bikes for commuters. It sports a powerful engine, with a single-cylinder and a 4-transmission gear.

Its enhanced fuel efficiency is an added benefit of riding this bike. In 2020, this bike was refreshed to ensure BS-VI guideline compliance.

• Mileage: 83kmpl
• Engine Capacity: 97cc
• Ex-showroom Price in Delhi: Rs.38900

2. Hero Splendor Plus i3s

Another brilliant offering from Hero MotoCorp, the Splendor Plus i3s rivals the HF Deluxe in almost all of its features. The engine can generate impressive max powers of 8.1bhp at 8000rpm, along with maximum torque of 8.05Nm. Thus, as an owner of this vehicle, you can expect comfort and superior handling

Another reason why the Splendor Plus i3s makes the list of top 100cc bikes in India is because of its impressive mileage. Hero promises exemplary fuel efficiency as well.

• Mileage: 80.6kmpl
• Engine Capacity: 97.2cc
• Ex-showroom Price in Delhi: Rs.57200    

3. Bajaj CT100

The next entry in this list for the best 100cc bike in India belongs to Bajaj. The Bajaj CT100 is designed to withstand the regular trials of the road. It boasts a single-cylinder engine with four gears. The powerful engine can generate max bhp of 8.08 at 7500rpm. When it comes to fuel efficiency, this Bajaj vehicle can run a long way with every litre of fuel.

This budget bike won the prestigious ‘Jury’s Choice Pre-Owned Commuter Bike of the Year’ at the Droom Pre-Owned Auto Awards 2, held in January 2020. 

• Mileage: 89.5kmpl
• Engine Capacity: 99.3cc
• Ex-showroom Price in Delhi: Rs.33402

4. Hero Splendor Plus

The hardy exterior of the Splendor Plus bike is apt for daily commute. Apart from comfort and durability, the internal specs of the vehicle also ensure impeccable performance.

The motorcycle sports an engine that is capable of achieving maximum power of up to 8.36bhp at 8000rpm. The manufacturer promises a decent fuel efficiency, which should significantly reduce your fuel-related expenses as well.

• Mileage: 80kmpl
• Engine Capacity: 97.2cc
• Ex-showroom Price in Delhi: Rs.52800

5. TVS Sport

TVS’ Sport range of bikes melds the offerings of a sturdy commuter bike with the looks of a luxury two-wheeler. The outer body is stylish and gives off a premium feel. Under the hood, the bike sports a reliable engine. The BS-6 compliant new model of the TVS Sport can generate a power of 7.4 PS at 7500rpm.

However, perhaps the Sport’s biggest strength is its mileage. In fact, the bike set a new record for its impressive fuel efficiency as per the Golden Quadrilateral. 

• Mileage: 95kmpl
• Engine Capacity: 99.7cc
• Ex-showroom Price in Delhi: Rs.40907

6. Hero Passion Pro i3s

Available in eight distinct colour options, the Passion Pro i3s is one of the best 100cc bikes in India. Alongside the amazing build quality, you should also check out the single-cylinder engine. This engine can generate immense power, equalling 8.2bhp at 8000rpm. Additionally, you can expect maximum torque of 8.05Nm at 5000rpm.

Since mileage is a vital part of any commuter bike in India, the Passion Pro i3s does not disappoint in this regard as well.

• Mileage: 84kmpl
• Engine Capacity: 97.2cc
• Ex-showroom Price in Delhi: Rs.52975

7. Bajaj Platina 100

The BajajPlatina is another popular model for commuters, bringing both stylish looks and uncompromised handling. The single-cylinder engine can generate up to 7.9bhp of power at 7500rpm. The vehicle’s mileage is also impressive. In 2007, the Bajaj Platina won the NDTV Profit Award in the 100cc bike of the year category. 

• Mileage: 96.9kmpl
• Engine Capacity: 102cc
• Ex-showroom Price in Delhi: Rs.40897

8. TVS Scooty Pep Plus

One of the best 100 bikes in India for women, the Scooty Pep Plus sports a decent engine. While it is not as powerful as the other names on this list, the Pep Plus is exceptionally light and easy to handle. It can generate a maximum power of 5bhp at 6500rpm.

A BS-VI variant is available in the market now, in keeping with the new guidelines from the Indian government. On average, the two-wheeler can generate decent fuel efficiency as well.

• Mileage: 65kmpl
• Engine Capacity: 87.8cc
• Ex-showroom Price in Delhi: Rs.39950

9. Hero HF Deluxe i3s

This is a specific model within the HF Deluxe range, which features better and more advanced engine specs. The bike features an engine that can deliver impressive power and torque. The single-cylinder is air-cooled, and the bike boasts a 4-gear transmission system.

Although the original model sported a BS-IV emission standard, an updated model has been released that complies with the updated BS-VI standard. You can expect standard fuel efficiency from the bike, lowering your expenses.

• Mileage: 70kmpl
• Engine Capacity: 97.2cc
• Ex-showroom Price in Delhi: Rs.50700

10. TVS Star City Plus

The immensely sturdy, stylish and performance-oriented TVS Star City Plus is another great pick as a commuter bike. Owing to the updated government emission guidelines, TVS has launched a BS-VI model of this vehicle. It sports a single-cylinder engine, capable of impressive power generation. Owners can expect around 8.19bhp at 7350rpm.

Another critical aspect where the bike shines is in its ability to deliver impressive fuel efficiency.

• Mileage: 86kmpl
• Engine Capacity: 109.7cc
• Ex-showroom Price in Delhi: Rs.54502

Apart from the ones listed above, you can also wait for some of the upcoming models that promise a range of updates. These models will come sporting the BS-VI compliant emission system.  

11. Aftek Royal Plus

This bike from Aftek is expected to launch sometime in August. Although not strictly a commuter vehicle, it will sport stylish body design, making it seem like a premium model. The engine can generate powers of up to 8.83bhp at 8500rpm.

• Mileage: Unknown
• Engine Capacity: 110cc
• Expected Price: Rs.48000

12. 2020 Bajaj Platina

The Bajaj Platina is expected to receive a BS-VIrefresh soon. However, as per the latest rumours, the new model will sport a higher cc engine instead of 100cc as the present model does. Fresh colour options and graphics may also be on the cards for the new bike, according to these same reports.

The current 110cc Platina model is priced around Rs.55000, and the refreshed model may sport a similar price range. Another aspect that remains unclear as of now is when the new model is set to launch in the market. The BS-VI guidelines come into effect from April 1, 2020. Therefore, the 2020 version of the Bajaj Platina should make its way into the markets sometime then.

• Mileage: Unknown
• Engine Capacity: 115cc
• Expected Price: Unknown

13. 2020 TVS Jupiter

All basic features of the TVS Jupiter are expected to stay unchanged even after this refresh. This scooter will still be powered by an air-cooled engine, with a single-cylinder. Expect peak powers of 8bhp and peak torque of 8Nm.

However, this refreshed model may sport some changes to its front and side body panels. Additionally, rumours suggest that it will boast a full LED headlamp system this time around.

• Mileage: Unknown
• Engine Capacity: 109.7cc
• Expected Price: Unknown

Listed below are some reasons why you need to opt for a trustworthy and sufficient two-wheeler insurance policy for your vehicle:

• Insurance is mandatory under the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988. Anyone found riding such a vehicle without insurance is liable to pay a fine of Rs.2000, and Rs.4000 for repeated offence. It could also result in the suspension of the owner’s driving license.
• Such a policy can help reduce your financial liability after bike accidents. Your insurer will bear the cost of repairs to your two-wheeler as well as to any third-party affected in the mishap.
• Insurance plans allow you to undertake cashless repairs at network garages, thereby saving you from the hassle of arranging emergency cash.
• In case of a total loss, due to accidents or theft, an insurance company is liable to pay you a certain sum of funds as compensation for such loss.

Thus, insurance is a necessity that you must commit to at the time of purchasing a motorised two-wheeler. With many companies offering such plans, you should compare suitable ones and select a cover that fulfils your particular needs.