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The Indian automobile industry observes tremendous sales of two-wheelers every year. However, purchasing a bike or a scooter can be tricky, especially when trying to get all your requirements covered at an affordable price. This article will make your job easier by providing a list of best bikes under ₹ 60,000.
Here is a curated list of top 7 bikes and scooters under ₹ 60,000 along with their vital specifications and ex-showroom prices.
The brand name of TVS has always been a popular one in the Indian automobile sector. Currently available in 5 variants and 12 colours, this model comes with a combined braking system. In addition, the makers have included innovative features such as LED DRL and USB charging ports with this model.
Features like chrome bezels, a twin-pod instrument console and a single-piece elongated seat make it one of the top bikes under ₹ 60,000.
Features
Bajaj Platina 100, launched in 4 variants and 6 colour options, is a top preference among riders looking for pocket-friendly motorcycles. It is equipped with a BS6-complaint motor that delivers a power of 7.9 HP at 7,5000 rpm. Further, the front hydraulic telescopic forks and rear spring on spring suspension setup confirms maximum comfort.
Features
It comes with a fuel-injected powertrain that generates a power of 8.2 HP at 7,350 rpm, making it the best bike to buy in India under ₹ 60000. In styling cues, you will find plenty of features, comprising sporty graphics, headlamp, dual-tone shade, bikini fairing and lots more.
Features
TVS Scooty Pep Plus is among the most preferred scooters among women, especially due to its lightweight. It retains the cosmetics of its BS4 sibling such as apron mounted LED DRL, halogen headlamp, EZ-centre stand and others. Additionally, Pep Plus gets a greener fuel-injected engine that produces a power of 5.36 HP at 6,500 rpm.
Features
Available in 5 variants and 6 colours, HF Deluxe from Hero MotoCorp is a suitable choice for bikes within 50000 to 60000. Its engine churns out a power of 7.91 HP at 8,000 rpm and a peak torque of 8.05 Nm at 6,000 rpm. Moreover, its IBT (Integrated Braking technology) ensures optimal safety.
Features
The Indian EV two-wheeler startup, Evolet, offers Polo, an entry-level electric scooter under ₹ 60,000. It gets its power from a BLDC engine similar to its sibling. Further, it resembles the unique European styling, including LED pilot lamp in headlamp which highlights an apron mounted design, large chrome luggage rack and more.
Features
Bajaj aims at expanding its target audience with this model, especially India's rural population. It is powered by a single-cylinder engine that generates a power of 7.9 HP at 7500 rpm . As this model is competent with its other expensive rivals, it can be a suitable purchase for individuals looking to buy the best budget bike under ₹ 60000.
Features
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Name of the Model |
Approx. Ex-showroom price (in Delhi, may vary across cities) |
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TVS Radeon |
₹ 59,900 |
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Bajaj Platina 100 |
₹ 59,300 |
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TVS Sport |
₹ 58,900 |
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TVS Scooty Pep Plus |
₹ 58,700 |
|
Hero HF Deluxe |
₹ 54,600 |
|
Evolet Polo |
₹ 51,900 |
|
Bajaj CT 100 |
₹ 32,000 |
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