Top 5 Cheapest Bikes in India in 2025

As fuel prices remain volatile and demand for budget-friendly mobility surges, India’s two-wheeler market continues to witness strong interest in low-cost commuter bikes. In 2025, several manufacturers have responded to this need by offering entry-level motorcycles that combine affordability, efficiency, and reliability.

According to the latest market data and ex-showroom prices, here are the five cheapest bikes currently available in India:

1. Hero HF 100

• Price: ₹59,018 (Ex-showroom, Delhi)
• Why it matters: Hero MotoCorp retains its title for the most affordable motorcycle in India. The HF 100 remains a top pick for rural and urban commuters alike due to its low maintenance and trusted engine.

2. TVS Radeon

• Price: ₹59,880
• Highlight: With a robust build and fuel-efficient engine, the TVS Radeon offers great value for daily commuters. The updated 2025 version includes improved seat cushioning and new colour options.

3. TVS Sport

• Price: ₹59,881
• Edge: Claimed mileage of over 70 kmpl makes this bike a strong contender in the economy segment. TVS has added a digital cluster in select variants this year.

4. Hero HF Deluxe

• Price: ₹59,998
• What’s new: Now BS6 Phase-2 compliant, the HF Deluxe continues to be a strong performer with Hero’s proprietary i3S technology for improved mileage in city traffic.

5. Honda Shine 100

• Price: ₹66,900
• Standout factor: Honda's entry-level Shine 100 has gained attention for its smooth engine and CBS (Combi-Brake System) safety feature — making it a premium choice under ₹70,000.

Market Insight:

Auto analysts note that despite a growing market for electric two-wheelers, budget-conscious buyers in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities continue to rely on petrol-powered 100cc bikes. These models not only offer better service networks but also hold strong resale value.

“Affordability, durability, and fuel economy remain the top decision drivers in this segment,” said an industry expert. “Brands like Hero, TVS, and Honda are expected to maintain dominance through consistent updates and rural outreach.”

In 2025, while the electric revolution picks pace, it’s clear that for millions of Indian riders, traditional commuter bikes are still the first choice — and these five models continue to lead the charge in keeping India on the move.