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    Top 5 Fuel Efficient 250cc to 300cc Bikes in India

    AmitBy AmitJanuary 2, 2016Updated:January 2, 20162 Comments4 Mins Read

    The recent trend amongst Indian buyers has seen an increase in the popularity of performance bikes in the 250 to 300cc category. That’s why, nowadays bike manufacturers are introducing a variety of power-packed bikes in this segment within affordable price. But does buying a powerful motorcycle means compromising on fuel efficiency? Not really!

    Most bikes in 250cc – 300cc category offer an optimal balance of mileage and performance, along with various features as well as trendier styling. These bikes with good average are preferred by those who frequently travel long distances and the younger generation who are looking for bikes that can offer them better performance with low running cost.

    Let us check out top 5 bikes in the 250cc – 300cc segment, offering you the highest mileage.

    1. Kawasaki Z250

    India kawasaki z250
    Mileage(city, Highway): 32, 40kmpl
    Arai: 28.4kmpl
    Engine: 249cc
    Power: 32PS
    Torque: 21NM
    Price: Rs. 319,483 (Ex-Mumbai)

    The winner of this battle, Kawasaki Z250 based on the old Ninza 250 plays a key role when it comes to performance biking with great average. With the Z250, a quarter-litre naked motorcycle by Kawasaki, the bike maker brings the excitement of the street-fighter concept to 250cc segment. Powered by a 250cc, fuel injected parallel-twin, liquid-cooled engine, it can dish out a power of 32bhp at 11,000rpm. Having 17 litre fuel tank storage, Z250’s fuel consumption is commendable. Kawasaki has used Dual Throttle Valves technology that offers high performance with increased mileage and power. It gives the best average in the segment but considering its price, it might not be the best value for money motorcycle.

    2. Hyosung GT250R

    India Hyosung GT250R
    Mileage(city, Highway): 28, 34.5kmpl
    Arai: 33.2kmpl
    Engine: 249cc
    Power: 29.2PS
    Torque: 22.7NM
    Price: Rs. 308,000(Ex-Mumbai)

    The first modern 250 sport bike in last 20 years, Hyosung GT250R is one of the best bikes in the quarter-litre segment, when it comes to the performance as well as pricing. Dishing out 28bhp of power from a 250cc, 75 degree V-twin engine with torque of 22nm, Hyosung GT250R’s recorded fuel consumption is 3.4 L/100 k. Mated to a five-speed gearbox, its oil-cooled DOHC engine has got electronic fuel injection. Bike’s tempting design and graphics attract everyone to own and ride it.

    3. Hyosung Aquila 250

    India Hyosung Aquila 250
    Mileage(city, Highway): 28.5, 33.2kmpl
    Arai: 27.6kmpl
    Engine: 249cc
    Power: 26.6PS
    Torque: 21.4NM
    Price: Rs. 292,000(Ex-Mumbai)

    If you’re looking for a premium cruiser with affordable price, then Hyosung’s Aquila 250 will definitely be the right choice. This quarter-litre cruiser puts out 26.21bhp of power at 95,000 rpm and torque of 21.37nm at 7,000 rpm from its crisp, four stroke, 250cc V-Twin oil-cooled engine. The bike returns the fuel efficiency of 28-33kmpl along with a top speed of 128km/hr. Equipped with a 14 litre fuel tank, it offers a decent tour to riders. Aquila 250 comes with classic styling that makes it stand out in the single cylinder Indian bikes.

    4. Honda CBR250R

    Honda CBR250R India
    Mileage(city, Highway): 26.5, 37kmpl
    Arai: 36.7kmpl
    Engine: 249cc
    Power: 25PS
    Torque: 22.9NM
    Price(Sports Red): Rs. 167,675 (Ex. Mumbai)

    One of the most affordable 250cc bikes in India, Honda’s popular CBR250R was introduced to cater to rising demand in the entry-level performance segment. It is powered by a single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, 250cc fuel-injected engine that offers power delivery of 25PS, along with a decent city average of 26.5kmpl as well as highway average of 37kmpl. The bike is commended for its comfortable riding position, suitable for city traffic as well as touring. It comes with 13 litre fuel tank capacity that is quite decent for a 250cc bike with a range of 337.2 km. The price for this bike is low so one could very highly consider buying it. Once you cruise through speed above 100kmph, you might feel some suddent thirst.

    5. Benelli TNT 300

    Benelli TNT 300 India
    Mileage(city, Highway): 24, 33.4kmpl
    Arai: –
    Engine: 300cc
    Power: 38.3PS
    Torque: 26.5NM
    Price: Rs. 291,000(Ex-Mumbai)

    If you’re looking for a smart and fun way to enjoy life on two wheels, then go for Benelli’s TNT 300, as it will be right choice for you. The most affordable Benelli motorcycle, TNT 300 is a great piece of Italian artwork with aggressive styling. Its 300cc, four valve, liquid cooled, two-cylinder engine generates a power of 37bhp at 11,500rmp and a maximum torque of 27nm at 9000rpm. Featuring an electronic fuel injection system, the top speed of TNT 300 is 158 km/hr and the fuel efficiency is around 28 km/l. Boasted with an array of features, this Italian beauty worth owning if you’re looking for excellent riding experience with greater fuel efficiency.

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    1. kingkar laskar on August 15, 2015 4:06 am

      Kawasaki Z250 bike is awesome. I am buying this bike this month. The prices are a bit towards higher side but I liked its looks and the power which is awesome. Anyone wants to differ with me.

      Reply
      • Victor on July 17, 2017 6:14 am

        Buy ninja 300 or Yamaha r3…. Which S much more efficient than this

        Reply

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