If you are searching for a bike with a below 200cc engine, then this article will be really helpful for you. Here we are discussing the top 5 bikes in the under 200cc segment with their mileage, features, and other important details. The information given below will definitely help you to find the top 5 bikes under 200cc with a budget between Rs. 1.50 and 2.5 lakh. Take a look.
Yamaha MT 15:
Yamaha’s popular bike, the MT 15, is at the top of the list. It was launched in March 2019 and the company introduced its updated model MT 15 V2 in April 2023. It is available in three variants and the base variant is priced at Rs. 1.95 lakh (on-road price approximately).
![Yamaha MT 15](https://drivenorms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Yamaha-MT-15.jpg)
It has dual-tone option with a variety of graphics on it and alloy wheels with a unique colour. The Yamaha claims 53 kmpl mileage but you can get actual mileage between 45 to 50 kmpl easily. Its advanced suspension system includes an upside-down front fork at the front and a linked type of monocross suspension at the rear.
The MT 15’s 155 cc engine generates 18.1 bhp power and 14.1 Nm torque. Its top variant comes with Traction control, Call/SMS alerts, Hazard warning indicator and the Y-Connect app.
Yamaha R15 V4:
Again, Yamaha’s bike captured a position in the list of the top 5 bikes below the 200cc segment. It is a Yamaha R15 V4 bike that launched in September 2021 and is being preferred due to the muscular design yet having a 155 cc engine.
![Yamaha R15 V4](https://drivenorms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Yamaha-R15-V4.jpg)
Due to its sporty look and large disc brakes, the R15 V4 is popular among youngsters. It has liquid cooled 4-stroke SOHC, 4 valve engine that generates 14.2 Nm torque at 7500 RPM. This bike launched with different colours and price options. R15 V4’s base model is priced at Rs. 2.10 lakh (on-road approximately), while the top model is priced at Rs. 2.40 lakh (on-road approximately).
For better riding control, it has given dual-channel ABS, 2 riding modes, a quick shifter and traction control. The features of this bike include Bluetooth connectivity, Call/SMS alerts, a fuel economy indicator and a digital instrument console.
Also, you will get the digital fuel gauge, pass switch, gear position indicator, low fuel indicator and VVA indicator. Though this looks bulky, it has 141 kg with an 11 litre fuel tank capacity.
Bajaj Pulsar N160:
Number 3 on the list is the Indian-origin company Bajaj Pulsar N160. The Pulsar has been popular for many years in the Indian 2-wheeler market. Since its launch, the Pulsar has had almost 9 models and one of them, the Pulsar N160, launched in June 2022.
![Bajaj Pulsar N160](https://drivenorms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Bajaj-Pulsar-N160.jpg)
It is available in single and dual-channel ABS options. This bike’s base variant is priced at approximately Rs. 1.33 lakh on-road and the top variant is priced at Rs. 1.61 lakh (on-road, approximately). Its 164.82 cc engine can generate 15.68 bhp power at 8750 rpm and 14.65 Nm torque at 6750 rpm.
The N160 is available in 5 colour options- Black, Sky Blue, Red and Caribbean Blue. The ARAI announced a 51 kmpl mileage of the Pulsar N160 but on the actual on-road, you will get 55 to 60 kmpl mileage according to the road conditions. Its sharp tail, easy design, disc brakes at both ends and headlamps make the bike more attractive.
This sports bike can be used for daily commuting, occasional tours and weekend rides. At this price range, it is a good bike for officegoers and college students.
Apache RTR 160:
The TVS Apache RTR 160 was launched in 2007; since then, this bike has maintained its position in the market. Recently, TVS introduced RTR 160 4V BS6 model in November 2024. Now it is available in 5 variants with drum and disc brake options.
![Apache RTR 160](https://drivenorms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Apache-RTR-160.jpg)
It has mainly 5 colour options- Red, Pearl White, Blue Grey and Black. A single cylinder, air-cooled, 159.7 cc engine of the RTR 160 can generate 15.82 BHP power and 13.85 Nm torque. You can get mileage up to 45 kmpl with a 5-speed manual transmission. It has a very advanced suspension system and single-channel ABS. The RTR 160 does not have any smart features, but it comes with adaptations like a gear indicator, low fuel indicator, average speed, digital instrument console and hazard warning indicator.
At the Rs. 1.46 to 1.56 lakh price range, this bike is a very good option. If you want good performance and better ride control, then definitely go for it.
KTM Duke 200:
The last on the list is the youth’s favorite, the Duke 200. It was launched in January 2012 by the Australian company KTM. The stylish, edgy design, aggressive look, colored alloy wheels and sharp headlamps make Duke 200 more attractive.
![KTM Duke 200](https://drivenorms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/KTM-Duke-200-1.jpg)
It is available in 3 color options: Metallic Silver, Dark and Electronic Orange. This has a 199.5 cc engine that generates a massive 24.67 BHP power at 19.3 Nm torque. The KTM Duke 200 is only available in a single variant and priced at Rs. 2.34 lakh (on road). With the 6-speed manual transmission system, you can achieve the high speed of 140 km/h that Duke is known for.
It has a digital instrument console, a hazard warning indicator, a digital fuel gauge, and an average speed. Also, its features include a service reminder indicator, a low oil indicator, a shift light and mobile connectivity. The Duke 200 is the perfect package for looks, performance and handling. So you can buy it if you are searching for features like these.
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