Tata's New Mileage King 110cc Bike 2025: Compact Commuter with 90-95 kmpl Efficiency – Price, Specs, and Launch Details

Imagine zipping through Patna’s bustling streets, your bike’s refined 110cc engine and 90-95 kmpl mileage making the litti stall stop a quick, wallet-friendly joyride. Tata Motors, venturing deeper into the two-wheeler segment, has teased a new 110cc commuter bike – the Tata Classic 110 – as a budget-friendly "Mileage King" for everyday riders. Priced at an estimated ₹45,000-₹66,000 ex-showroom, this retro-styled bike promises unbeatable fuel efficiency, smooth performance, and minimal maintenance, targeting the mass commuter market against rivals like Hero Splendor and Honda Shine. With a launch eyed for late 2025 or early 2026, it’s a bold re-entry for Tata into affordable motorcycles. I caught this buzz online, and bhai, it’s like Tata’s brewing a desi fuel revolution! Here’s the full scoop on specs, features, price, and why it’s a game-changer.

Engine and Performance: Smooth 110cc Power with EcoSmart Tech

At the heart of the Tata Classic 110 lies a refined 110cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine, tuned for both performance and economy. It delivers around 8-10 bhp and smooth acceleration, ideal for city traffic or light highway runs. The standout is Tata’s EcoSmart Fuel Technology, which enhances combustion efficiency and boosts mileage by up to 10%. Claimed figures hover at 90-95 kmpl under optimal conditions (real-world 70-80 kmpl), making it one of India’s most fuel-efficient 110cc bikes. The 5-speed gearbox ensures effortless shifts, with a top speed of 90-110 km/h. For Pune’s commuters, it’s a torque-rich sipper, saving ₹6,000-8,000 yearly on fuel versus 40 kmpl rivals at ₹100 per litre. The lightweight chassis (under 110kg) adds nimble handling, perfect for stop-go urban rides.

Design: Retro Style with Modern Touches

The Classic 110 channels 80s nostalgia with a retro-inspired teardrop tank, rounded headlamp, and chrome accents, but updated with sleek bodywork and alloy wheels for a contemporary edge. Its compact 1,900mm length and 780mm seat height suit shorter riders in Kolkata’s chaos. Colors like Classic Silver or Retro Red add vintage appeal. My cousin in Chennai says, “It’s a time machine—folks at the dosa stall call it the forever commuter!” The ergonomic posture and 10L tank support 800-900km range, blending style with practicality.

Features That Keep It Simple and Smart

A semi-digital instrument cluster displays speed, fuel, and mileage tips, while LED taillamp and hazard lights boost safety. Telescopic front forks and twin rear shocks absorb bumps for a plush ride, with drum brakes on both wheels for stability on Jaipur’s roads. The side-stand cut-off and tubeless tires add convenience, though some miss ABS. It’s a no-fuss commuter with thoughtful upgrades like Eco and Power modes for efficiency.

Price, Variants, and Launch

Starting Price: ₹45,000 (base variant); up to ₹66,000 for top trim (ex-showroom Delhi).

Variants: 2-3 (drum/disc brakes, digital cluster options).

Launch: Late 2025 or early 2026; pre-bookings via Tata stores or online.

EMIs: ₹2,000-2,500/month with ₹5,000 down payment.

For Chennai’s families, it’s a solid pick—reliable, affordable, and Tata-backed with 500+ service centers (₹500-800 yearly maintenance).

Ready to Ride?

Hit tata.com for updates—this Mileage King is your desi commuter poet!

Source: Various reports on Tata Classic 110

What’s the Hype on Tata Mileage King 110cc 2025?

Expected mileage?

90-95 kmpl claimed (70-80 kmpl real-world).

Price range?

₹45,000-66,000 ex-showroom; launch late 2025.

Best for commuters?

You bet—8-10 bhp, 90-110 km/h top speed, lightweight chassis.

What features stand out?

EcoSmart tech, semi-digital cluster, 5-speed gearbox.

Where to book?

Tata stores or tata.com for pre-launch alerts.