If you want to buy the most fuel-efficient bikes in Pakistan, here are some options that you can easily buy.
The petrol prices in Pakistan have increased to record levels due to the US-Iran war.
Many bikers are looking for ways to manage rising travel costs.
There are only two options available: either switch to a more fuel-efficient petrol motorcycle or consider an electric bike.
While electric bikes are available, they remain a less popular choice for many riders.
Concerns about range, higher upfront costs, and limited design options continue to hold buyers back.
As a result, fuel-efficient petrol motorcycles are still seen as the more realistic option for everyday use.
Here are some of the most fuel-efficient motorbikes for commuters in Pakistan.
The estimates below are based on keeping total expenses under Rs10 per kilommetre (km), including fuel and basic maintenance.
Suzuki GD110S
The Suzuki GD110S is among the more technically advanced options in the 100–110cc category.
It offers strong fuel efficiency for its engine size and includes features such as a balancer shaft for smoother riding, self-start, and a dipper function.
However, its higher purchase price and relatively low ground clearance may be a concern for some riders.
| Expense | Interval | Cost per km |
| Petrol (55 km/l) | Per fill | Rs 6.64 |
| Engine oil | Every 900 km | Rs 1.67 |
| Air filter | Every 5,000 km | Rs 0.30 |
| Oil filter | Every 2,000 km | Rs 0.35 |
| Total | Rs 9.00 |
Honda Pridor
The Honda Pridor offers a balance between cost and comfort. It delivers around 50 km per litre and remains relatively affordable to run.
However, some users report issues with clutch plates over time, and their oil capacity can make maintenance slightly less straightforward.
| Expense | Interval | Cost per km |
| Petrol (50 km/l) | Per fill | Rs 7.30 |
| Engine oil | Every 800 km | Rs 0.88 |
| Air filter | Every 5,000 km | Rs 0.24 |
| Total | Rs 8.42 |
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Honda CD70
The Honda CD70 remains the most economical option for everyday commuting.
Its lightweight design and small engine contribute to low fuel consumption, making it one of the cheapest modes of transport in the country.
Regular maintenance, particularly oil changes and air filter replacement, plays an important role in maintaining its efficiency.
| Expense | Interval | Cost per km |
| Petrol (55 km/l) | Per fill | Rs 6.64 |
| Engine oil | Every 800 km | Rs 0.81 |
| Air filter | Every 1,600 km | Rs 0.11 |
| Total | Rs 7.56 |
Bikes with petrol cost higher than Rs10 per km
Larger motorcycles offer more power and comfort but come with higher fuel and maintenance costs.
Two commonly used models in this category are the Suzuki GR150 and Honda CB150F.
Suzuki GR150
| Expense | Interval | Cost per km |
| Petrol (29 km/l) | Per fill | Rs 12.59 |
| Engine oil | Every 900 km | Rs 1.67 |
| Air filter | Every 5,000 km | Rs 0.60 |
| Oil filter | Every 2,000 km | Rs 0.35 |
| Total | Rs 15.21 |
Honda CB150F
| Expense | Interval | Cost per km |
| Petrol (30 km/l) | Per fill | Rs 12.17 |
| Engine oil | Every 1,000 km | Rs 1.36 |
| Air filter | Every 5,000 km | Rs 0.70 |
| Total | Rs 14.23 |
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