Introducing the 2026 Tata Classic 150cc. More than just a way to get around, it’s a reimagining of the riding experience. Launched recently, it’s already making waves across India. With its robust yet economical engine, eye-catching design, and features that offer excellent value, the Classic 150cc is poised to challenge established players like Bajaj and Hero. Crucially, the price and mileage details are now available, making it an attractive option for daily commuters. Let’s delve into what makes this motorcycle special.
Design
The 2026 Tata Classic 150cc immediately captures attention with its striking, retro-inspired aesthetic. Tata seems to have drawn inspiration from the iconic motorcycles of the ’70s and ’80s, infusing them with a contemporary flair. The circular LED headlamp dominates the front, providing ample illumination for early morning or late-night rides. A teardrop-shaped fuel tank adds a touch of classic elegance, finished in rich colors like Midnight Black and Crimson Red that stand out beautifully.
Features
What truly distinguishes the Tata Classic 150cc? It’s equipped with intelligent features designed to enhance safety and convenience without unnecessary complexity. The 150cc single-cylinder engine is air-cooled for ease of maintenance and delivers 12.5 bhp with smooth torque for effortless overtaking. It features a seamless five-speed gearbox, perfect for navigating stop-and-go traffic.
Tech enthusiasts will appreciate the fully digital instrument panel, displaying speed, fuel level, odometer readings, and even a trip meter. Bluetooth connectivity enables phone pairing for call notifications and basic navigation—a welcome addition for riders exploring new routes. Braking combines a front disc brake with a rear drum brake, and optional ABS is available for enhanced safety on wet surfaces. Plus, there’s a convenient USB charging port located beneath the handlebar.
Price
Now, for the information everyone wants: the price of the 2026 Tata Classic 150cc. Tata is offering a competitive ex-showroom starting price of ₹62,500. Yes, you heard correctly—under 65,000 for a 150cc motorcycle. This is more affordable than many 125cc competitors, thanks to local production in Pune. After including on-road expenses such as insurance and registration, the total cost should be approximately ₹70,000 in most cities.
Mileage
What about fuel efficiency? The excels here with a claimed in varied riding conditions. Early riders have reported around 72 kmpl on the open road and approximately 65 kmpl in congested city environments. This efficiency stems from the 150cc engine’s optimized carburetion and lightweight construction, surpassing the average 125cc’s fuel economy of around 60 kmpl.
