Bajaj CT 110

Bajaj CT 110 Overview

An economical commuter case is the CT 110’s central appeal: Bajaj claims 70 kmpl from its 115cc engine, and the 11-litre tank gives useful capacity for daily use. Its 8.48bhp and 9.81Nm match the Platina 110, while a listed top speed of 90km/h and four-speed gearbox point to everyday commuting rather than a highway-focused role. Kick and self-start, an LED headlamp and a front USB port add everyday convenience.

The trade-offs are its 127kg kerb weight, 810mm seat and drum brakes at both ends; CBS is listed, but no ABS is specified. Against the Platina 110, it has the same claimed mileage and output but weighs 8kg more and offers 30mm less ground clearance. It is stronger and has a higher claimed mileage than the TVS Radeon, though it is heavier. The CT 110 is also priced above the TVS Star City, which matches its claimed mileage and is lighter.

• Bajaj claims 70 kmpl, making fuel economy a key draw for daily commuting.
• The 11-litre tank offers more capacity than the Radeon, Splendor Plus and Star City.
• Kick and self-start give riders two ways to start the bike.
• An LED headlamp and DRLs are included for everyday riding.
• A front USB port provides a way to charge a device on the go.

Best for: The Bajaj CT 110 suits commuters prioritising claimed fuel economy, a useful tank capacity and straightforward daily-use features over a lighter bike or disc brakes.

Bajaj CT 110 Variants

Bajaj CT 110 price for the base model starts at — and the top model price goes upto — (on-road Mumbai). CT 110 price for 1 variant is listed above.

Bajaj CT 110 Specifications & Features

Specifications of the X variant. Figures for other trims are on their individual pages.

CT 110 Colours

Bajaj CT 110 is available in 3 colours.

CT 110 EMI Calculator

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Bajaj CT 110 — Frequently Asked Questions