Best Mileage Scooters 2025 : In a country where petrol prices keep climbing and daily commutes can stretch 50–100 km, a scooter that delivers great mileage isn’t just nice-to-have — it’s a lifesaver. Indian families now look for scooters that sip fuel, need almost no maintenance, feel comfortable on broken roads, and still come loaded with modern features. Luckily, 2025 is shaping up to be an excellent year for fuel-efficient scooters.
Manufacturers have focused on lighter bodies, smarter fuel-injection systems, and mild-hybrid tech that helps especially in stop-go city traffic — exactly where most Indians ride. The result? Real-world mileage is creeping closer to (and sometimes crossing) the magical 60 km/litre mark while prices stay under ₹1.2 lakh (ex-showroom).
Here’s the fresh list of the most fuel-efficient scooters you can buy or book in 2025.
1. Honda Activa 7G – Still the King of Dependability
No surprise here: the Activa has been India’s highest-selling two-wheeler for over two decades. The 2025 Activa 7G doesn’t change the familiar rounded look much, but Honda has heavily refined the 110cc engine and added an idle stop-start system. Early riders and auto experts are reporting 55–60 km/l in mixed city-highway conditions — outstanding for something that carries two adults plus groceries without breaking a sweat.
New additions like keyless start, a fully digital cluster, and a smoother silent starter make it feel noticeably more premium. If you want zero surprises and rock-solid resale value, the Activa 7G remains the safest choice.
2. TVS Jupiter 130 – Extra Power, Surprisingly Frugal
TVS took its bestselling Jupiter, bored the engine out to 130cc for better mid-range punch, and still managed to keep fuel consumption in check. Thanks to the latest ET-Fi (Eco Thrust Fuel injection) technology, the Jupiter 130 is delivering 52–55 km/l in real-world tests conducted by automotive magazines.
It also offers the largest under-seat storage in the segment (33 litres — fits two helmets easily) and super-comfy seating, making it the go-to family scooter when you occasionally need to carry three people or heavy shopping bags.
3. Suzuki Access 125 Hybrid – The Efficiency Champion
Suzuki surprised everyone by introducing a proper mild-hybrid system in the Access 125. A small integrated starter-generator helps during takeoff and fills in the gaps at low speeds, exactly when a normal petrol engine guzzles the most fuel. The outcome? Riders are consistently seeing 62–65 km/l in city riding — currently the best figure in the 125cc scooter class.
The Access has always been praised for buttery-smooth performance and excellent ride quality. With the hybrid boost, it now feels quicker off the line than most rivals while costing less to run than many 110cc scooters.
4. Hero Maestro XTEC 125 – Feature-Packed Budget Hero
Hero MotoCorp has aggressively upgraded the Maestro with i3S stop-start tech, full LED lighting, Bluetooth connectivity, and projected mileage of 53–56 km/l. It’s also one of the lightest 125cc scooters on sale, which directly helps efficiency and nimble city handling.
Priced sharply and backed by Hero’s massive service network, the Maestro XTEC 125 is perfect for college students and young professionals who want modern features without stretching the budget.
5. Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid – The Sporty Lightweight
Yamaha’s RayZR has always been the featherweight champ (just 99 kg), and the 2025 hybrid version adds a mild power assist similar to Suzuki’s system. Official claims stand at 58–61 km/l, and early reviews confirm those numbers in everyday riding.
Sharp styling, quick steering, and a peppy engine make it the favourite among younger riders who zip through traffic and still want low running costs.
Why Mileage Matters More Than Ever in 2025
With average petrol prices hovering around ₹100–110 per litre in most cities, a scooter that gives 60 km/l instead of 45 km/l saves you roughly ₹8,000–10,000 every year if you ride 50 km daily. That’s enough to pay the EMI of the scooter itself in many cases.
Add rising insurance costs and parking charges in metros, and choosing a hyper-efficient scooter becomes one of the smartest financial decisions an Indian household can make right now.