Once Again Bajaj Platina 110cc Has Come To Teach A Lesson To Everyone and It Comes with Advanced Features Along with Premium Looks

Bajaj Auto has once again brought attention to one of its most popular commuter motorcycles – the Platina 110cc. This motorcycle has been a favourite in the entry-level segment for years now. With its comfortable ride quality, good mileage, and affordable price, it continues to attract daily riders across India. Bajaj has now updated the Platina 110cc to keep it relevant in today’s market, making some small but noticeable changes while keeping its core strengths intact.

Here’s a closer look at what the updated Bajaj Platina 110cc offers.

Overview Table

Specification	Details
Model Name	Bajaj Platina 110
Engine Capacity	115.45cc, single-cylinder
Power Output	8.6 PS @ 7000 rpm
Torque	9.81 Nm @ 5000 rpm
Transmission	5-speed manual
Mileage	Around 70–75 km/l
Starting Price (Ex-showroom)	₹72,000 approx
Brakes	Front Disc / Rear Drum
Special Feature	First-in-class ABS (Front)

Design & Style

The Bajaj Platina 110cc may not be flashy, but it looks smart and practical. The design is simple and clean, just right for a commuter bike. It now gets new graphics and color options, giving it a refreshed look. The bike retains its long seat, slim body, and upright posture.

The front gets a refreshed headlamp with LED DRL, and the alloy wheels are finished in black. Bajaj has also added some chrome touches on the exhaust, which adds a slight premium feel. It’s not a bike that grabs attention, but it does look respectable and well-put-together on the road.

Engine & Performance

Powering the Platina 110 is a 115.45cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. It produces 8.6 PS of power and 9.81 Nm of torque. The engine is mated to a 5-speed gearbox, which gives it a slight edge over some other commuter bikes in its category that still offer only 4-speed gearboxes.

The engine performance is tuned for relaxed, efficient riding. It’s not a bike meant for speed, but it has enough power for daily commuting, whether in the city or on light highway runs. The gear shifts are smooth, and the engine feels refined even at higher speeds.

Ride & Handling

One of the biggest strengths of the Bajaj Platina 110cc is the comfort it offers. The bike comes with Comfortec suspension at the front and rear, designed to absorb bumps and rough roads with ease. The long, cushioned seat adds to the comfort, especially for longer rides.

The upright riding position, wide handlebars, and light clutch make it very easy to handle, even for new riders. The lightweight frame also helps in quick turns and easy parking in tight spaces.

Bajaj has also equipped the Platina 110 with a front disc brake and single-channel ABS, which is a rare feature in this price range and gives extra safety during sudden braking.

Features & Tech

The Platina 110cc comes with a decent set of features for a commuter. Here’s what you get:

LED Daytime Running Light (DRL)
Digital-analog instrument console
ABS in the front brake (first in class)
5-speed gearbox
Wide footrests for pillion comfort

The instrument cluster shows speed, gear position, fuel level, and warning indicators. It’s not very advanced, but it provides all the information you need while riding.

The inclusion of ABS in the 110cc segment is a smart move by Bajaj, offering extra safety and peace of mind without increasing the cost too much.

Mileage & Fuel Efficiency

Mileage has always been a strong point for the Platina series, and the 110cc version is no different. Riders can expect a real-world fuel efficiency of around 70–75 km/l, depending on riding style and road conditions.

The engine is tuned for efficiency, and the 5th gear helps keep the revs low on longer rides, improving fuel economy. For daily commuters who ride 30–40 km per day, this bike saves a lot on fuel expenses in the long run.

Price & Variants

The updated Platina 110 is available in just one variant currently with disc brake and ABS. Here is a quick price overview:

Variant	Price (Ex-Showroom)
Platina 110 ABS	₹72,000 (approx.)

The on-road price may vary slightly depending on the city, but it still remains one of the most affordable 110cc bikes offering ABS.

FAQs

Q1. Is the Bajaj Platina 110 good for long rides?
Yes, it’s quite comfortable for long rides within city limits or short highway trips. The seat and suspension are designed for comfort.

Q2. Does it come with tubeless tyres?
Yes, the Platina 110 comes with tubeless tyres, which are safer in case of a puncture.

Q3. Is ABS available in this bike?
Yes, it is the only bike in the 110cc segment that offers front-wheel ABS, which improves safety during braking.

Q4. How does it compare with Hero Splendor?
The Platina offers a 5-speed gearbox and ABS, which are missing in most Splendor models. However, both are very reliable commuter bikes.

Q5. What is the warranty offered by Bajaj?
Bajaj usually offers a 5-year warranty on the Platina, including standard and extended options.

Final Verdict

The Bajaj Platina 110cc once again proves why it’s a strong contender in the commuter bike segment. With its refined engine, excellent fuel economy, and comfort-focused design, it remains a practical choice for everyday riders. The addition of ABS and a 5-speed gearbox gives it an edge over rivals in the same price range.

If you’re looking for a no-nonsense, reliable, and efficient bike for daily use, the Platina 110cc is definitely worth considering.