For years, full-colour TFT dashboards were exclusive to premium motorcycles, but things have changed quickly. Today, even bikes priced under ₹2 lakh offer vibrant TFT consoles packed with features such as smartphone connectivity, navigation, and crisp animations. These displays not only enhance the rider’s experience but also bring big-bike tech to budget-friendly machines.
Here’s a look at the 10 most affordable bikes in India that come equipped with a TFT display.
10. Yamaha MT-15 (₹1.81 lakh)
The popular Yamaha MT-15 now gets a DLX variant with a modern TFT console. Alongside the new dash, Yamaha has introduced fresh colour schemes, making the already stylish streetfighter more appealing.
9. Honda NX200 (₹1.69 lakh)
Born from the CB200X update, the NX200 brings a 4.2-inch TFT screen with Bluetooth connectivity. Paired with Honda’s smartphone app, it supports music control and turn-by-turn navigation, giving this entry-level ADV a premium edge.
8. TVS Apache RTR 200 4V (₹1.60 lakh)
The flagship RTR 200 4V variant now boasts a 5-inch TFT cluster with Bluetooth and voice assist. The update also adds a projector headlamp with DRLs and traction control, making it one of the most feature-rich bikes in its segment.
7. Honda Hornet 2.0 (₹1.58 lakh)
The Hornet 2.0 continues Honda’s push for modernisation with the same 4.2-inch TFT unit seen across its refreshed line-up. It balances aggressive styling with a tech-rich console, enhancing its appeal in the 180–200cc category.
6. Yamaha FZ-X Hybrid (₹1.50 lakh)
Yamaha’s retro-inspired FZ-X Hybrid combines efficiency with modern features. The addition of a 4.2-inch TFT display complements its Integrated Starter Generator (ISG) system, offering silent start and stop/start functionality for city riding.
5. TVS Apache RTR 160 4V (₹1.48 lakh)
The new top-spec RTR 160 4V variant inherits the 200’s 5-inch TFT dash, complete with smartphone integration. It also gains traction control and a projector headlamp, making it one of the most advanced bikes in its class.
4. Yamaha FZ-S Fi Hybrid (₹1.45 lakh)
As Yamaha’s most affordable TFT-equipped bike, the FZ-S Fi Hybrid offers excellent value. The 4.2-inch TFT console supports call and music alerts, navigation, and a start/stop system powered by an integrated starter generator.
3. Honda SP160 (₹1.23 lakh)
Honda’s SP160 commuter stands out with its TFT cluster, which offers three brightness levels and a clean layout. Paired with Bluetooth features like navigation and call alerts, it adds tech sophistication to a practical 160cc bike.
2. Honda CB125 Hornet (₹1.12 lakh)
Honda’s premium 125cc motorcycle packs in big-bike features like a USD fork and a TFT screen. It uses the tried-and-tested SP125 engine but tuned slightly higher, making it a unique option in the entry-level sporty commuter segment.
1. TVS Raider (₹1.02 lakh)
At the top of the affordability chart is the TVS Raider SX. Its TFT display supports smartphone connectivity, voice commands, and navigation prompts. With aggressive styling and a premium feature set, it’s a standout in the 125cc segment.
Final Thoughts
TFT dashboards are no longer a luxury reserved for superbikes—they’ve trickled down to commuter motorcycles and street bikes under ₹2 lakh. Whether you’re after sporty performance, daily commuting, or stylish tech, this list proves that modern features are now well within reach.
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