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Honda CG 150 vs Suzuki GS 150

The CG 150 is newer with a front disc, CBS and published power; the GS 150 is about Rs 60,000 cheaper and a proven workhorse.

Honda CG 150

Honda

Honda CG 150

Rs 459,900

3.6/5Read the review
Suzuki GS 150

Suzuki

Suzuki GS 150

Rs 399,900

3.4/5Read the review

Prices change often; confirm with the dealer.

Our verdict

The CG 150 costs Rs 459,900 (Red Rs 449,900) and the GS 150 Rs 399,900. Both have about 150cc, 5 gears and self-start. The CG 150 adds a front disc with a combined braking system, alloy wheels, an SOHC engine with a balancer, published figures of 11.9 PS and 12.5 Nm, and 171 mm ground clearance. The GS 150 has drum brakes at both ends, spoke wheels and 155 mm ground clearance; Suzuki publishes no power figure.

The GS 150 has a slightly bigger tank (12.0 vs 11.4 litres) and PakWheels lists better fuel economy for it (45 vs 35 km/l), though neither figure is official. Honda's dealer network and resale are stronger.

The front disc and newer engine make the CG 150 our pick for most buyers. If Rs 60,000 matters more, the GS 150 is still a capable, torquey 150.

Our pick

Honda CG 150

Its front disc with CBS, newer engine and Honda resale justify the extra Rs 60,000 for most riders.

Read the Honda CG 150 review

Specs side by side

A value is marked only where better is clear-cut — a lower price, more cc, a bigger tank, more claimed km/l, more ground clearance, a higher rating, disc over drum, self start over kick — and only when the gap is big enough for a rider to notice. Differences too small to feel, like a cc or two or a tenth of a rating point, are left unmarked. “—” means the figure is not published.

Honda CG 150
Suzuki GS 150
Price & rating
Official price
Rs 459,900
Rs 399,900(better)
Our rating
3.6 / 5
3.4 / 5
Value for money
3 / 5
3.5 / 5(better)
Performance
4 / 5
4 / 5
Comfort
3.5 / 5
3.5 / 5
Fuel economy
3 / 5
3.5 / 5(better)
Features
4 / 5(better)
2 / 5
Resale
4 / 5
4 / 5
Engine
Engine
4-stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, air-cooled, with balancer
4-stroke, single cylinder, OHC, air-cooled
Displacement
149.2 cc
150 cc
Power
8.75 kW (11.9 PS) @ 7,500 rpm
—
Torque
12.5 Nm @ 6,000 rpm
—
Transmission
5-speed constant mesh
5-speed constant mesh
Starting
Self & kick
Self & kick
Fuel tank
11.4 litres
12 litres
Dimensions & weight
Length
2,066 mm
—
Width
773 mm
—
Height
1,069 mm
—
Wheelbase
1,316 mm
1,270 mm
Ground clearance
171 mm(better)
155 mm
Seat height
773 mm
—
Dry weight
—
116 kg
Brakes & tyres
Front brake
Disc (combined braking system)(better)
Drum
Rear brake
Drum
Drum
Front tyre
2.75-18 (42P)
2.75-18 (42P)
Rear tyre
90/90-18 (51S)
3.00-18 (47P)
Other
Front suspension
Telescopic fork, 119 mm
Telescopic, coil spring, oil damped
Rear suspension
Twin shocks, 91 mm
Swing arm, coil spring, oil damped
Colours
Green, Black, Red
Red, Black
Launched
2025
—
Status
In production
In production

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