Our AI recommends
TVS Sport
75% Match
ES
₹56,950 - ₹58,950
Ex-showroom price
Nearly Double the Power
8.08 bhp and 8.7 Nm from its 109.7cc engine give the Sport noticeably stronger acceleration and a 90 kmph top speed versus the XL 100's 4.3 bhp and 58 kmph.
Bigger Tank, Longer Range
A 10-litre fuel tank plus 2-litre reserve and a 700 km riding range trump the XL 100's 4-litre tank and 228 km range for fewer fuel stops.
Alloy Wheels and Bigger Brakes
17-inch alloy wheels with a 130 mm front drum and 110 mm rear drum offer sharper handling and stronger stopping power than the XL 100's 16-inch spoke wheels and 110 mm drums.
AI Match
TVS Sport
Performance
Comfort
Efficiency
Features & Tech
Safety
Ownership
Practicality
Value

Kick Start
₹45,350 - ₹61,360
Ex-showroom price
Lower Ex-Showroom Price
At ₹48,250 the XL 100 Heavy Duty undercuts the Sport's ₹58,750 by roughly ₹10,500, making it the more budget-friendly buy.
Lighter Kerb Weight
At just 88 kg it is noticeably lighter than the Sport's 112 kg, which can make it easier to manage in tight city traffic.
Automatic CVT Convenience
Its automatic transmission and clutch remove the need for gear shifting, unlike the Sport's 4-speed manual chain-drive setup.
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TVS Sport
The Sport offers better mileage, more power for traffic overtakes, alloy wheels and a bigger tank, making it a stronger everyday commuter despite costing more.
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Why Sport for you?
Superior fuel efficiency
80 kmpl ARAI vs 57 kmpl owner-reported gives the Sport a real edge in daily running costs.
Bigger tank, fewer fuel stops
10L tank with 2L reserve means longer gaps between refuels compared to the XL 100's 4L tank.
More power for city overtakes
8.08 bhp and a 4-speed gearbox give more control and pep in stop-go traffic than the XL 100's 4.3 bhp automatic.
Find out how the TVS Sport and TVS XL 100 Heavy Duty stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
Vehicle A's radar bulges out on performance, features and ownership thanks to its bigger engine, alloy wheels and longer warranty, while Vehicle B only edges ahead on efficiency and practicality, reflecting its role as a light, frugal step-through commuter versus the Sport's more all-round motorcycle credentials.
Nearly Double the Power
8.08 bhp and 8.7 Nm from its 109.7cc engine give the Sport noticeably stronger acceleration and a 90 kmph top speed versus the XL 100's 4.3 bhp and 58 kmph.
Bigger Tank, Longer Range
A 10-litre fuel tank plus 2-litre reserve and a 700 km riding range trump the XL 100's 4-litre tank and 228 km range for fewer fuel stops.
Alloy Wheels and Bigger Brakes
17-inch alloy wheels with a 130 mm front drum and 110 mm rear drum offer sharper handling and stronger stopping power than the XL 100's 16-inch spoke wheels and 110 mm drums.
A Trade-off
At ₹48,250 the XL 100 Heavy Duty undercuts the Sport's ₹58,750 by roughly ₹10,500, making it the more budget-friendly buy.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, range and safety.

Nearly Double the Power
8.08 bhp and 8.7 Nm from its 109.7cc engine give the Sport noticeably stronger acceleration and a 90 kmph top speed versus the XL 100's 4.3 bhp and 58 kmph.
Bigger Tank, Longer Range
A 10-litre fuel tank plus 2-litre reserve and a 700 km riding range trump the XL 100's 4-litre tank and 228 km range for fewer fuel stops.
Alloy Wheels and Bigger Brakes
17-inch alloy wheels with a 130 mm front drum and 110 mm rear drum offer sharper handling and stronger stopping power than the XL 100's 16-inch spoke wheels and 110 mm drums.
Longer Warranty and More Free Services
A 60,000 km/5-year warranty with 4 free services beats the XL 100's 36,000 km/3-year cover and 3 free services, easing long-term ownership costs.
Higher ARAI-Certified Mileage
The Sport is rated at 80 kmpl (ARAI) with ETFI tech adding up to 15% extra mileage, ahead of the XL 100's 57 kmpl owner-reported figure.
Strengths for those who prioritise value and performance.

Lower Ex-Showroom Price
At ₹48,250 the XL 100 Heavy Duty undercuts the Sport's ₹58,750 by roughly ₹10,500, making it the more budget-friendly buy.
Lighter Kerb Weight
At just 88 kg it is noticeably lighter than the Sport's 112 kg, which can make it easier to manage in tight city traffic.
Automatic CVT Convenience
Its automatic transmission and clutch remove the need for gear shifting, unlike the Sport's 4-speed manual chain-drive setup.
USB Charging Port
The XL 100 includes a USB charging port for on-the-go device charging, a feature absent on the Sport.
Extra Convenience Touches
A removable rear seat, I-TOUCH start, rear duragrip tyre and an easy ON-OFF switch add practical everyday conveniences not listed on the Sport.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.