Suzuki GD 110S vs United US 150 vs Yadea T5 vs Honda CG 125

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Specification	Suzuki GD 110S GD 110S Remove	United US 150 US 150 Remove	Yadea T5 Remove	Honda CG 125 Remove
Price
Ex-factory price	Rs 369,900	Rs 299,000	Rs 253,500	Rs 238,500
Powertrain
Type	Petrol	Petrol	Electric	Petrol
Engine
Fuel	Petrol	Petrol	—	Petrol
Engine	113 cc	149 cc	—	124.1 cc
Engine power	8 hp	—	—	—
Engine torque	8.5 Nm	—	—	—
Fuel economy	45	—	—	—
Battery & charging
Electric range	—	—	85 km	—
Electric motor power	—	—	1.2 kW	—
Charging time	—	—	5-6 hours	—
Battery (volts / amp-hours)	—	—	72V 25Ah graphene	—
Performance & drive
Transmission	Manual	Manual	Direct drive (electric)	Manual
Gears	4	5	—	4
Starting	Kick and self	Kick and self	—	Kick
Top speed	—	—	57 km/h	—
Size & practicality
Dimensions (L × W × H)	1900 × 750 × 1050 mm	1900 × 710 × 1040 mm	T5: 1780 × 700 × 1180 mm; T5L: 1780 × 670 × 1095 mm	1912 x 727 x 1029 mm
Engine type	4-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled, SOHC	4-stroke SOHC single cylinder, air-cooled	—	4 Stroke 125cc OHV Air Cooled
Bore × stroke	51.0 × 55.2 mm	—	—	56.5 x 49.5 mm
Compression ratio	9.5:1	9.1:1	—	9.0:1
Clutch	Wet multi-plate	—	—	Multiplate wet clutch
Frame	—	—	—	Diamond type
Front suspension	Telescopic fork, coil spring, oil damped	—	T5L: hydraulic	Telescopic fork, 103 mm travel
Rear suspension	Swing arm, coil spring, oil damped, 5-step adjustable	—	T5L: hydraulic	Swing arm, 70 mm travel
Fuel tank	9 L	13 L	—	9.2 L
Fuel reserve	1.5 L	—	—	2 L
Dry weight	108 kg	—	—	108 kg
Seat height	766 mm	—	—	765 mm
Ground clearance	140 mm	—	—	133 mm
Wheelbase	1215 mm	—	—	1212 mm
Brakes (front / rear)	Drum / Drum	Disc / Drum (mechanical)	T5L: disc / drum (per Yadea's T5L review)	Drum / Drum
Tyre size	2.50-17 (front), 2.75-17 (rear), tube-type	80/100-18MC 47P (front), 90/90-18MC 51P (rear)	T5L: 3.00-10 tubeless (front and rear)	2.50-18 (38P) / 3.00-17 (50P)
Warranty	—	—	T5L: battery 4 years / 50,000 km	Engine: 3 years or 20,000 km; frame, body and electrics: 6 months or 6,000 km
Colours	Black, Blue, Grey, Red	—	Grey, Red, White, Blue	Red, Black, Blue (CG 125 only)
Safety
Front disc brake	No	Yes	No	No
Comfort & convenience
Self start	Yes	Yes	No	No
Kick start	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
Pillion grab rail	No	No	No	Yes
Saree guard	No	No	No	Yes
Tubeless tyres	No	No	Yes	No
Alloy wheels	Yes	No	No	No
Adjustable rear suspension	Yes	No	No	No
Engine & performance
5-speed gearbox	No	Yes	No	No
Electric
Battery level indicator	No	No	Yes	No
Other
CDI ignition	Yes	No	No	No
Trip meter	Yes	No	No	No
Euro II compliant engine	Yes	No	No	No
Verdict
Expert rating	6.4/10	6.8/10	7.3/10	8/10

Suzuki GD 110S vs United US 150 vs Yadea T5 vs Honda CG 125: quick answers

Which is cheaper, Suzuki GD 110S, United US 150, Yadea T5 and Honda CG 125?

The Honda CG 125 is the cheapest. Starting ex-factory prices: the Honda CG 125 from Rs 238,500, the Yadea T5 from Rs 253,500, the United US 150 from Rs 299,000 and the Suzuki GD 110S from Rs 369,900.

Which is more powerful, Suzuki GD 110S, United US 150, Yadea T5 and Honda CG 125?

The Suzuki GD 110S is the most powerful (Suzuki GD 110S: 8 hp; Yadea T5: 2 hp).

Which has more safety features, Suzuki GD 110S, United US 150, Yadea T5 and Honda CG 125?

The Suzuki GD 110S has 0 airbags and 0 safety and driver-assistance features, the United US 150 has 0 airbags and 1 safety and driver-assistance features, the Yadea T5 has 0 airbags and 0 safety and driver-assistance features and the Honda CG 125 has 0 airbags and 0 safety and driver-assistance features. Independent crash-test ratings, where available, are the best guide to real-world safety.

Are Suzuki GD 110S, United US 150, Yadea T5 and Honda CG 125 prices the same across Pakistan?

Yes. Ex-factory prices are set by the manufacturers and are the same in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala and every other city. Only registration and token tax differ by province.

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