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TVS Apache RTR 310 vs Suzuki GS 150 vs Benelli Imperiale 400

Who wins on price, power, fuel and weight, then every spec side by side.

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TVS Apache RTR 310

TVS Apache RTR 310

Not sold new in Pakistan

  • 312 cc
  • 35.6 PS
  • ~30 km/l
  • 169 kg

Built on the same base as the BMW G 310 R

Benelli Imperiale 400

Benelli Imperiale 400

Rs 1,585,000

dealer list price

  • 374 cc
  • 21 PS
  • ~30 km/l
  • 205 kg

Who wins what

The quick answer before the full table.

  1. TVS Apache RTR 3103
  2. Benelli Imperiale 4003
  3. Suzuki GS 1502
  • CheapestSuzuki GS 150Rs 399,900
  • Most powerTVS Apache RTR 31035.6 PS
  • Most pulling powerBenelli Imperiale 40029 Nm
  • Goes furthest on a tankBenelli Imperiale 400~360 km
  • Quickest (power to weight)TVS Apache RTR 310211 PS/t
  • LightestSuzuki GS 150116 kg
  • Lowest seatBenelli Imperiale 400780 mm
  • Most ground clearanceTVS Apache RTR 310180 mm

Head to head

A longer bar means more. For weight and seat height, shorter is easier to handle.

Power

TVS Apache RTR 31035.6 PS
Suzuki GS 150—
Benelli Imperiale 40021 PS

Torque

TVS Apache RTR 31028.7 Nm
Suzuki GS 150—
Benelli Imperiale 40029 Nm

Power to weight

TVS Apache RTR 310211 PS/t
Suzuki GS 150—
Benelli Imperiale 400102 PS/t

Engine size

TVS Apache RTR 310312 cc
Suzuki GS 150150 cc
Benelli Imperiale 400374 cc

Fuel average

TVS Apache RTR 31030 km/l
Suzuki GS 150—
Benelli Imperiale 40030 km/l

On a full tank

TVS Apache RTR 310330 km
Suzuki GS 150—
Benelli Imperiale 400360 km

Weight

TVS Apache RTR 310169 kg
Suzuki GS 150116 kg
Benelli Imperiale 400205 kg

Seat height

TVS Apache RTR 310800 mm
Suzuki GS 150—
Benelli Imperiale 400780 mm

Ground clearance

TVS Apache RTR 310180 mm
Suzuki GS 150155 mm
Benelli Imperiale 400—

Full specifications

Full specificationsTVS Apache RTR 310Suzuki GS 150Benelli Imperiale 400
Price and running costs
Price in PakistanNot sold new in PakistanRs 399,900Rs 1,585,000
BrandTVS · IndiaSuzuki · JapanBenelli · Italy
Type of bikeStreetEverydayClassic
Fuel average~30 km/l—~30 km/l
Petrol tank11 L12 L12 L
On a full tank~330 km—~360 km
Engine and performance
Engine size312 cc150 cc374 cc
Cylinders111
CoolingLiquid (radiator)AirAir
Power35.6 PS @ 9,700 rpm—21 PS @ 5,500 rpm
Torque28.7 Nm @ 6,650 rpm—29 Nm @ 3,500 rpm
Power to weight211 PS / tonne—102 PS / tonne
Top speed150 km/h——
Fuel systemFuel injection—Fuel injection
Gearbox and controls
Gearbox6-speed5-speed5-speed
StartingSelf startSelf and kickSelf start
Size and weight
Weight169 kg (with fluids)116 kg (dry)205 kg (with fluids)
Seat height800 mm—780 mm
Ground clearance180 mm155 mm—
Wheelbase1,358 mm1,270 mm1,440 mm
Length × width × height——2,170 × 815 × 1,140 mm
Colours—BlackBlack, Red, White
Brakes, wheels and suspension
Brakes (front / back)Disc 300 / Disc 240Drum / DrumDisc 300 / Disc 240
ABSBoth wheels, works in corners—Both wheels
Tyres (front / back)110/70-17 / 150/60-172.75 – 18 (42P) / 3.00 – 18 (47P)100/90-19 / 130/80-18

Figures are each maker's own claims for the version shown. Fuel average is a rough real-world figure and depends on how you ride. Prices change often, so check with a dealer before you buy.

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  • TVS Apache RTR 310—a month
  • Benelli Imperiale 400—a month

Questions people ask

Which is lighter, TVS Apache RTR 310 or Suzuki GS 150?

Suzuki GS 150 weighs about 116 kg and TVS Apache RTR 310 about 169 kg, so Suzuki GS 150 is easier to push and park.

TVS Apache RTR 310 or Suzuki GS 150: which should I buy?

Buy TVS Apache RTR 310 if you care most about most power, quickest (power to weight). Buy Suzuki GS 150 if cheapest, lightest matters more. Ask us on WhatsApp and we will help you choose.

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Figures are each maker's own claims for the version shown. Fuel average is a rough real-world figure and depends on how you ride. Prices change often, so check with a dealer before you buy.