Cheapest New Motorcycle Prices in 2026

For urban transportation, motorcycles and scooters are a far more economical option than a car, both in purchase price and running costs. In this article, we've compiled the most affordable new motorcycle models on sale in Turkey as of July 2026, along with current dealer prices.

Models Under ₺150,000

Aprilia SR 125 (₺119,000)

The cheapest new motorcycle on the market. With its 124 cc engine, it offers enough performance for city use, standing out for its low fuel consumption and easy parking.

Peugeot Tweet 125 GT (₺129,900)

A model with a strong price/equipment balance in the 125 cc scooter segment. Its spacious storage and comfortable riding position make it practical for daily use.

Yamaha PW50 (₺140,000)

With its 49 cc engine, this automatic model is designed mainly for children and beginners.

Peugeot Tweet 200 (₺144,900)

With its 200 cc engine, it's a bit stronger than the Tweet 125 and can also be used comfortably on short out-of-town trips.

Yamaha NEO's (₺145,500)

Its compact body and low weight make it well suited for those looking for maneuverability, especially in heavy traffic.

Between ₺150,000 and ₺200,000

Notable models in this range:

• Peugeot Django 125 CC - ₺149,900, stands out with its retro design
• Peugeot Tweet 200 GT - ₺149,900, a better-equipped version of the Tweet 200
• Suzuki Address 125 - ₺153,000, a strong option in its segment thanks to Suzuki's reliability
• Honda CB125F - ₺153,500, Honda's most affordable model in a naked-bike body style
• Peugeot PM 01 - ₺154,900
• Yamaha RayZR - ₺155,500
• Suzuki Avenis 125 - ₺157,000

Standouts in the 200-250 cc Segment

For those looking for a bit more power:

• CFMoto 250 CL-X - ₺173,100, aggressively priced in the naked segment with its 249 cc engine
• CFMoto 250 DUAL - ₺175,000
• Honda PCX 125 DLX - ₺189,000, for those looking for a premium-equipped scooter

Scooter or Motorcycle?

There are two main body types in the budget-friendly segment:

Scooter (like the Tweet, Address, PCX, RayZR):

• Automatic transmission, easy to ride
• Spacious footwell and storage
• Ideal for daily city use

Naked/classic motorcycle (like the CB125F, CFMoto CL-X):

• Manual transmission, more of a "motorcycle" feel
• Generally lighter and more agile
• May be preferred depending on your license class (A2, etc.)

Cost of Ownership: It's Not Just the Sticker Price

When buying a motorcycle, you need to factor in the following items alongside the purchase price:

• Third-party liability insurance: Starts at a few thousand TRY a year, depending on engine displacement and city
• Comprehensive insurance (kasko): Usually optional on new motorcycles, but recommended against theft risk
• Fuel: A 125 cc scooter used for 20-30 km a day can cost a few hundred TRY a month in fuel
• Maintenance: Oil and general maintenance costs are much lower than for a car

Who Does It Make Sense For?

• For short-distance city use, 125 cc scooters (Tweet, Address, PCX) are the most balanced choice in terms of both price and practicality.
• For those seeking fast transportation on congested routes, lightweight and compact models (NEO's, PW50) stand out.
• For those wanting a bit more performance, CFMoto models in the 250 cc segment offer a stronger riding experience for a price far below a car's budget.

Conclusion

Turkey's new motorcycle market offers a wide range of options in the ₺120,000-200,000 range, making motorcycles a much more accessible mode of transportation than cars. When choosing, it's important to look not just at the sticker price, but also at engine displacement, intended use, and insurance costs.

Visit our Motorcycle Prices page for the current, complete motorcycle price list.