Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Man Develops Fuel-Efficient Bike Engine, Achieves 176 km/l
Imagine a bike that can travel a long distance using very little fuel.
That's what Shailendra Singh Gaur made!
He spent many years building a special engine.
His new engine is designed to be super efficient, letting a bike go much further on just one litre of petrol.
The inventor even tested his engine on a regular bike and it used very little fuel.
It is so good, it also reduces pollution.
It works three times better than the engines in most cars and bikes.
Shailendra Singh Gaur developed a 6-stroke engine achieving high fuel efficiency.
The engine is reported to achieve a mileage of 176 km per litre.
Gaur is an Allahabad University alumnus who worked on the engine for nearly two decades.
The engine has earned two patents and is claimed to be three times more efficient.
Gaur tested his engine on a 2017-model 100cc TVS bike.
- Who
- Shailendra Singh Gaur, an Allahabad University alumnus.
- What
- Developed a 6-stroke engine for a bike that achieves high fuel efficiency.
- When
- Gaur worked on the engine for nearly two decades.
- Where
- The engine was tested on a bike.
- Why
- To create a highly fuel-efficient engine for vehicles.
- Inventor
- Shailendra Singh Gaur
- Engine Type
- 6-stroke
- Reported Mileage
- 176 km/l
- Bike Model Used for Testing
- 2017-model 100cc TVS bike
- Patents
- 2
- Engine Efficiency Claim
- Three times more efficient than conventional engines