KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- FZ-S Fi MY2025 launched at Rs 1.34 lakh (ex-showroom).
- Turn indicator positioning has changed.
- Available with 4 colour options at the same price.
Yamaha FZ-S Fi, MY2025 has been launched at Rs 1.34 lakh without making any hush, and the new things in this bike are improved aesthetics and its engine is made OBD2B compliant. Also, the pricing has gone up by Rs 3,600, and four new colours are introduced, available at the same price. That said, FZ-S Fi version 4.0 and 3.0 are still on sale and will remain on sale until the stocks last, a standard practice done by every OEM. Let's discuss more about this bike below. Before that, make sure to join the 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel to never miss out on automotive updates.
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Yamaha FZ-S Fi
etting straight to the point, nothing has changed - Yamaha FZ-S Fi is still the same as last year, just its engine is now made OBD2B compliant, which is done to meet government emissions regulations. The power figures are the same as before - its 149cc 4-stroke engine makes 12.4 PS and 13.3 Nm of torque, and it's E20 compatible too.
To add more, the biggest change visible is the positioning of turn indicators - which earlier were above the headlight assembly area, but now have been shifted to the tank shrouds, and it's not even a separate indicator part, but a small yet significant light element. This is how you will be able to distinguish between the 2025 model and the previous one. Moreover, the previous model features chrome surroundings on the tank shrouds; now there is a gloss black plate.
Talking about colour options, they are - Metallic Grey, Matte Black, Ice Fluo-Vermillion, and Cyber Green. All available at the same cost - Rs 1.34 lakh ex-showroom. More details about this motorcycle, it gets single-channel ABS, dual disc brakes, telescopic front at front and monoshock at rear, digital MID which is compatible with Y-Connect App that allows rider to get call, SMS, and E-mail alert.
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Verdict
To meet government emissions regulations, all automakers are making all their products OBD2B compliant, and also updating the overall bike to make them even better. Now, Yamaha has also done it, and also upped the cost by Rs 3,600. Well, keeping these facts aside, this bike is fantastic and has always remained smooth, fuel-efficient, and powerful. Basically, an all-rounder. So if you want an overall good motorcycle in the 150cc bracket, this could be your option.
