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BREAKING: Yamaha Bikes New Colours Launched
All of these new shades look quite interesting, but the Moto GP edition of the R15 and MT-15 are super striking
Quick Highlights:
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New Moto GP edition for the R15 V4 and MT-15 V2
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Five new shades for the FZ-S Fi range
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All bikes remain mechanically unchanged
Yamaha has launched new colour options for the R15 V4, MT-15 V2 and the FZ-S Fi range in India. While the sportier R15 and MT-15 get Moto GP editions, the FZ series get some more subtle looking shades:
Price List
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Yamaha Bikes |
Price List (ex-showroom) |
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Yamaha R15 V4 Moto GP Edition |
Rs 1,76,050 |
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Yamaha MT-15 V2 Moto GP Edition |
Rs 1,77,230 |
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Yamaha FZ-S Fi Hybrid |
Rs 1,39,200 |
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Yamaha FZ-S Fi Standard |
Rs 1,29,880 |
Whats New
Both the Yamaha R15 V4 and MT-15 V2 get updated Monster Energy graphics as a part of the new Moto GP edition, which makes these shades fresher for 2026. It gets a glossy all-black shade, accompanied by striking looking Monster Energy logo on the front fairing and on the side of the bike on the R15 V4. While on the MT-15 the graphics look comparatively less funky. Other than this, both bikes get the all-black treatment all-around along with golden coloured inverted fork. The Moto GP edition of the R15 V4 now comes with a transparent visor, rather than a smoked one, and also gets an all-black exhaust shield.
For the FZ-S Fi range, the brand has introduced two shades for the standard bike: Metallic Black, and Ice Fluo-Vermillion. While the Hybrid version gets three new shades: Ice-Strom, Matte Black, and Cyan Metallic Grey. While most of these shades were already present for the lineup, the brand has given them minor updates, and all of these shades suit the overall mature, and premium stance of the FZ range.
Other than the updated colour options, all of these bikes remain mechanically unchanged for 2026.
User Reviews
- A sporty bike that deliversI chose the yamaha r15 for its sporty design, sharp handling, reliability, and refined performance. It feels exciting to ride while still being practical enough for everyday use. Its sound mesmerizing and look vibrant in the evening. The riding is comfortable and amazing experience. This bike feels smooth, planted and extremely fun through corners. The handling is excellent also the engine feels refined, and every ride makes me appreciate the bike even more. Definitely happy with my choice. Yes, absolutely I would recommend the yamaha r15 to anyone looking for a sporty, reliable and fun to ride bike. Its easy to handle during high speed less vibration can feel which is a good thing and a refined engine. Also good mileage and a premium riding experience.Read More
- The yamaha is LIght weight bikeThe Yamaha MT 15 is chosen for its sharp style, weight and strong city performance. This bike look is very attractive and bike performance is best and bike mileage at least 30 km per litre. MT 15 bike is best. The Yamaha MT 15 offers a light, agile and refined ride quality that excels in city traffic while maintaining punchy performance on open roads. Engine and performance are the best. Looks good in posture. Yes, This Yamaha bike is MT-15 V2 is a great bike to recommend if you want a stylish, light and fuel efficient street motorcycle for daily city riding which is easy to handle. This bike feels easy to drive in heavy traffic.Read More
- Great bike but poor seats.For fat tyres, good stability, economic good looking city commuter. Bought in 2020 still using it. Though modified the seat cushion as per usage. Great looking bike since launched till now. I loved the profile at first look. I have the fzs v3 version. It's good overall bike. Bulky body fat tires look great. Seating is average for both pillion and rider. I would put it as a good city commuter. But not made for long rides. If the seats were better it would have been a king. Try the seats and a long drive above 30km first to settle down with this bike. Everything except the seat cushion is great. Yes for city drives definitely recommend for performance safety & mileage. But check seats first.Read More