Yamaha FZS-FI V3 News

It was the most affordable variant in the FZ lineup

Here’s how the updated Pulsar stacks up against the other original sporty 150cc bikes

While the FZ Rave is based on the FZ-S Fi Version 3.0, there are quite a few key differences. Here’s the full low-down.

If you are looking to buy a new FZ, these two bikes can make the choice difficult, but we are here to help

The Pulsar range has the strength in numbers but the TVS Apache’s sales is equally impressive

From September 22, Yamaha bikes and scooters will get more affordable as they fall under the 350cc category

We tell you how the variants differ from each other, so that you can buy the most suitable bike for yourself

The top spot has been taken by an unexpected contender

The new FZ-S Fi Hybrid gets a colour TFT and two new colour schemes

Now is the perfect time to buy a Yamaha two-wheeler if you've been waiting for the right moment

Addition of colours comes with a rise in price for Yamaha’s motorcycles and scooters in June 2024

There has been a small increase in the prices across the lineup

Some of the colours look really attention-grabbing. That said, there are no other updates, be it features or mechanicals

Features two brand new stealthy colours

Some of Yamaha’s models have witnessed a minor price hike

The Yamaha FZ took the Japanese bikemaker out of a ‘commuter-only’ slump

Confused between the 150cc motorcycle’s variants and what they have to offer? We help you take the right call

Its retro sibling, the FZ-X, also comes with a couple of updates

Feel Keeway’s most affordable bike is still too expensive for what it offers? Here’s what else you can get for around the same price

Only the MT-15 Version 2.0 and the FZ 25 range receive a minor price revision

Check them out before they expire

There’s good news for other Yamaha bikes as well

The R15 V4 range, MT15 Version 2.0 and FZ 25 range receive the highest hike of Rs 1,500

The Crosser uses the same 149cc engine as the Yamaha FZ-Fi Version 3.0