Yamaha FZ S V3.0 FI News

The 2022 Yamaha FZS-FI arrives with refreshed styling while the new top-of-the-line Dlx variant has been added to the line-up. The models will be available at all the authorized Yamaha Dealerships from the second week of January 2022.

The 2021 Yamaha FZ FI now comes with a side-stand engine cut-off switch, a louder exhaust and a weight reduction of 2 kg. The 2021 FZS-FI gets a new matte red colour along with Bluetooth connectivity as standard.

Yamaha Motor India announced earlier this year that will roll-out the Bharat Stage 6 (BS6) compliant two-wheelers by November 2019, and now details have been leaked on the updated versions of the FZ and FZ-S motorcycles. The 2020 Yamaha FZ, FZ-S will soon meet the stringent emission norms and a leaked document suggests that the motorcycles will see a revision in power figures. The leaked image reveals that the technical specifications remain unchanged on the updated FZ and FZ-S FI models with power coming from the same 149 cc single-cylinder engine, but the unit will make only 12.2 bhp, instead of the current 13.1 bhp on offer. That said, power does arrive early at 7250 rpm, as opposed to 8000 rpm on the current model.

Yamaha Motor India has announced accessories for the recently launched FZ and FZ-S V3.0 motorcycles in the country. The new accessories for the Yamaha FZ V3.0 can be purchased at the company's dealerships and include visual and practical upgrades for the 150 cc motorcycles. The accessories are priced from as low as Rs. 175 for the tank pad that protects the fuel tank from scratches, going all the way till Rs. 800 for new body decals that can be added to the fuel tank and shrouds, side panels and tail section.

The 2019 Yamaha FZ V3.0 ABS was launched last week and the motorcycle gets a host of upgrades for the new generation version. The changes are cosmetic yet substantial and bring a refreshed look to the 150 cc offering. However, a lot of Yamaha enthusiasts including us were disappointed with the engine not receiving any major upgrades. The FZ is already one of the lesser powered options in its segment and a power update was expected with version 3.0. While it's been a no show this year, Yamaha is indeed working on a more powerful version of the FZ that will be hitting the showrooms sometime next year.