In terms of performance, the motorcycles continue to be powered by a single-cylinder, air-cooled 149cc engine producing 12.4hp at 7,250rpm and 13.3Nm at 5500rpm.
03 Jan 2022 | 3374 Views | By Autocar Pro News Desk
India Yamaha Motor has launched the 2022 FZS-Fi model with updated styling along with a new variant, the FZS-Fi Dlx at prices starting Rs 115,900 and Rs 118,900 respectively.
Both the FZS-Fi models come with LED taillights, and FZS-Fi Dlx variant also gets LED flashers. The FZS-Fi Dlx variant ...
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India Yamaha Motor has launched the 2022 FZS-Fi model with updated styling along with a new variant, the FZS-Fi Dlx at prices starting Rs 115,900 and Rs 118,900 respectively.
Both the FZS-Fi models come with LED taillights, and FZS-Fi Dlx variant also gets LED flashers. The FZS-Fi Dlx variant also features 3 new colours (Metallic Black, Metallic Deep Red and Solid Gray), with new graphics, coloured alloy wheels, a two-level single seat with dual tone colours. The 2022 FZS-Fi gets Bluetooth connectivity as standard.
In terms of performance, the motorcycles continue to be powered by a single-cylinder, air-cooled 149cc engine producing 12.4hp at 7,250rpm and 13.3Nm at 5500rpm.
Eishin Chihana, chairman, Yamaha Motor India Group of Companies said, “Under the Call of the Blue initiative, we will continue to reach out to our customers and upgrade our product range to meet their evolving needs. One such upgrade is the launch of FZS-FI Dlx model which is based on our customer’s feedback. The 3rd generation of the FZ 150cc range has witnessed huge success as it proves to be the perfect combination of style and performance for the Indian youth. The launch of the FZS-FI Dlx variant will enhance the premium appeal of the FZ model range further as the all-LED lighting setup makes the FZS-FI Dlx and FZS-FI more modern, and the striking colour combinations on the FZS-FI Dlx with Led Flashers truly reflect the global spirit of Yamaha Racing.”
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