Yamaha FZ-S Fi Hybrid Launched in India: First 150cc Hybrid Bike at Rs 1.44 Lakh

India Yamaha Motor (IYM) has introduced its first hybrid motorcycle in India, the 2025 FZ-S Fi Hybrid, priced at Rs 1,44,800 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The new model features a refined design with sharper tank contours, giving it a more modern and dynamic look while maintaining its bold identity. A notable update is the integration of front turn signals within the air intake area, enhancing both aerodynamics and visual appeal.

The 2025 Yamaha FZ-S Fi Hybrid is powered by a 149cc Blue Core engine that now meets OBD-2B emission standards. It comes equipped with Yamaha’s Smart Motor Generator (SMG) for smoother and quieter starts, along with the Stop & Start System (SSS), which enhances fuel efficiency by automatically turning off the engine when idle and restarting it instantly with a clutch input.

2025 Yamaha FZ-S Fi Hybrid is designed to enhance rider convenience with a new 4.2-inch full-color TFT instrument cluster. This display seamlessly connects to smartphones using the Y-Connect app, enabling features like Turn-by-Turn (TBT) navigation powered by Google Maps. Riders can access real-time route guidance, intersection alerts, and road names directly on the screen, ensuring a smoother and more informed riding experience.

At the launch of the first hybrid motorcycle in its segment, Itaru Otani, Chairman, Yamaha Motor India Group, stated, “The FZ brand has been an integral part of Yamaha’s journey in India, evolving with each generation to align with the changing needs and expectations of our customers. With the introduction of hybrid technology in this category, we are not only enhancing performance but also reaffirming our commitment to delivering advanced, rider-focused innovations. Every upgrade in the FZ series is driven by customer insights, ensuring a more refined, dynamic, and engaging riding experience. This launch reflects Yamaha’s dedication to innovation, where cutting-edge technology and rider-centric design come together to define the future of mobility.”