Yamaha XSR155, FZ-Rave Launched in India, Showcases Aerox-E, EC-06

Japanese automaker, Yamaha announced the launch of its modern retro sport bike, XSR155, in India at Rs 1.49 lakh (ex-showroom). In addition to that, the company has launched another 155cc bike, the FZ-Rave, for Rs 1,17,218 (ex-showroom). Moreover, the Japanese automaker unveiled its first electric vehicles, namely the Aerox-E and EC-06.

Yamaha XSR155

The XSR155 is powered by a 155cc liquid-cooled, four-valve engine with Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) delivering 18.1 bhp and 14.2 Nm of torque, paired with a six-speed transmission with assist and slipper clutch. In addition to that, Yamaha’s XSR155 is built on a Deltabox frame featuring an aluminium swingarm, upside-down front forks, and linked-type monocross rear suspension. Moreover, it also features dual-channel ABS and Traction Control.

It boasts a round classic LED headlight and taillight, teardrop fuel tank, and traditional-style LCD. It boasts 17-inch wheels and is offered in four colour options – Metallic Grey, Vivid Red, Greyish Green Metallic and Metallic Blue and two distinct accessory packages - Scrambler and Café Racer.

Yamaha FZ-Rave

The Yamaha FZ-Rave is another addition that Yamaha has introduced in its 150cc segment portfolio in India. It features a full-LED projector headlamp with integrated position light, a sculpted fuel tank, cosmetic air vents, and a compact exhaust. Its modern design is complemented by a single-piece seat and a sharp tail lamp.

Offered in two colours and graphics, namely Matte Titan and Metallic Black, the FZ-Rave is powered by a 149cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine, producing 12.2 bhp, paired with a five-speed manual gearbox. The bike is equipped with single-channel ABS along with front and rear disc brakes. Furthermore, the bike boasts a 13-litre fuel tank and a kerb weight of 136 kg.

Yamaha Aerox-E

The Japanese automaker unveiled a new performance EV, the Aerox-E, expanding its Maxi Sports lineup. Powered by a 12.6 bhp and 48 Nm of torque electric motor, it is powered by dual detachable 3 kWh batteries.

Interestingly, the dual batteries are powered by high-energy type cells for performance. It features ergonomic grips for removal and home charging. It features multiple riding modes –Eco, Standard, and Power – with the addition of a ‘Boost’ function. The EV also gets a reverse mode for added riding convenience with a certified range of 106 kilometres.

The Aerox-E boasts twin LED Class D headlights, LED flashers, a 3D-effect LED taillight, and a large colour TFT screen with turn-by-turn navigation. The Y-connect mobile app connectivity allows Multi-Information Display (MID) and smart connectivity features such as maintenance reminders and last parked location, which elevate the riding experience. In addition to this powertrain and battery technology, the ergonomics of the AEROX-E have been modified to support the vehicle's dynamics, offering a fun riding experience. Furthermore, the Aerox-E gets front and rear disc brakes and single-channel ABS for enhanced safety.

Yamaha EC-06

The EC-06 enhances first- and last-mile connectivity for customers. The scooter further blends Yamaha’s core DNA with modern design sensibilities. Developed in India with a global outlook, the EC-06 combines simplicity with performance that gives it a distinctive presence on the road. Powered by an electric motor generating 8.9 bhp of peak power along with 4 kWh high-capacity fixed battery, the EC06 provides sustainable mileage for daily usage. The EC-06 has a certified range of 160 kilometres.

Commenting on the announcement, Itaru Otani, Chairman, Yamaha Motor India Group, said, “India is central to Yamaha’s global growth strategy - a market where we see immense potential across both premium and electric mobility segments. The introduction of the XSR brand, our new EV models and the FZ-Rave mark a decisive step in strengthening our presence and aligning with India’s evolving mobility landscape. With these launches, we are deepening our connect with riders who seek performance, design, and technology, while also responding to the nation’s transition towards sustainable transportation. Our focus remains on creating value in India — through products built for its diverse customers, supported by India's vision of Viksit Bharat and guided by Yamaha’s global Environmental Plan 2050.”