Classic Legends has comprehensively updated the Yezdi Adventure with a refreshed design and some new feature additions. Here are all the differences between the latest model and the previous version.
Design
It now features an assymetrical headlight
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Right off the bat, both models look visually distinct, and the 2025 version introduces a new asymmetrical design philosophy for the headlight. The headlights receive a complete makeover, featuring a dual-chamber reflector-based LED on the right and an LED projector on the left. The rear end mimics the front, with a twin-pod LED tail-light setup. Additionally, it now comes with a height-adjustable windshield and a tilt-adjustable screen. A redesigned rear rack has also been added, and the previously optional side guards are now offered as standard. The front and rear fenders, along with the beak, have also been redesigned for a sharper appearance.
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Electronics
It now features traction control
The electronics suite receives a small but meaningful update. In addition to the existing ABS modes (Road, Rain, and Off-Road), the 2025 model now also features switchable traction control.
Colours and Price
It now gets a total of six-colours
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Just like the outgoing model, the 2025 Yezdi Adventure is available in both matte and gloss paint finishes. However, the colour palette has increased from four to six options. Prices start at Rs 2.15 lakh and go up to Rs 2.27 lakh. The differences between variants are purely cosmetic, with no mechanical or feature changes.
Dinshaw Magol
Vishal Venugopal
