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Yamaha FZ Rave launched at Rs 1.17 lakh

The Rave has fresh styling but is mechanically the same as the other FZ models.
1 min read•11 Nov '25
Dinshaw MagolDinshaw Magol
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Yamaha FZ Rave front right static at event

Expanding its ever-popular FZ range of bikes, Yamaha has launched the new FZ-Rave at Rs 1.17 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The FZ-Rave is mechanically identical to the other FZ and FZ-S models on sale but gets different cosmetic touches. 

  1. FZ-Rave is the third most affordable FZ model in India
  2. Powered by the same 149cc single-cyl engine making 12.4hp and 13.3Nm of torque
  3. Has a different headlight design and coloured wheels

Yamaha FZ Rave full details

It is one of the more affordable FZ models

The FZ-Rave is powered by the tried and tested 149cc single-cylinder air-cooled motor, making the same 12.4hp and 13.3Nm of torque, mated to the same 5-speed gearbox. Other key mechanical specifications, such as the 136kg kerb weight, 13-litre fuel tank, 790mm seat height and 165mm ground clearance, stay identical to the other FZ models. What has changed is the new, edgy LED headlight on the Rave compared to the other FZ bikes. The Rave also gets red wheels, and you can have this motorcycle in two colours – black and matte green. 

Yamaha FZ Rave front right static in studio

Like the other FZ models, the Rave gets a small LCD display, all-LED lighting and single-channel ABS, which comprise the noteworthy features it has. The FZ-Rave aims to make the entry point into Yamaha motorcycle ownership easier and is the third most affordable FZ model after the FZ-Fi and FZ-S Fi Ver 3.0. At Rs 1.17 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), the FZ Rave is priced similarly to other 150/160cc commuters such as the Honda Unicorn (Rs 1.11 lakh) and Bajaj Pulsar 150 (Rs 1.12 lakh). 

 

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