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BS6 FZ-Fi and FZS-Fi get a hike of Rs 500 while BS6 Yamaha R15 V3.0 price has been increased by Rs 1,000.

BS6 Yamaha R15, FZ-Fi and FZS-Fi Prices Hiked

BS6 FZ-Fi and FZS-Fi get a hike of Rs 500 while BS6 Yamaha R15 V3.0 price has been increased by Rs 1,000.

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With the nationwide restrictions easing now and dealerships opening up, automobile manufacturers are hiking the prices on their vehicles. Bajaj recently announced a price increase on Pulsar 150 and now Yamaha has done the same. Yamaha India has announced hike on prices of BS6 compliant models - R15 V3.0, FZ-Fi and FZS-Fi, Fz25.  Price hike for both FZ-Fi and FZS-Fi is the first one since the BS6 update. The FZ-Fi and  FZS-Fi were launched in November 2019 and were the first models to receive BS6 update in Yamaha's stable of motorcycles. The BS6 FZ-Fi introductory price at launch was Rs 99,200 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi) with two colour options - Racing Blue and Metallic Black. The BS6 FZS-Fi was priced at INR 1,01,200 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi) while Metallic Red, Matte Black, Dark Matte Blue, and Grey/Cyan Blue were the standard colour options. For the Dark Knight paint scheme, the customer had to shell out Rs 1,02,700 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi). BS6 FZ-Fi and BS6 FZS-Fi have received a hike of Rs 500. 


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