Yamaha FZS V4 2025

Tk 295K - 310K

Motorbike

Petrol

Engine Capacity

149cc

Power

12ps

Torque

13Nm

Transmission

5-Speed Manual

MILEAGE-ARAI

44 kmpl

Body Style

Commuter

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Overview

Thinking about a stylish and fuel-efficient commuter under 3 lakh? The Yamaha FZS FI V4 is designed for riders who want an attractive look, smooth performance, and dependable mileage in Dhaka’s daily traffic. It stands out in the 150cc category with new updates and improved features. This review includes real rider impressions and local market insights to help you determine if the V4 meets your daily needs.

Top Features

Fuel efficiency

Reliable engine

Comfortable ride

Sporty design

Digital instrument cluster

LED headlight, tail light, and turn signal

Single-channel ABS

Alloy wheels

Tubeless tyres

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Pros

Delivers 45–50 km/l in Dhaka city, cutting monthly fuel cost by 1,500–2,000 BDT.

790mm seat height helps shorter riders handle traffic comfortably.

135kg curb weight improves slow-speed control in tight lanes.

Retains 55–60% resale value after 3 years due to strong Yamaha demand.

165mm ground clearance works well on broken roads and tall speed breakers.

FI engine runs smoothly in hot weather, even in long jam situations.

Cons

Power feels mild compared to newer 150–160cc sporty rivals.

Rear suspension slightly firm on uneven village roads.

USB charging port missing, which many commuters now expect.

Priced higher than competitors like TVS Apache and Hero Hunk 150R.

Small 12.8-liter tank limits touring range.

Driver Insights

4
out of 5

Feedback from riders in Dhaka shows that the FZS FI V4 is popular mainly among office commuters and university students who want a premium, low-maintenance bike. Owners value its reliability and smooth engine, but some compare its moderate power to sportier 160cc options. Mechanics who know Yamaha FI models point out that the V4 keeps the brand’s tradition of stable performance and strong resale value. This section shares detailed insights gathered from local rider groups, community discussions, and user opinions.

Key Features & Design

Local riders group discussions highlight that the V4’s updated LED headlight and muscular tank give it a more modern look compared to older versions. Many users appreciate the better quality of switches and plastics. The negative LCD console is easy to read, though riders still want a gear indicator and USB port. Some owners say the seat cushioning is good for short trips but becomes a bit firm after 40 to 50 km. Overall build quality feels high for its class, and the matte color options receive a lot of praise.

Performance