Yamaha company is going to launch a new bike in India in June 2025 yamaha XSR 155! This bike looks old, but it has modern engines and features. If you want a bike with old style but modern to ride, then this is for you. Its 155cc engine gives 19.3 bhp power and it can run up to 48 kilometers in 1 liter! Let’s know about this bike in simple language.
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Old design, new charm:
The design of 2025 Yamaha XSR 155 is like the old bikes of 1970, but it also has new things.
The round LED light in the front and the 10-liter petrol tank give it an old look. There are aluminum panels on the tank which you can also replace.
Its seat is 810 mm high, which is fine for most people. The straight seat and rear are simple and stylish.
It has LED taillight, LED indicators and 17-inch alloy wheels which make it a good mix of modern and retro.
This bike is lightweight at 134 kg and has a ground clearance of 170 mm, which makes it suitable for driving in the city and on mild bad roads.
This design makes the XSR 155 different from other bikes like TVS Ronin and Royal Enfield Hunter 350.
Powerful engine:
The XSR 155 has the same 155cc engine which is found in the Yamaha R15 V4 and MT-15 V2, but it has been slightly modified according to the driving style.
This engine gives a power of 19.3 bhp and torque of 14.7 Nm, which is enough for both city and highway.
It has a technology called Variable Valve Actuation (VVA), which gives good pickup at low speed and good power at high speed.
- It has 6 gears and the clutch is also light, which makes gear changes easy.
- It can run 40-45 km in the city and 48 km on the highway in 1 liter, which makes it economical.
- Its top speed can go up to 130-135 km/h.
- This engine is good for driving in traffic and moving comfortably on the highway.
Comfortable and controllable:
The frame of the XSR 155 is light and strong.
- There is a 37mm upside-down suspension at the front and an adjustable monoshock at the rear, which provides comfort even on bad roads.
- There is dual-channel ABS with a 282mm disc at the front and a 220mm disc brake at the rear, which gives safe braking.
- It has 110/70-17 (front) and 140/70-17 (rear) tubeless tires, which are good for city and light off-roading.
- The bike is lightweight (134 kg) and has a good balance, which makes it fun to corner and ride in traffic.
This setup makes the XSR 155 a stylish and functional bike, good for long rides and everyday riding.
New Features:
The XSR 155 might look old, but it does have new features.
- It gets a round LCD display that shows things like speed, petrol, trip and RPM.
- It gets an LED headlight, LED taillight and LED indicators, which provide good lighting at night.
- The switches are of good quality.
- It gets dual-channel ABS, which adds to the safety.
However, it doesn’t get too many advanced features like riding modes, which makes it feel straightforward and simple to ride.
Daily Riding:
After riding the XSR 155 in the city, on the highway and on weekends, it seemed like a good bike.
- The seat (810 mm) and the seating position are comfortable, especially on long rides. Due to being thin, the feet easily rest on the ground when stopped.
- Its mileage (40-48 km/l) is good.
- It has a 10-liter petrol tank, which is good for long rides, but the luggage space is a bit less.
- Its ground clearance (170 mm) is good for city and village roads.
This bike is perfect for daily work, weekend trips and light touring.
Price and other bikes:
The 2025 Yamaha XSR 155 can be priced around Rs 1.50 lakh to Rs 1.80 lakh (ex-showroom).
It will compete with TVS Ronin (Rs 1.49-1.73 lakh), Royal Enfield Hunter 350 (Rs 1.50-1.75 lakh) and Bajaj Pulsar NS200 (Rs 1.47 lakh).
The XSR 155 is for those who want a mix of old style and new performance, not just speed or a lot of features.
Note: You have quoted a price of Rs 1.4-1.7 lakh, but as per the current information, the price could be around Rs 1.50-1.80 lakh. The launch date could also be around December 2025 instead of June 2025.
Yamaha support:
Yamaha has more than 600 service centers in India, so parts and servicing of the XSR 155 will be easily available.
Many of its parts are similar to the R15 and MT-15, so there will be no problem of parts.
It needs to be serviced every 3,000 km and major service at 12,000 km. Maintenance cost will be normal.
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One last thing:
The 2025 Yamaha XSR 155 is not just a bike; It has a different feel. Its old design, powerful engine and new features are perfect for riders who want something different. It is not the fastest or the cheapest bike, but it is fun to ride and people like its style.
This bike, which is going to be launched in June 2025 (some information suggests December 2025), will bring a new color to the retro-modern bikes in the Indian market. If you want style, reliability and fun riding, then the XSR 155 is for you!
Frequently Ask Question (FAQs)
- When will Yamaha XSR 155 launch?
- May be in June 2025, but some information suggests December 2025.
- What will be the price of XSR 155?
- Around Rs 1.50 lakh to Rs 1.80 lakh (ex-showroom).
- What is its mileage?
- 40-45 kmpl in city and up to 48 kmpl on highway.
- Which bikes does XSR 155 compete with?
- TVS Ronin, Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and Bajaj Pulsar NS200.
- Does it have dual-channel ABS?
- Yes, it has dual-channel ABS.
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