Yamaha Bikes Price in Nepal: Features and Specs

Yamaha is one of the best-selling motorcycle brands in the world.

And through the years, Yamaha has been leading the technological advancement by being the first brand to offer both Fuel-Injected Motorcycle and Fuel-Injected Scooters in Nepal.

MAW Enterprises is the authorized distributor of Yamaha motorcycles in Nepal. Currently, Yamaha sells nine models across several different variants.

Comparing Yamaha’s motorcycle lineup, Yamaha Saluto is the most affordable Yamaha motorcycle in Nepal. Likewise, Yamaha XTZ 150 FI is the most expensive Yamaha bike in Nepal.

With that said, if you are looking to buy a Yamaha bike then let’s take a look at the list of Yamaha bikes price in Nepal 2021 along with its key specifications.

Yamaha Bikes Price in Nepal

Yamaha XTZ 150

Let’s start the list with Yamaha XTZ 150, Yamaha’s latest dirt bike in Nepal.

Yamaha XTZ 150 is powered by a 149.3cc, 2-valve, air-cooled, SOHC engine. It can generate a max power of 12.3 HP at 7500rpm and max torque of 13.1Nm at 6000rpm. Moreover, it is mated to a 5-speed gearbox with a 12-liter fuel tank.

XTZ 150 improves on a lot of new elements that were missing in the smaller XTZ 125. Furthermore, it comes with a bulkier design, complete with a beak-styled headlamp and a brawny fuel tank.

Yamaha XTZ 150 Feature Highlights

• Utilitarian-Sport Design
• Muscular Dirt Bike Body
• Digital-Analog Instrument Cluster
• EURO3 Compliant 150cc Fuel-Injection Engine
• All Halogen Lightings
• 836mm Seat Height
• 235mm Ground Clearance

Yamaha XTZ 150 price in Nepal is Rs. 4,74,900.

If you compare the level of features offered for the price, the overall pricing feels more aggressive… at least in contrast to the XTZ 125.

You get an upgrade to a better engine with more power and more features, paying Rs. 1.74 Lakhs more.

Interestingly, the aggressive pricing doesn’t just affect XTZ 125, it also affects Honda XR150L (priced at Rs. 5.29 Lakhs).

Honda XR 150L has been serving on the Nepali market, which was lacking in a good 150cc dirt bike. Perhaps that’s why Honda was able to charge any amount it wanted, especially for a dirt bike with basic features on offer.

Compared to that, Yamaha XTZ 150 offers more at a far better price.

Maybe the market was dominated by Honda XR 150L before, but that won’t be the case anymore.

Yamaha R15 v3.0

Moving to the Yamaha flagship, Yamaha R15 v3.

Yamaha R15 v3.0 is powered by a 155cc liquid-cooled engine. Moreover, it can generate a max power of 19.3 PS at 10000rpm and max torque of 14.7 Nm at 8500rpm. Additionally, it is mated to a 6-speed manual transmission with a slipper clutch.

Interestingly, the power output is equivalent to a 200cc engine, whereas, the torque output is on par with the 160cc engine. Additionally, it comes with a Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) which improves the power in higher rpm and torque in lower rpm.

That engine is neatly packed in the Delta Box chassis in a fully faired design. It boasts excellent handling, city flexibility, and punching performance in any condition.

Yamaha R15 v3 Feature Highlights

• New Fully Faired Design
• 155cc Fuel Injection Engine
• Dual-LED Headlamps
• Aluminum Swing Arm
• Negative Instrument Cluster
• LED Taillamp
• Re-designed Pillion Seat
• Dual-Channel ABS

Yamaha R15 v3 price in Nepal is Rs. 4,77,900.

Yep, Yamaha R15 v3 is slowly nearing the Rs. 5 Lakhs mark! Imagine a 150cc motorcycle with that level of the price! Think of it as a sports bike with a sports bike pricing for everyone!

So, is Yamaha R15 perfect?

While there are few setbacks. The new R15 comes with a cheap plastic fuel tank, bulb indicators, and large panel gaps.

All things considered; you should be aware of the riding position. It has more of a sporty seating position, which might look awesome. In reality, that position might result in some back pain and uncomfortable during the long run or just commuting.

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With this level of pricing, we should compare the  Yamaha R15 with the likes of the Suzuki Gixxer SF 250. Adding an extra Rs. 30,000 would get you access to a 250cc Suzuki engine with more punchy performance.

Honestly, it seems more reasonable to get either a Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 or Yamaha MT 15. There was a time when Yamaha R15 v3 was considered to be a total value for money sportbike.

Unfortunately, that is no longer the case, especially with the high price!

Yamaha MT 15

Among the latest entry, Yamaha MT 15 brings the A-Game from Yamaha’s “Dark Side of Japan” series.

Starting, it shares the same engine with the Yamaha R15 v3.

Yamaha MT 15 is powered by a 155cc liquid-cooled engine. Moreover, it can generate a max power of 19.3 PS at 10000rpm and max torque of 14.7 Nm at 8500rpm. Additionally, it is mated to a 6-speed manual transmission.

You get a powerful performance thanks to the Variable Valve Actuation (VVA). Combine that with the delta box frame, you get the agility of a tiger and the confidence of a Rockstar.

Perhaps, the difference between the Yamaha MT 15 and Yamaha R15 ends there.

Yamaha MT 15 shares a completely different style design. Inspired by the Yamaha MT 09, the Bi Functional projector headlight setup gives off an aggressive look. Even the sharp body lines beautiful compliment the naked aesthetics.

Talking about the features, it is on par with the flagship with few exceptions.

Yamaha MT 15 Feature Highlights

• Lightweight Compact Design
• 155cc Fuel Injection Engine
• Negative LCD Instrument Cluster
• Raised Rear LED Lights
• Bi-Functional LED Lights
• Upright Riding Position
• Slipper Clutch
• 6-Speed Transmission

Yamaha MT 15 price in Nepal is Rs. 4,42,900.

With the price of Yamaha R15 skyrocketing, Yamaha MT 15 carefully jumps in with the same R15 performance along with an upright riding posture.

Technically, you get the R15 engine while saving the extra bucks. However, you are limited to a Single-channel ABS and a Steel Swing Arm.

Compared to other lists of features, this isn’t quite making it or break it feature. But you should be aware of these sacrifices.

Unfortunately, the price of the Yamaha MT 15 in Nepal also clashes with the Yamaha FZ25.

In comparison between the two, Yamaha FZ 25 boasts a higher performance number. Ironically, FZ 25 comes with Dual-Channel ABS.

It is interesting to see that rather than competing with the rival brands, Yamaha is so confident in itself that it ends up confusing its own customers.

Yamaha FZ 25

The official Yamaha entry into the 250cc segment begins with Yamaha FZ 25 and Yamaha Fazer 25.

While the Fazer 25 outgrew its popularity among the riders, FZ 25 still has its charm! Draped in the muscular design, it shows an aggressive side of a sports motorcycle.

Yamaha FZ 25 is powered by a 249cc air-cooled engine. It can generate a max power of 20.9PS at 8000rpm and max torque of 20Nm at 6000rpm. Furthermore, it is mated to a 5-speed transmission with a reported mileage of 45kmpl.

Yamaha FZ gets an FI engine with punchy performance and satisfying torque numbers. Besides those figures, it gets an all-rounder experience.

You get a visually appealing machine that reliable, comfortable, and satisfying after-sales service.

Yamaha FZ 25 Feature Highlights

• 5-Speed Gearbox
• Dual-Channel ABS
• LED Lights
• Digital Instrument Cluster
• Aerodynamic Front Cowl
• Dual Horn
• Comfortable Seats
• Muscular Design

Yamaha FZ25 price in Nepal is Rs. 4,42,900.

You should remember that 250cc is a competitive segment. So, a brand has to stand out amidst a crowd of wannabes.

Does Yamaha FZ 25 stand out from the competition? More importantly, does it satisfy the asking price?

The competition is tough. Brands like Bajaj, Suzuki, KTM, and Apache want to rule the 200-250cc segment.

Let’s compare Yamaha FZ 25 with Suzuki Gixxer 250.

Both fall under the same segment, whereas Suzuki Gixxer is about Rs. 30,000+ more expensive. However, that extra price gives Gixxer 250 a competitive edge.

In Suzuki Gixxer 250, you get a 6-speed gearbox with oil cooling, also followed by higher power and torque figures. Add that with extra updated features like an LED headlamp and Negative Instrument Console.

So, Yamaha FZ 25 does barely enough to justify its cost. But it didn’t reach its full potential.

This is where the competition like Suzuki Gixxer got the better hand.

Yamaha Fazer 25

You could say that Yamaha Fazer 25 is an afterthought, at least in terms of the design.

Yamaha Fazer 25 is powered by a 249cc air-cooled engine. It can generate a max power of 20.9PS at 8000rpm and max torque of 20Nm at 6000rpm. Furthermore, it is mated to a 5-speed transmission with reported mileage of 45kmpl.

Yamaha FZ 25 is a naked street bike whereas the Yamaha Fazer 25 is a faired bike. Besides the visual difference, Fazer 25 also gets improved gearbox shifting, oil-cooling, larger fuel tank, and better aerodynamics.

However, the faring looks comically out of place.

Yamaha Fazer 25 Feature Highlights

• 5-Speed Gearbox
• LED Lights
• Informative Instrument Cluster
• Aerodynamic Front Cowl
• Dual horn
• Comfortable seats
• Oil-Cooled Engine

Yamaha Fazer 25 price in Nepal is Rs. 4,14,900.

Other than the few minor improvements, it still lacks sixth gear and doesn’t have any ABS option. Considering the lack of popularity for this specific model, Yamaha might discontinue it until it gets a completely new redesign.

All things considered, the only nice thing is the price.

If you can live with the design, you can get a powerful 250cc FI engine at an amazing price!

Yamaha XTZ 125

Let’s talk about Yamaha’s first 125cc dirt bike in Nepal.

Yamaha XTZ 125 is powered by a 125cc air-cooled, SOHC engine. You will get 10.2PS of max power at 8000rpm and 9.9Nm max torque at 5500rpm. Furthermore, it is mated to a 5-speed transmission and an 11-liter fuel tank.

It’s all packed in a semi-double-cradle-type chassis. So, the overall dirt riding experience should be the next level!

Yamaha XTZ 125 Feature Highlights

• Classic Dirt Design
• Smooth Suspension Setup
• Classic Spoke Wheels
• 21-inch Front Tyres with 18-inch Rear Tyres
• Massive 260mm Ground Clearance

Yamaha XTZ 125 price in Nepal is Rs. 3,99,900.

Unfortunately, there are few lacking aspects of this motorcycle. It doesn’t have any type of modern tech. So, no ABS, no digital instrument console, and no LED lights.

Then, the biggest letdown would be the performance.

Yes, the engine is perky with enough torque to make its worth it. However, it is still a 125cc engine. In the end, the performance doesn’t match up to the styling by the XTZ 125.

You will get awesome suspension along with a superior off-roading experience. However, you will be disappointed by the underpowering engine.

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So, if you do decide to buy it. Just remember, it comes with a 125cc Carburetor engine! In any case, Yamaha Nepal has addressed and improved upon most of the complaints in Yamaha XTZ 150.

Rather than the Yamaha XTZ 125, I would recommend looking into Yamaha XTZ 150.

Yamaha FZ-S FI v3.0 and v2.0

We all know that Yamaha FZ-S introduced the concept of Fuel Injection Technology in Nepal.

Yamaha FZ-S FI v3.0 is powered by a single-cylinder, 149cc FI engine. Additionally, it can generate a max power of 13.2 BHP at 8000rpm and a max torque of 12.8Nm at 6000rpm. It is encapsulated with a 5-speed gearbox.

Being the latest iteration of Yamaha bikes in Nepal, Yamaha FZ-S v3.0 boasts a new look, despite all the polarizing reviews.

Yamaha FZS FI is in its third iteration, with a more muscular design, larger appeal, and additional features. Moreover, it checks off enough boxes to become the best-selling Yamaha bike in Nepal.

Yamaha FZ-S FI v3.0 Feature Highlights

• Muscular New Design
• Split LED Headlamps
• Impressive Fuel Tank Design
• New Grab-Rails
• Comfortable seats
• New Instrument Clusters

Yamaha FZ-S v3.0 price in Nepal is Rs. 3,29,900.

With that price, it gets an updated single-seat, redesigned exhaust, new alloy wheels, and a single-channel ABS.

Besides the exterior revamping, the overall performance remains unchanged. Basically, Yamaha opted to use FZ-S version 2.0’s engine in a new body.

Ironically enough, Yamaha still sells the Yamaha FZ-S version 2.0! It is basically the same thing with a more familiar design element.

When compared, version 2.0 is smaller in dimension. In hindsight, Yamaha FZ-S is a few bucks cheaper.

Yamaha FZ-S v2.0 price in Nepal is Rs. 3.04 Lakhs. It is available in a dual-disc variant, but no ABS.

So, if you don’t really like the new design elements or don’t care about the single-channel ABS, version 2.0 should do fine.

However, let’s compare it with the other brands like Suzuki Gixxer 155, Honda CB Hornet 160R, TVS Apache RTR 160 4V.

During those times, Yamaha FZ-S comes out a little underpowered. But hey… It’s a Japanese engine. Its durability and reliability excel everything else. That’s where it should count, right?

Yamaha FZ FI v2.0

Surprisingly, Yamaha still offers the classic Yamaha FZ FI.

Yamaha FZ FI is powered by a single-cylinder, 149cc FI engine. Additionally, it can generate a max power of 13.2 BHP at 8000rpm and a max torque of 12.8Nm at 6000rpm. It is mated with a 5-speed gearbox.

Due to the common naming scheme, there’s a lot of confusion about this motorcycle which we will discuss in just a bit.

Yamaha FZ FI v2.0 Feature Highlights

• Simple, Stylish, and Sporty Graphics
• Split-Type Handle Grab-Bars
• Split-Seats
• Front Disc Braking
• Radial Tyres

Yamaha FZ price in Nepal is Rs. 2,84,900.

Both Yamaha FZ FI and Yamaha FZ-S FI v2.0 shares the same engine, performance, and experience. Interestingly, the underlying design is also the same.

You can only differentiate between the two in terms of styling and braking performance. the Yamaha FZ FI gets a single tone color along with a Disc-Drum configuration.

If you are considering buying the Yamaha FZ-S v2.0, then I would recommend you look into the Yamaha FZ FI. You can get the same Yamaha FZS experience at an even more affordable price!

Yamaha SZ RR

Let’s start with Yamaha SZ RR which is an underrated motorcycle.

Amid all the brand rivalries, Yamaha SZ RR never really got a chance to shine. It is a commuter-oriented motorcycle aimed at those who want a decent performer without going over the budget.

Yamaha SZ-RR is powered by a single-cylinder 149cc engine. It can produce a max power of 12.1PS at 7500rpm and a max torque of 12.8 Nm at 6000rpm. Moreover, it is mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox.

All in all, SZ RR tries to give riders optimum performance without any compromise in mileage or cost.

Yamaha SZ RR Feature Highlights

• Front Disc Braking
• Stylish and Robust Design with 3D Emblem
• Split Type Grab Bar
• Massive 14L Fuel Tank Capacity
• Comfortable Seats

As for the pricing, the Yamaha SZ RR price in Nepal is Rs. 2,42,900.

Talking about the styling, it gives off a unique vibe due to an unconventional look. It pulls off a sporty feel without going overboard with the concept.

There’s not really an outstanding feature onboard. That should be apparent since Yamaha SZ RR is a commuter motorcycle.

Interestingly, the affordable pricing doesn’t allow us to compare it with other 150cc machines.

For the sake of argument, let’s compare it with Honda Unicorn 150.

Both bikes are on a level in terms of performance. However, Honda Unicorn beats out the SZ RR with a slight margin.

Ask yourself if that slight performance margin is worth the extra bucks.

While the Honda Unicorn 150 does come with a single-channel ABS, one might argue if commuters really need an ABS feature.

Yamaha Saluto

Finally, the budget version. Yamaha Saluto is among Yamaha’s popular commuter offerings.

Talking about performance, Yamaha Saluto is powered by a 125cc air-cooled engine that can generate a max power of 8.3PS at 7000rpm and max torque of 10.1Nm at 4500rpm. Furthermore, it is mated to a 4-speed transmission.

Yamaha Saluto Feature Highlights

• Yamaha’s patented Blue Core Engine
• Unified Braking System (UBS)
• Tubeless Tyres
• Stylish Fuel Tank
• Powerful Horn

Yamaha Saluto price in Nepal is Rs. 2,19,900 for the disc variant, making it the most affordable Yamaha bike in Nepal.

Like the tale with other commuter motorcycles, Yamaha Saluto doesn’t really have any features to write home about. It gets from point A to point B with decent performance and excellent mileage.

With that level of pricing, it offers just enough. So, if you are under a strict budget and looking for something more durable, this is it.

Thoughts on Yamaha Bikes Price in Nepal

So, that was a long list of Yamaha bikes price in Nepal 2021. Yamaha has a wide range of all-range bikes in Nepal consisting of commuters to stylish performance-oriented sports bikes. Clearly, Yamaha motorcycles have a class of their own.

Most importantly, all of these are excellent motorcycles. While some do lack basic features, these can be overlooked depending on the situation.

Besides Yamaha bikes price in Nepal 2021 listing, you can check out our other motorcycles listings here.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the official distributor of Yamaha motorcycles in Nepal?
MAW Enterprises is the authorized distributor of Yamaha motorcycles in Nepal.

Which is the latest Yamaha bike in Nepal?
Yamaha XTZ 150 is the latest Yamaha bike in Nepal. It offers a new design and excellent features, improving on the complaints set by the smaller XTZ 125.

Which is the best Yamaha motorcycle in Nepal?
Yamaha R15 is the best Yamaha motorcycle in Nepal. It comes with a great engine, excellent design, and mind-blowing performance.

Which is the most expensive Yamaha bike in Nepal?
Yamaha XTZ 150 is the most expensive Yamaha bike in Nepal. It is priced at Rs. 4.74 Lakhs.

Which is the most affordable Yamaha bike in Nepal?
Yamaha Saluto is the most affordable Yamaha bike in Nepal. It is priced at just Rs. 2.19 Lakhs.