Amidst the increasing demand for flex-fuel vehicles, Yamaha has launched its new FZ Blue Flex Fuel E85. This bike can run on ethanol blend ranging from E20 to E85, which will help in reducing fuel costs. After all, what are the changes in it from the regular FZ, what is the price and in which states it will be available? Know the complete details.
Yamaha FZ Blue Flex Fuel E85 has been launched in the Indian market.
In view of the increasing demand for flex-fuel vehicles in India, Yamaha has launched a new flex-fuel version of its FZ series. Yamaha FZ Blue Flex Fuel E85 has been introduced in Delhi at a starting ex-showroom price of ₹ 1,24,240, while its regular petrol version starts at ₹ 1,14,760. The new FZ Blue Flex can be run on ethanol blends ranging from E20 to E85.
This is part of Yamaha’s sustainable mobility strategy, which focuses on electric vehicles as well as alternative fuel technologies. Refueling will be cheaper in comparison to normal petrol. However, power reduces slightly when running on E85. Initially, it will be available at select Blue Square dealerships in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana and Tamil Nadu. Let’s take a look at its design and engine-performance details.
Design
The design of Yamaha FZ Blue Flex is similar to the standard FZ. It has full-LED projector headlamps, integrated position lamp, muscular fuel tank, aerodynamic extensions, faux air vents, compact exhaust, single-piece seat and LED tail lamp. Metallic Black is available in color option, which gives it a premium and attractive look.
Features and Specifications
For safety, it has been provided with ABS braking system, telescopic front forks and rear swingarm suspension. LED lighting ensures good visibility all day long. Despite being a commuter bike, it is both stylish and practical. Know the specs also-
- Engine: 149cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected
- Power: 8.6 kW (about 11.7 hp)
- Torque: 12.8 Nm
- Gearbox: 5-speed
- Suspension: Telescopic front, swingarm rear
- Brake: with ABS
Power (9.1 kW / 12.4 PS) and torque (13.3 Nm) are slightly lower than the regular petrol version, as the flex-fuel engine has been adapted to E85.
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