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Yamaha launches FZ 25 series motorcycle in Bangladesh

Itaru Otani, chairman of Yamaha Motor India Group, attends a programme to launch Yamaha FZ 25 series motorcycle at the International Convention City Bashundhara in the capital today. Photo: ACI Motors

ACI Motors, an automobile company and the technical collaboration partner for Yamaha motorcycles in Bangladesh, has launched a new model in the Yamaha FZ 25 series, featuring a higher cubic capacity (CC) engine for the local market.

Itaru Otani, chairman of Yamaha Motor India Group, inaugurated the new motorcycle at an event held at the International Convention City Bashundhara in the capital today, according to a press release.

Equipped with a 249cc engine, this high-performance motorcycle boasts an oil-cooled BS6 engine, 5-speed gearbox, 7-level adjustable monocross suspension, sharp and compact bi-functional projection LED headlamp, LED tail lamp, and dual-channel ABS braking system.

Overall, the model is anticipated to introduce a new dimension to biking experiences for customers.

The motorcycle will be available in three striking colours. Initially, customers will be able to acquire the bike through pre-booking.

Among the various Yamaha models, the FZ series has enjoyed considerable popularity in Bangladesh since its introduction through ACI Motors in 2016. To date, over four models from this series have been released in the market, all of which have consistently ranked high in customer demand.

Until recently, Yamaha in Bangladesh had only retailed motorcycles with engines up to 155cc. However, following regulatory approval for higher-cc motorcycles in the country, Yamaha initiated efforts to introduce a model that would align with evolving customer expectations, the press release added.

FH Ansarey, managing director of ACI Motors; and Subrata Ranjan Das, deputy managing director; along with senior officials from both Yamaha and ACI Motors, were also present.

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Yamaha launches FZ 25 series motorcycle in Bangladesh

Itaru Otani, chairman of Yamaha Motor India Group, attends a programme to launch Yamaha FZ 25 series motorcycle at the International Convention City Bashundhara in the capital today. Photo: ACI Motors

ACI Motors, an automobile company and the technical collaboration partner for Yamaha motorcycles in Bangladesh, has launched a new model in the Yamaha FZ 25 series, featuring a higher cubic capacity (CC) engine for the local market.

Itaru Otani, chairman of Yamaha Motor India Group, inaugurated the new motorcycle at an event held at the International Convention City Bashundhara in the capital today, according to a press release.

Equipped with a 249cc engine, this high-performance motorcycle boasts an oil-cooled BS6 engine, 5-speed gearbox, 7-level adjustable monocross suspension, sharp and compact bi-functional projection LED headlamp, LED tail lamp, and dual-channel ABS braking system.

Overall, the model is anticipated to introduce a new dimension to biking experiences for customers.

The motorcycle will be available in three striking colours. Initially, customers will be able to acquire the bike through pre-booking.

Among the various Yamaha models, the FZ series has enjoyed considerable popularity in Bangladesh since its introduction through ACI Motors in 2016. To date, over four models from this series have been released in the market, all of which have consistently ranked high in customer demand.

Until recently, Yamaha in Bangladesh had only retailed motorcycles with engines up to 155cc. However, following regulatory approval for higher-cc motorcycles in the country, Yamaha initiated efforts to introduce a model that would align with evolving customer expectations, the press release added.

FH Ansarey, managing director of ACI Motors; and Subrata Ranjan Das, deputy managing director; along with senior officials from both Yamaha and ACI Motors, were also present.

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