Yamaha Aerox 155 MotoGP Edition 2025: Race-Inspired Style for India’s Urban Riders
For India’s young riders and MotoGP fans, a scooter is more than a ride—it’s a statement of speed, style, and passion. Launched on August 3, 2025, the Yamaha Aerox 155 MotoGP Edition brings race-track flair to the streets with its bold Monster Energy livery, a punchy 155cc engine, and premium features like a 5.8-inch LCD with Y-Connect. Priced at 149800 ex-showroom Delhi, this maxi-scooter delivers 15 hp, 45-48 kmpl mileage, and tech like traction control and single-channel ABS. With its sporty design, agile handling, and eco-friendly build, the Aerox MotoGP Edition is the ultimate pick for 2025 riders craving performance and panache. Here’s why it’s a head-turner for India’s urban youth.
Race-Ready Design That Stands Out
The Aerox MotoGP Edition 2025 screams speed with its Yamaha YZR-M1-inspired black and blue livery, complete with Monster Energy and Eneos logos on the fairings, fly screen, and front fender. Its sharp LED headlights, split-style footboards, and stepped-up seat give it a muscular, race-ready look. Available in the exclusive MotoGP livery, it weighs 126 kg with a 5.5-litre fuel tank and 160mm ground clearance, perfect for city streets and light urban bumps. Eco-friendly paints and 85 percent locally sourced parts keep sustainability in focus, appealing to style-savvy, green-conscious riders. The 14-inch alloy wheels and aerodynamic bodywork make it a visual knockout on college campuses or city roads.
Power-Packed Engine for Thrilling Rides
At its core, the Aerox MotoGP Edition boasts a 155cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine with Variable Valve Actuation, delivering 15 hp at 8000 rpm and 13.9 Nm at 6500 rpm. Paired with a CVT transmission, it hits a top speed of 115 kmph, ideal for quick city sprints or highway jaunts. The ARAI-claimed 45-48 kmpl mileage—40-45 kmpl in real-world conditions—stretches the tank to 264 km, saving 10000-12000 yearly at 100 per litre compared to a 30 kmpl scooter. E20 fuel compliance and an OBD-II system keep emissions low, making it a green choice for urban riders in smoggy cities like Delhi or Mumbai.
Suspension for Agile Urban Rides
The Aerox handles India’s roads with a telescopic front fork and twin rear shocks, tuned for stability at high speeds and comfort on bumpy streets. Its underbone frame ensures a low center of gravity, offering motorcycle-like cornering in traffic or on open roads. The 110/80-14 front and 140/70-14 rear tubeless tires grip wet or gravelly surfaces, while the 795mm seat height suits most riders. Though the stiff chassis may feel firm on rough patches, it’s perfect for young riders weaving through Bangalore’s bustle or cruising coastal highways.
Safety That Keeps You Confident
Safety is non-negotiable, and the Aerox MotoGP Edition delivers with a 230mm front disc brake, 130mm rear drum, and single-channel ABS for precise stops. A traction control system reduces wheel slip, a rare feature in this segment, while class-D LED headlights and taillights ensure visibility at night. A side-stand engine cut-off adds an extra safety layer. Aiming for a 4-star Bharat NCAP rating, it’s a secure choice for riders carrying friends or gear, though some wish for dual-channel ABS for added braking control.
Premium Tech for Connected Riders
This scooter is a tech lover’s dream. The 5.8-inch LCD cluster with Y-Connect Bluetooth syncs for call alerts, SMS, navigation, and ride data like fuel economy or bike location. A USB charger powers devices, and a hazard system enhances safety in emergencies. The 24.5-litre under-seat storage fits a full-face helmet or daily essentials, while a smart key enables keyless ignition. Some X users note the lack of a color TFT display, but the tech package elevates commutes and weekend rides for students and professionals.
Eco-Friendly and Budget-Conscious
With 45-48 kmpl efficiency, the Aerox cuts fuel costs and emissions, saving 10000-12000 yearly compared to less efficient scooters. Its liquid-cooled engine and local sourcing reduce its environmental footprint, while maintenance costs of 4000-6000 yearly are reasonable for a premium scooter. This makes it a smart pick for eco-conscious riders in cities like Chennai, blending sporty thrills with wallet-friendly ownership.
Price That Reflects Premium Style
At 149800 ex-showroom Delhi—1500 more than the standard Aerox—the MotoGP Edition’s on-road price hits around 172000. EMIs start at 4000 per month with a 15000 downpayment. Compared to the Aprilia SXR 160 at 146000 or TVS Ntorq 125 at 92000, the Aerox’s 15 hp and traction control justify its premium. Available at Yamaha’s 300+ dealerships or online via Yamaha’s website, metro deliveries take 5-7 days. Festive deals through Diwali 2025 may offer free accessories—check for the MotoGP livery at local dealers.
Rivals in the Premium Scooter Race
The Aerox MotoGP Edition faces competition:
- Aprilia SXR 160 at 146000: 10.94 bhp, 40 kmpl, less powerful.
- TVS Ntorq 125 at 92000: 9.25 bhp, 50 kmpl, budget-friendly but less premium.
- Suzuki Burgman Street at 98000: 8.6 bhp, 48 kmpl, comfort-focused.
The Aerox’s 15 hp, traction control, and MotoGP styling make it a leader for performance enthusiasts.
Challenges to Consider
The Aerox MotoGP Edition has minor drawbacks. Its 45-48 kmpl mileage may drop to 40 kmpl in heavy traffic, per X feedback. The stiff suspension can feel harsh on rough roads, and the lack of floorboard space limits practicality for errands. Some users miss a color TFT or dual-channel ABS. Still, for urban rides and style, these are small trade-offs for its performance and flair.
Who’s It For?
This scooter is for India’s urban youth—college students, young professionals, and MotoGP fans craving a sporty 155cc ride. It suits city commuters needing 45-48 kmpl efficiency, thrill-seekers chasing 115 kmph, and tech lovers wanting Y-Connect. The 160mm ground clearance handles urban roads, but it’s not for heavy-duty errands. For riders upgrading from 125cc scooters, it’s a stylish, powerful step up.
Where to Find It
Yamaha’s 300+ dealerships—from Hyderabad to Kolkata—stock the Aerox MotoGP Edition, with online bookings via Yamaha’s website or Flipkart. EMIs start at 4000 per month, and festive offers through Diwali 2025 may include free helmets. Deliveries begin mid-August 2025, with metro areas seeing 5-7 days and smaller towns 10-15 days. Check for the MotoGP livery at local dealers.
Aerox MotoGP Edition: Your Race-Ready Ride
The Yamaha Aerox 155 MotoGP Edition 2025 is a sporty masterpiece—a 15 hp maxi-scooter with 45-48 kmpl mileage, 149800 price, and premium tech like Y-Connect. Its race-inspired livery and traction control shine, though stiff suspension and no color TFT are minor hiccups. This isn’t just a scooter—it’s a bold ride for India’s youth, blending MotoGP flair with urban practicality.
Disclaimer: Specs and prices based on 2025 reports. Verify with Yamaha dealers.(Gaadi Waadi )
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s new in the Aerox MotoGP Edition 2025?
It features a Monster Energy livery, class-D LED headlights, and the same 155cc engine with traction control.
How fuel-efficient is it?
ARAI-tested at 45-48 kmpl, with 40-45 kmpl in real-world conditions, saving 10000-12000 yearly at 100 per litre.
What’s the price in India?
Ex-showroom at 149800, on-road around 172000, with EMIs from 4000 per month.
Is it safe for city rides?
Single-channel ABS, traction control, and LED lights ensure safety, aiming for a 4-star Bharat NCAP rating.
What features suit young riders?
A 5.8-inch LCD with Y-Connect, USB charger, and 24.5-litre storage make commutes and rides seamless.
How does it compare to the Aprilia SXR 160?
The Aerox’s 15 hp and traction control outshine the SXR’s 10.94 bhp, though both cost similar at 146000-149800.
Is it good for urban roads?
With 160mm ground clearance and agile handling, it’s ideal for city traffic but not heavy errands.(Bike Wale )
Where can I check the MotoGP livery?
Visit Yamaha dealerships or online platforms like Yamaha’s website for the exclusive MotoGP design.
