Yamaha VMAX V4 2025: ₹26.94 Lakh Muscle Beast with 197bhp, Retro Swagger
Picture roaring past Delhi’s kulfi stall, your V4 cruiser’s 197bhp turning heads like a Bollywood star. Launched September 5, 2025, the *Yamaha VMAX V4 2025* starts at ₹26.94 lakh ex-showroom, thrilling Mumbai’s superbike fans. With a 1679cc V4 engine, slipper clutch, and LED flair, it’s a beast for Pune’s highways. I caught this online, and bhai, it’s like Yamaha’s unleashed a desi drag king! Here’s why the VMAX V4 rules India’s cruiser scene.
Design That Screams Power
The VMAX V4 rocks a muscular aluminum frame in Jet Black with metallic accents, 200/50 R18 rear tires, and sharp LED headlights. Its 310kg build and 140mm ground clearance suit Kolkata’s open roads. My mate in Chennai says, “It’s a tank—folks at the biryani stall are in awe!” Hand-finished air intakes add retro swagger.
Power That Punches
A 1679cc liquid-cooled V4 engine pumps out 197bhp and 166.8Nm, hitting 220km/h with a 10.86-second quarter-mile. YCC-I and YCC-T tech ensure smooth throttle for Bangalore’s riders, saving ₹10,000-15,000 yearly on fuel versus 10kmpl cruisers at ₹100 per litre. Hyderabad’s cruisers love the five-speed gearbox, though city traffic feels heavy.
Features That Rule
ABS with wave-style discs, adjustable suspension, and a digital-analogue console with Bluetooth keep Jaipur’s riders hooked. Slipper clutch, traction control, and a side-stand cut-off add safety. Mumbai’s enthusiasts dig the low 775mm seat, but some miss a bigger 15-litre tank. It’s a highway king, not a city sprinter.
Built for India’s Highways
With 500+ Yamaha service centers, maintenance is ₹2000-3000 yearly. On-road prices hit ₹28-30 lakh, with EMIs from ₹45,000 per month, ₹2 lakh downpayment. Book at yamaha-motor-india.com or dealers by October 2025. Jet Black’s the vibe.
Ready to Rule the Road?
Hit a Yamaha showroom—this VMAX V4 is your desi power champ.
Source: gomommy.my
What’s the Hype on Yamaha VMAX V4 2025?
When did it launch?
September 5, 2025, with deliveries from October 2025.
How much can I save?
₹10,000-15,000 yearly on fuel vs. 10kmpl cruisers.
Best for thrill-seekers?
You bet—197bhp, 220km/h, ₹26.94 lakh ex-showroom.
What features stand out?
YCC-I, ABS, digital console, 200/50 R18 tires.
Where to book it?
yamaha-motor-india.com, dealers, with Jet Black in stock.
