Yamaha Motor India has rolled out the updated 2025 variant of its popular performance scooter, the Aerox 155, and the new model brings subtle yet noticeable upgrades. While the core mechanicals remain untouched, the refreshed scooter gets a brand-new colour option and an updated digital instrument cluster, sparking interest among Indian two-wheeler enthusiasts once again.
The Yamaha Aerox 155 has carved a niche of its own in the sporty scooter segment, appealing especially to younger urban riders. With the 2025 update, Yamaha seems focused on enhancing the tech appeal and visual freshness without altering what’s already working well.
New Colour Option Adds Fresh Visual Appeal
The most visible change in the 2025 Yamaha Aerox 155 is the addition of a new Racing Blue with black highlights colour scheme. This option builds on Yamaha’s racing DNA and brings in a premium, aggressive look that stands out in city traffic. This fresh paint job joins the existing colour options like Metallic Black and Grey Vermillion, giving buyers one more stylish choice.
The matte-finish touches on the front apron, body panels, and rear grab rail are expected to attract attention, especially among college-goers and working youth looking for a sportier aesthetic. Yamaha hasn’t announced if the older colours will be discontinued, but the new shade certainly adds a visual upgrade for 2025.
Upgraded Digital Instrument Cluster
Another notable change is the revised digital instrument console. While the previous model already had a decent LCD unit, the 2025 Aerox gets a brighter, more informative display with Bluetooth connectivity.
Riders can now view call and message alerts, track vehicle statistics, and receive service reminders via the Yamaha Y-Connect app. The cluster layout has also been tweaked slightly to improve legibility, especially under direct sunlight — a small but significant change for real-world usability.
The new features aim to keep the Aerox 155 in line with the growing expectations of digital-savvy Indian users, especially in the ₹1.4 lakh (ex-showroom) price segment.
Engine and Performance – No Change Yet Still Strong
Mechanically, the 2025 Aerox 155 continues to be powered by the same 155cc liquid-cooled, fuel-injected engine borrowed from the Yamaha R15. With 15 PS of power and 13.9 Nm of torque, it remains the most powerful scooter in its class in India.
The engine is mated to a CVT gearbox, and the scooter retains the same telescopic front forks, twin rear shocks, and 14-inch wheels wrapped in wide tubeless tyres. Braking duties are handled by a front disc and rear drum combo with single-channel ABS, which continues unchanged.
With this setup, the Aerox 155 remains a top performer for urban commutes as well as weekend rides, blending sporty dynamics with everyday practicality.
Pricing and Availability
Yamaha has priced the 2025 Aerox 155 variant with new features at approximately ₹1.48 lakh (ex-showroom). The price difference from the older version is marginal, making the new update more of a tech refresh than a complete overhaul.
Bookings for the new variant have begun at select Yamaha Blue Square dealerships across the country, with deliveries expected to start by mid-June 2025. Initial response online suggests strong interest among city riders and existing Yamaha fans.
Will the Update Keep Aerox Ahead?
The Aerox 155 has few direct competitors in India, with most scooters in this price range focusing on comfort or electric alternatives. However, the sporty positioning of the Aerox puts it in a unique segment.
With the 2025 update, Yamaha seems to be playing safe—offering just enough newness to keep attention alive without disturbing its existing fan base. Whether this will be enough to counter rising EV competition remains to be seen, but for now, the Aerox continues to dominate the performance scooter game.
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Final Thoughts
In a time when most two-wheeler brands are pushing electric scooters, Yamaha’s move to refine its petrol-powered Aerox 155 may look conservative. But for enthusiasts who still enjoy a throaty engine, responsive acceleration, and sporty riding posture, the Aerox 155 remains a thrilling package.
The new colour and tech update for 2025 might just give it the freshness it needs to keep buzzing on Indian roads a little longer.
