New Yamaha Crosser 150 and FZ-15 2025 Spotted Testing in Brazil, Camouflaged With Green License Plate, Indicating New Features Ahead

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Published on 29/07/2024 at 21:26

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Yamaha Crosser 150 And FZ-15 2025 Are Spotted Together Running In Manaus

The new Yamaha Crosser 150 and FZ-15 2025 were caught testing out there in Manaus. Camouflaged and with green plates, these beauties were photographed by a subscriber of the Bill Motoka channel, who was keeping an eye on the news.

So, folks, Yamaha is laying the groundwork for 2025 and was caught in the act! The new Yamaha Crosser 150 and FZ-15 2025 were seen cruising the streets of Manaus, all covered with black fabric and using the famous green test plates.

Yamaha Crosser 150 Appears Fully Camouflaged

The motorcycles were seen on June 13, 2024, and enthusiast Adriano Castro was the one who captured this moment. He recorded the exact time and day of the photograph, so there’s no doubt: it’s really a new photo. In the images, the Yamaha Crosser 150 appears fully camouflaged, but you can notice some details, such as the traditional telescopic suspension and the slightly pointed headlight.

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FZ-15 2025

In addition to the Crosser, another motorcycle was also spotted: the FZ-15 2025. Although the photo is quite blurry, it can be identified by the silhouette and the headlight as an FZ-15. And the most interesting thing is that both motorcycles were seen cruising together there in Manaus. Is Yamaha preparing an overall renewal of its small-displacement line?

We know that these motorcycles need to comply with the new anti-pollution rules of Promot, which will come into effect soon. It might be that the changes include an increase in displacement, adjustments to engine performance, or even changes to the fairing. But for now, we can only wait for official confirmations.

Yamaha Even Responded To A Post About A Supposed Update Of The FZ-15

Yamaha even responded to a post about a supposed update of the FZ-15 with a 155cc engine, stating it was a disclosure error. So, for now, no new engine for the FZ-15. But who knows, right? Let’s keep an eye out.

The new Yamaha Crosser 150 and FZ-15 2025 were seen testing, and the anticipation is high to see what Yamaha will bring new.

So, what do you think of these news? Will the Yamaha Crosser 150 and the FZ-15 2025 surprise us?

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Carlos Alberto vaz

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03/08/2024 23:08

Só peço que seja um motor mais potente ,ok.

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Cesar

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30/07/2024 23:37

Fz15 e crosser merecem motor mais potente pra deixar a concorrente babando.

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Jaerdson Santos

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30/07/2024 23:19

Olá Rafaela acredito que a FZ15 está precisando de um motor mais potente

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New Yamaha Crosser 150 and FZ-15 2025 Spotted Testing in Brazil, Camouflaged With Green License Plate, Indicating New Features Ahead

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New Yamaha Crosser 150 and FZ-15 2025 Spotted Testing in Brazil, Camouflaged With Green License Plate, Indicating New Features Ahead

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