The Yamaha PG 1 has officially launched in 2025, and it’s already turning heads in the Indian commuter bike market. With a mileage of 89KM/L, a top speed of 110 km/h, and an affordable price, this bike is designed for riders who want performance and economy in one package.
This launch makes Yamaha PG 1 a strong competitor against Hero Splendor, Honda Shine, and Bajaj Platina, giving budget-conscious riders an exciting new option.
Design & Build: Simple Yet Stylish
The Yamaha PG 1 sports a minimal yet modern commuter design, with a slim profile, sleek fuel tank, and stylish graphics. Despite being a low-budget bike, Yamaha has given it a premium finish with LED lights and alloy wheels.
Its lightweight build and upright seating posture make it comfortable for daily commutes, while also ensuring easy handling in city traffic.
Engine & Mileage: Power Meets Efficiency
At its core, the PG 1 is powered by a 125cc refined engine that delivers smooth performance and strong pickup for city rides.
The highlight is its amazing mileage of 89KM/L, making it one of the most fuel-efficient bikes in the segment. With a top speed of 110 km/h, it ensures practicality doesn’t compromise thrill.
Features & Technology: Affordable but Smart
Even though it is a budget commuter, Yamaha has packed in useful features such as a digital-analog meter, electric start, side-stand engine cut-off, and tubeless tires.
These features ensure that the PG 1 offers modern practicality at an affordable cost, making it more appealing than most of its rivals.
Safety: Reliable for Indian Roads
The Yamaha PG 1 comes equipped with front disc brakes (in higher variant), rear drum brakes, CBS (Combined Braking System), and wide tires for better road grip.
Its strong frame and suspension setup ensure stability even on rough village roads, making it a dependable ride for Indian conditions.
Price & Variants: Pocket-Friendly Commuter
The Yamaha PG 1 2025 is expected to be priced around ₹70,000–₹80,000 (ex-showroom), making it one of the most budget-friendly Yamaha bikes in India.
It will be available in multiple color options and variants, allowing customers to choose according to their budget and style.
