Previously, Yamaha’s FZ range dominated the Brazilian motorcycle market. The Factor DX stands out due to its flex fuel technology.

Key features:

• Launched for BRL 18,990.
• 149cc single-cylinder engine rated at 11.8 bhp with petrol and 12 bhp with ethanol.
• Kerb weight of 133 kg and a fuel tank capacity of 15.4L.
• Equipped with a fully digital LCD cluster and 18-inch alloy wheels.

The Factor DX is based on the standard Factor 150 and includes additional features like USB charging ports. It also has front disc brakes and rear drum brakes.

The motorcycle features LED DRLs, revised graphics, and painted wheels. The seat height is set at 785 mm with a minimum ground clearance of 170 mm.

The Brazilian motorcycle market continues to evolve with increasing demand for eco-friendly options. Experts suggest this trend reflects a shift towards greener commuting solutions.

Officials have not confirmed whether the Yamaha Factor DX will be launched in India.

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