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New YAMAHA Finn: Stylish Premium Family Motorcycle with Modern Appeal

Thai Yamaha Motor has launched the redesigned Finn family motorcycle with premium styling, modern features like LED lights and digital displays, and a 115cc fuel-injected engine. The bike starts at 46,300 baht and includes a 5-year unlimite

19 May Khaosod

Thai Yamaha Motor Company has officially launched the New YAMAHA Finn family motorcycle under the concept "New Finn, More Stylish, Good Life with Finn." The bike features a completely redesigned body with premium, luxurious, and modern styling that caters to modern users' everyday needs. It offers comprehensive convenience functions, easy handling, fuel efficiency, and simple maintenance, backed by a 5-year unlimited mileage warranty.

The New YAMAHA Finn boasts a refreshed design with new LED headlights that provide clear brightness, energy efficiency, and high durability, complemented by blue-tinted dimmer lights for added character. The redesigned tail lights and turn signals offer a more luxurious and contemporary appearance. The bike includes a digital instrument cluster displaying comprehensive riding data including speed, fuel level, gear position, and distance. Convenience features include built-in hooks, a spacious front storage compartment, and a 12V charging port for mobile devices and electronics.

The seat has been redesigned to allow riders to plant their feet more comfortably on the ground, enhancing control confidence. There's also a 9.7-liter under-seat storage compartment for half helmets and other belongings. The bike is powered by a 115cc engine with intelligent fuel injection for economy and easy maintenance, controlled by an ECU that precisely regulates fuel delivery. The Smart Key variant features a smart remote key for keyless start, seat opening, and steering lock, while the Standard version comes with a multi-function key combining all controls.

Safety is enhanced with a UBS (Unified Brake System) that distributes braking force to the front wheel when the foot brake is applied, improving stopping performance and rider confidence. The 5-year unlimited mileage warranty reflects Yamaha's commitment to quality and manufacturing standards.

The New YAMAHA Finn is available in three variants: – Smart Key version in blue and gray at 50,300 baht – Standard Cast Wheels version in black and red at 48,300 baht – Standard Spoke Wheels version in black and red at 46,300 baht

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