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2025 Yezdi Roadster Teased Ahead of August 12 Launch
Yezdi Motorcycles has teased the refreshed Roadster model ahead of its launch on the 12th of August. The two teasers, shared on the firm's socials, show a new LED headlamp design and the silhouetted rear section of the bike.
This upcoming update is the first significant change since the Roadster's debut in January 2022. The motorcycle is expected to be seen in both cruiser and bobber styles, both of which have been spied testing previously.
The updated Roadster will likely use the updated version of Yezdi's 334cc engine, which was first introduced with the 2025 Yezdi Adventure. This engine now complies with OBD2B and E20 fuel standards. For the Roadster, Yezdi might adjust the tuning to offer a smoother ride, ideal for both daily commuting and highway cruises.
Design and Variants
Recent sightings of camouflaged test bikes suggest two potential variants: one resembling a classic cruiser and another akin to a bobber with a single-seat configuration. The dual exhaust setup remains unchanged and we expect new colour options might also be introduced to enhance the bike's appeal.
The updated Roadster will retain its existing mechanical bits like the frame, alloy wheels, telescopic fork, and dual rear shocks. However, Yezdi is expected to tweak the suspension system to improve comfort and stability during rides.
Competitive Market Position
The Roadster will launch into a competitive market segment that includes models like Royal Enfield Classic 350 and Meteor 350, Honda CB350 and CB350 H'ness, along with its Jawa siblings: 350, 42, and 42 FJ. Prices for the Roadster are expected to remain unchanged, similar to what happened with the updated Yezdi Adventure.
DriveSpark Thinks
The updated Yezdi roadster will arrive on the same day as the tweaked Scrambler model, both of which have been seen testing ahead of the August 12 reveal. We don't expect Yezdi to mess around with the prices of either model despite the multiple changes being brought in, similar to what happened when the updated 2025 Adventure was launched a few weeks back.
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