Yamaha Sirius 2025: Detailed Review, October Price
The Sirius 110cc continues to maintain its position thanks to its sporty design, stable performance, and fuel efficiency. The listed price for October 2025 remains unchanged from September, while dealer prices are higher by 1,989,000–4,087,000 VND.
In October 2025, Yamaha continued to maintain its Sirius product line with 9 versions, focusing on differences in brakes (mechanical brakes, disc brakes), wheel styles (cast wheels), and color packages (new colors, new 2025 colors). The listed price remained the same as in September, while the actual selling price at dealerships was higher depending on the version. The Sirius still demonstrates its familiar formula: reasonable price, sporty design, stable performance, and fuel efficiency.
This 110cc scooter model is popular due to its smooth acceleration, agility in city traffic, readily available parts, and low maintenance costs, making it suitable for a wide range of users, from students to workers.
The design language is pragmatic, emphasizing sportiness.
Sirius pursues a highly practical, sporty style – a factor that has helped the model maintain its appeal over the years. New color options, and especially the new 2025 RC package with alloy wheels, add visual choices, keeping the product fresh without drastically altering its structure.
The October 2025 release range includes:
- Mechanical brakes
- Disc brakes
- Cast rims
- New color mechanical brakes
- New color disc brakes
- RC cast wheel in new colors
- New mechanical brake colors 2025
- New colored disc brakes 2025
- RC cast wheels in new colors for 2025
User experience: flexible, cost-effective, and easy to utilize.
From a user's perspective, the Sirius focuses on ease of handling and running costs. The 110cc engine provides a gentle throttle response, smooth acceleration, and sufficient agility for maneuvering in crowded urban areas. Fuel efficiency is one of its strengths, highly appreciated by users, making it suitable for daily commuting needs.
A readily available parts catalog and low maintenance costs make the total cost of ownership easy to manage – a key competitive advantage in the mainstream commuter motorcycle segment.
Performance: 110cc, a balanced engine for daily commuting.
The Sirius uses a 110cc engine, prioritizing durability and practicality. In urban conditions, the bike offers smooth acceleration, stable performance, and sufficient power to break through the low-to-medium speed range commonly encountered in the city. The key trade-off here is a sensible approach: adequate performance, easy to learn, and requiring minimal experience to operate.
Yamaha's offering both drum and disc brake versions reflects its philosophy of customization to meet specific needs: disc brakes are geared towards those who prefer a firmer braking feel, while drum brakes offer cost-effectiveness.
Safety and equipment: a wide range of braking options to suit your needs.
The range of versions emphasizes the braking system and wheel style. Users can choose between disc or drum brakes, along with cast wheels in some variants. The expansion of the color palette (new colors, new 2025 colors) makes the Sirius more accessible to diverse tastes, especially among younger customers.
There is no information about advanced driver assistance systems; the focus of Sirius's equipment remains on the philosophy of a popular commuter motorcycle: durability, ease of use, and reasonable cost.
Pricing and positioning: maintain list price, dealer markup according to market trends.
The listed prices for October 2025 remain unchanged compared to September. According to reports, dealer prices are approximately VND 1,989,000–4,087,000 higher than the suggested retail price, with the highest difference observed in the disc brake version.
| Version | Listed price (VND) | Wholesale price (VND) | Difference (VND) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mechanical brakes | 18,949,000 | 21,500,000 | 2,551,000 |
| Disc brakes | 20,913,000 | 25,000,000 | 4,087,000 |
| Cast rims | 21,895,000 | 25,500,000 | 3,605,000 |
| New color mechanical brakes | 19,048,000 | 21,500,000 | 2,452,000 |
| New color disc brakes | 21,011,000 | 23,000,000 | 1,989,000 |
| RC cast wheel in new colors | 21,993,000 | 24,000,000 | 2,007,000 |
| New mechanical brake colors 2025 | 19,146,000 | 22,000,000 | 2,854,000 |
| New colored disc brakes 2025 | 21,306,000 | 24,500,000 | 3,194,000 |
| RC cast wheels in new colors for 2025 | 22,190,000 | 26,000,000 | 3,810,000 |
Note: Prices are for reference only, include VAT but exclude license plate fees, insurance, and registration tax. Prices may vary depending on Yamaha dealership and region.
Conclusion: Core values remain strong, portfolio is diverse.
The Sirius 2025 continues to be a practical choice for commuter motorcycles, boasting core values such as stable performance, fuel efficiency, affordable ownership costs, and a wide range of versions to meet diverse needs. While the listed price remains stable, buyers should be aware of potential price differences at dealerships to optimize their spending.
Advantage
- Sporty design, easily accessible to a wide range of customer groups.
- The 110cc engine runs smoothly, making it suitable for daily commuting.
- Fuel efficient, parts are readily available, and maintenance costs are low.
- Many versions and color packages to choose from, with both disc brakes and alloy wheels.
Disadvantages
- Dealer prices are higher than the listed price by VND 1,989,000 to VND 4,087,000 (highest price for the disc brake version).
