A full list of Every Flex Fuel Bikes and Scooters Available

Five flex-fuel two-wheelers are on sale in India right now, the Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 FFV, Hero HF Deluxe Flex Fuel, Hero Splendor+ Flex Fuel, Yamaha FZ Blue Flex and Honda ADV160.

The launch of E85-compatible motorcycles is expected to accelerate in the near future. We will update this article with more flex-fuel bikes as and when they are launched. 

The price of E85 flex fuel currently stands at around Rs 82 per litre in Delhi, making it significantly cheaper than regular petrol. With more E85 fuel stations expected to be operational by the end of 2026, accessibility is likely to improve for flex-fuel vehicle owners.

However, lower fuel prices come with a trade-off. 

According to Autocar India's tests, E85 resulted in nearly a 30 percent drop in fuel efficiency compared to petrol. In practical terms, if your current bike delivers around 30 kmpl on petrol, you can expect fuel economy to fall to roughly 21-22 kmpl when running on E85.

E85 is currently sold only in Delhi and select parts of Maharashtra, and Hero sells its flex-fuel bikes only in those areas for now. Every bike here also runs on the regular E20 petrol sold at standard pumps.

In the meanwhile, you can read our guide to flex-fuel vehicles in India or check out the upcoming flex-fuel cars in the country.

Hero HF Deluxe Flex Fuel

Hero MotoCorp has launched the HF Deluxe Flex Fuel. Designed to run on ethanol blends ranging from E20 to E85, the motorcycle supports the government's push towards cleaner and more sustainable fuels. It is powered by a 97.2cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine that produces 8.4bhp and 8.05Nm of torque, paired with a four-speed gearbox.

 The bike also benefits from Hero's i3S stop-start technology, a side-stand engine cut-off function, and a semi-digital instrument cluster. Visually, it features a black paint scheme accented by distinctive lime-yellow graphics.

Hero Splendor Plus Flex Fuel

Hero MotoCorp has launched the Splendor+ Flex Fuel, making India's best-selling motorcycle compatible with ethanol blends of up to E85. The motorcycle retains the familiar Splendor design and commuter-friendly nature but receives revised engine components, fuel lines, and ECU calibration to safely run on higher ethanol concentrations. 

Hero has also equipped the bike with its i3S idle stop-start technology, side-stand engine cut-off, alloy wheels, and a distinctive dual-tone paint scheme with green graphics to set it apart from the standard model.

Hero has confirmed flex fuel versions of its entire range within the next two years, developed at its Jaipur technology centre. It is also working on E85 retrofit kits for older BS6 bikes.

Yamaha FZ Blue Flex

Yamaha has launched the FZ Blue Flex in India at Rs 1,24,240 (ex-showroom, Delhi), making it the first mass-market flex-fuel motorcycle in the 150cc segment. Based on the FZ Rave, it looks almost identical but features an updated engine compatible with E20 to E85 ethanol blends.

The 149cc air-cooled, fuel-injected engine produces 11.5 hp and 12.8 Nm. It comes with a 12-litre fuel tank, 139 kg kerb weight, and 5-speed gearbox. It is offered in a single Metallic Black colour scheme.

Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 FFV

The Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 FFV is India's first mass-produced flex-fuel motorcycle designed to run on ethanol blends ranging from E20 to E85. Based on the standard Gixxer SF 250, the FFV version features revised engine calibration, ethanol-resistant fuel system components, and software changes to accommodate varying ethanol concentrations. 

It is powered by the same 249cc oil-cooled single-cylinder engine and retains the fully-faired sport-touring design of the regular model. The motorcycle was developed as part of the government's push toward higher ethanol adoption, offering lower fossil fuel consumption while maintaining similar performance characteristics and everyday usability.

Honda ADV160 Flex Fuel

The Honda ADV160 Flex Fuel is India's first E85-compatible scooter. Honda unveiled it on 24 July 2026 and has since launched it.

It runs on any blend from pure petrol to E85 without the rider needing to change anything. Honda builds it in India, and it is the brand's second flex-fuel two-wheeler here after the CB300F.

The 156.9cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine produces 16.09 bhp and 14.9 Nm, paired with a CVT automatic. Features include a TFT display with RoadSync connectivity, Honda Selectable Torque Control and single-channel ABS.

It also gets LED lighting, a smart key, 27 litres of under-seat storage and an 8.1-litre fuel tank.

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