Yamaha MT-15 V2.0 Gets Ice Fluo Vermillion Shade Back
By Anmol Kumar
Updated May 30, 2026

Yamaha has reintroduced the Ice Fluo Vermillion DLX colour on the MT-15 V2.0 in India, priced at ₹1,72,040 (ex-showroom), same as the other DLX paint options, now totaling to six colors for the bike.
This shade was previously part of the MT-15's colour lineup but was dropped at some point during routine palette rotations without any announcement. Its return is equally quiet, which is very on-brand for Yamaha India.
It was a highly requested aesthetic that originally debuted on the first-generation iteration of the bike.
Yamaha MT-15 V2.0 Ice Fluo Vermillion DLX Shade
A close inspection of the updated motorcycle reveals a high-contrast styling approach. The fuel tank, side panels, and front mudguard are finished in a flat, matte ice white, accented by sharp vermillion red tank graphics.
The alloy wheels painted in a bright neon vermillion shade, which shifts toward red-orange at certain angles, make the bike look very loud and noticeably more aggressive at a standstill than the standard dark options.
Also placed right at the front, the gold-anodised USD forks, a DLX-trim exclusive, add a distinct third tone to the motorcycle's profile.
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While some purists might find the combination of matte white, neon orange, and gold a bit disorganized, the blacked-out treatment on the Delta Box frame, seat unit, engine casings, and stubby exhaust helps ground the design, preventing it from looking entirely uncohesive.
Underneath the new paint, the MT-15 V2.0 retains its mechanical setup, utilizing the R15-derived 155cc VVA engine.
Because this shade is exclusive to the top-tier DLX trim, buyers automatically get standard features like dual-channel ABS, traction control, LED indicators, and Y-Connect Bluetooth connectivity.
Image Source: Yamaha Motor India
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