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List Of All Yamaha Motorcycles In India

R15 M

155cc, 40-50km/l,
18.4PS @ 10,000rpm,
14.2Nm @ 7,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,88,130 Onwards

R15 V4

155cc, 35-45km/l,
18.4PS @ 10,000rpm,
14.2Nm @ 7,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,73,050 Onwards

Ec-06

Lithium Ion,80-110Km/c,
79 km/h,
26 Nm
Price – ₹ 1,71,990 Onwards

Mt 15 Ver 2.0

155cc, 47-56km/l,
18.4ps @ 10,000rpm,
14.1Nm @ 7,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,64,410 Onwards

R15 S

155cc, 30-44km/l,
18.4PS @ 10,000rpm,
14.2Nm @ 7,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,57,370 Onwards

Xsr 155

155cc, 35-45km/l,
18.4PS @ 10,000rpm,
14.2Nm @ 7,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,49,990 Onwards

Aerox 155 Version S

155cc, 38-45km/l,
15PS @ 8000rpm,
13.9Nm @ 6,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,47,550 Onwards

Aerox 155

155cc, 42-49km/l,
15PS @ 8,000rpm,
13.9Nm @ 6,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,44,530 Onwards

Fz-x Hybrid

149cc, 50-60km/l,
12.4PS @ 7,250rpm,
13.3Nm @ 5,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,43,910 Onwards

Fzs Fi Hybrid

149cc, 38-53km/l,
12.4PS @ 7,250rpm,
13.3Nm @ 5,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,39,200 Onwards

Fzs Fi

149cc, 40-50km/l,
12.4PS @ 7,250rpm,
13.3Nm @ 5,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,29,880 Onwards

Fz X

149cc, 40-55km/l,
12.4PS @ 7,250rpm,
13.3Nm @ 5,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,25,170 Onwards

Fz Rave

149cc, 42-50km/l,
12.4 PS @ 7,250 rpm
13.3 Nm @ 5,500 rpm
Price – ₹ 1,23,840 Onwards

Fzs Fi V4 Dlx

149cc, 40-50km/l,
12.4PS @ 7,250rpm,
13.3Nm @ 5,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,20,304 Onwards

Fzs Fi V4

149cc, 44-50km/l,
12.4PS @ 7,250rpm,
13.3Nm @ 5,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,19,846 Onwards

Fz Fi

149cc, 45-55km/l,
12.4PS @ 7,250rpm,
13.3Nm @ 5,500rpm
Price – ₹ 1,14,760 Onwards

Ray Zr Street Rally 125 Fi Hybrid

125cc, 50-60km/l,
8.2PS @ 6,500rpm,
10.3Nm @ 5,000rpm
Price – ₹ 91,780 Onwards

Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid

125cc, 45-51km/l,
8.2PS @ 6,500rpm,
10.3Nm @ 5,000rpm
Price – ₹ 77,980 Onwards

Ray Zr 125 Fi Hybrid

125cc, 45-51km/l,
8.2PS @ 6,500rpm,
10.3Nm @ 5,000rpm
Price – ₹ 77,730 Onwards

About Yamaha Motorcycles

Yamaha is known as one of India’s top two-wheeler brands, thanks to its Japanese engineering, sporty looks, and focus on performance and style. Over the past 40 years, Yamaha has grown from a technical partner to a full manufacturer with local production, research and development, and a strong dealer network. This has made Yamaha important in both commuter and premium motorcycle markets.

History And Growth

Yamaha started its journey in India in 1985 by helping the Escorts Group make motorcycles. In 1996, Yamaha and Escorts formed a 50:50 joint venture called Escorts Yamaha Motor Ltd (EYML). In 2001, Yamaha Motor India became fully owned by Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd., Japan, giving it complete control in India. In 2008, Mitsui & Co. became a joint investor, and the company was renamed India Yamaha Motor Private Limited (IYM), which is still Yamaha’s main company in India.

Key Milestones And Developments

Several milestones mark Yamaha’s journey in India:

1985: Initial entry through technical collaboration with Escorts Groups
1996: Formation of the 50:50 joint venture with Escorts.
2001: Yamaha Motor India becomes a 100% subsidiary of Yamaha Motor Co., Japan.
2008: Mitsui & Co. becomes a joint investor, and IYM takes its current form.
2015: Inauguration of a third manufacturing plant near Chennai (Vallam Vadagal), expanding Yamaha’s capacity and strengthening exports.
2025–2026: Launch of Yamaha’s first electric scooters (AEROX-E and EC-06) and a major product push with around 10 new models and multiple updates planned by the end of 2026.

Yamaha has created well-known models like the RX 100 and RX 135 in its early years. Later, it introduced the YZF-R15, FZ series, MT-15, and RayZR/Fascino scooters, which helped shape Yamaha’s reputation for performance and style in India.

Manufacturing Facilities

Yamaha runs several advanced factories in India that supply both the local market and exports:

Surajpur (Uttar Pradesh): A key plant for motorcycles and scooters, also housing Yamaha’s R&D operations in India.
Faridabad (Haryana): Another major manufacturing hub for motorcycles and components, serving domestic and overseas markets.
Chennai (Vallam Vadagal, Tamil Nadu): Opened in 2015, this plant mainly makes scooters and some motorcycles. It also exports to Africa, ASEAN, and Latin America. Recent investor updates show that Chennai is becoming an important global center for premium motorcycles and scooters.

IYM has the facilities to make motorcycles, scooters, and parts. It handles machining, welding, electroplating, painting, and assembly in-house, and employs over 2,300 people.

Market Position And Achievements

Yamaha is a strong player in India’s 125cc and above motorcycle and scooter market. The company focuses on performance, design, and a premium feel instead of just selling large numbers. Yamaha has over 1,200 customer touchpoints across India, including about 400 dealers and more than 550 Blue Square dealerships for premium products and electric vehicles.

Recently, models like the RayZR, FZ series, MT-15, and YZF-R15 have boosted Yamaha’s sales. The RayZR has become the top seller, making up over 35% of total sales in 2025. Yamaha aims for double-digit growth by focusing more on scooters, premium motorcycles, and exports. It is known as a top choice for riders who want sporty looks and strong performance.

Future Plans

Yamaha’s future plans in India focus on offering more premium products, moving into electric vehicles, and launching many new models:

Electric mobility: Yamaha has started selling electric scooters in India, including the AEROX-E for performance and the EC-06 for commuting. At first, these will be sold in big cities and about 50 markets where electric vehicles are already popular. Yamaha will roll out these products step by step, making sure dealers and service are ready, and will focus on keeping a premium brand image instead of offering the lowest prices.
New models: Yamaha plans to launch about 10 new two-wheelers in India by the end of 2026, including both electric and petrol models. There will also be over 20 updates to current products. Some new models expected in 2026–2027 are the Lander 250, MT-09, MT-07, Nmax 155, YZF-R7, YZF-R9, and Tenere 700, which will boost Yamaha’s premium and mid-size range.
Strategic focus: Yamaha will keep working in the 125cc and above scooter market and the 150cc and above motorcycle market. The company wants to create new types of products, improve technology, and make riding better for customers. Chennai is being developed as a global center for premium two-wheelers, helping both local and export sales.

With this plan, Yamaha is making India a key part of its global growth. The company is balancing its strong background in performance motorcycles with a careful move into electric vehicles and premium scooters.