Yamaha Bikes

Yamaha bikes price starts from Rs. 72,500 for Fascino 125 to Rs. 1.82 Lakh for R15 V4. Yamaha offers a total of eleven products which are Petrol powered two wheelers only. Yamaha YZF R15 V3 is one of the top Sports bikes in India and Yamaha Fascino 125 is a popular scooter in India . The company also plans to launch several upcoming bikes such as XSR155, 2021 MT-09 and YZF R1. Choose a Yamaha bike to know all the details, including the latest price & bike offers at dealer showrooms in your city. You can also check out the specifications, images, bike mileage, user reviews from fellow Yamaha bike owners and unbiased reviews by our auto experts. Looking for Yamaha Scooters?

Yamaha Bikes Price (January 2022) in India

About Yamaha

History
Although it officially came to India in 2001, Yamaha motorcycles have been around for quite a few years before that. Thanks to Escorts, the likes of the Yamaha RX100, RX135 and the RD350 came into the country and swept the nation with unparalleled performance. Spewing oil-laden blue smoke, these two-strokers really gave Indians a proper flavour of what performance motorcycling is all about.
Years later, in 2008, after a few small hit-and-miss types of motorcycles, Yamaha truly stamped its authority as a performance bikemaker with the YZF-R15. And just a while later, the Yamaha FZ16 came onto the scene. The two bikes truly spurred the masses and got them hooked onto the brand as well.
What has diluted the brand’s appeal is changing its focus to a commuter mindset. Yes, the Yamaha R15 still exists and there’s also the MT-15 present, but the FZ series has become very bland and there are no big bikes to speak of at all. 
 
Product portfolio
Nakeds - Currently, Yamaha’s portfolio is flooded with lots of commuter-oriented nakeds. The FZ series has been quite popular, arriving in 150cc and 250cc engine options. Both the FZ Fi and the FZ 25 arrive in special S trims. Also, Yamaha introduced the FZ-X, a homegrown take on the XSR neo retro series, using the FZ Fi as base. Lastly, Yamaha does have the MT-15 as well, the only performance-oriented naked it sells in India. 
Sport Bikes - Yamaha’s most popular bike remains the R15. Now in its fourth generation, the R15 V4 is technologically superior in every other way then its predecessor. There’s also the R15 V3S which is a slightly more affordable option still available.
Scooters - Yamaha moved away from the mass market game a while back and only has scooters 125cc and above. Both the Fascino 125 and the RayZR 125 are quite fuel efficient, and with the addition of the mild-hybrid tech, they have gotten even better. Yamaha has also given India its first taste of a proper 150cc sporty maxi-scooter with the Aerox 155.
 
Greatest hits
Yamaha’s top five products for India so far have been:
R15 - the sport bike that turned men into boys and boys into men
RX100 - the two-stroker hooligan
FZ16 - the one that spawned the 150cc sporty commuter segment
RayZR 125 Hybrid - the most fuel-efficient scooter we’ve tested
R3 - a do-it-all sportbike: commuting, touring and trackdays
 
Future prospect
Yamaha’s future prospects look quite hazy. The company likes to be a bit mum on its plans. Nevertheless, as enthusiasts we hope that the Japanese bikemaker gets some exciting bikes like the R3, R7 and the Tenere 700 to India.