Yamaha Bike News

Yamaha has launched the FZ Blue Flex in India, supporting E20 to E85 ethanol fuel. The new model aims to promote sustainable mobility while maintaining performance and reliability.

Yamaha has officially entered India’s premium electric scooter segment with the launch of the Aerox E, priced at Rs 2.81 lakh in select cities.

Yamaha is gearing up to introduce the YZF R2 in India on August 27 2026, bringing a new entry-level sportbike with aggressive styling, refined performance, and modern features aimed at young enthusiasts.

Yamaha’s NMax 155 has reportedly been patented in India, strengthening expectations of a premium scooter launch by 2027.

Yamaha’s new XSR 155 custom contest celebrates creativity with unique cafe racer, scrambler, and retro-inspired motorcycle builds.

Yamaha teams up with Beams to introduce a uniquely styled XSR155, combining retro aesthetics with practical touring upgrades and a distinctive olive-green paint scheme.

The Yamaha XSR155 gets a fresh update in Japan with a stylish black color and improved performance, making the neo-retro motorcycle even more appealing for enthusiasts.

Yamaha has launched 70th Anniversary Editions of the R15 and R3 in Brazil, featuring a white and red racing paint scheme and speed block graphics. Both models retain their existing engines and are exclusive to the Brazilian market.

Yamaha has introduced 70th Anniversary Editions of the R15 and R3 in Brazil, featuring retro-inspired designs, limited production, and the same engine specifications as standard models. Both bikes highlight Yamaha's racing heritage.

The Yamaha R15M now costs Rs 1.96 lakh, while the TVS Apache RTX 300 starts at Rs 1.99 lakh. Both offer advanced features, but the Apache RTX 300 delivers more power and versatility for a similar price.

India Yamaha Motor brings its Call of the Blue Track Day to F9 Go-Karting, Gurugram, giving over 200 R15 and MT-15 owners a safe, instructor-led introduction to real track riding and racing techniques.

Yamaha Motor India has raised prices for key models in May 2026, citing increased input and logistics costs. The R15 saw the highest hike at Rs 4,900, with other models like MT-15, FZ-X, and Aerox 155 also affected.

The Yamaha FZ Rave is a 149cc street motorcycle priced at Rs 1.23 lakh ex-showroom. It features a new LED headlight, orange alloy wheels, and a digital instrument cluster, competing with Bajaj Pulsar N150 and Hero Xtreme 160R.

Yamaha Motor India has raised the FZ-X motorcycle's price by up to Rs 2,800, with the standard model now at Rs 1.25 lakh and the DLX at Rs 1.43 lakh. The bike's design and mechanicals remain unchanged.

Yamaha updates the RayZR 125 pricing with a Rs 2,200 hike. Here’s everything you need to know about the latest change.