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Yamaha has expanded the color palette of its popular neo-retro motorcycle, the XSR 155, with a sleek new Metallic Black option that boosts its modern-retro charm while retaining the same powerful performance underneath.

Yamaha recently hiked XSR155 prices across most color variants in India, with increases from Rs 3,000 to Rs 9,000 ex-showroom Delhi.

The Yamaha EC-06 is a practical electric scooter for city riders, offering a long-claimed range, useful features, and a clean, everyday-friendly design

February 2026 will see upcoming electric scooters and bikes in India, offering improved range, modern features, and more choices for everyday riders

February 2026 will bring multiple upcoming petrol motorcycles to India, covering adventure, supersport, naked and performance segments, offering better technology, power and riding comfort

Yamaha has announced a limited-time Rs 5,000 price cut across all R15 variants in India as part of its 70th anniversary celebrations, making the popular 150cc supersport motorcycle more accessible to buyers.

Yamaha’s 2026 India lineup blends electric scooters with performance-focused motorcycles, aiming to revive excitement while still catering to everyday riders and evolving market demands

Yamaha Motor India has named Hajime “Jim” Aota as its new chairman, leveraging his global strategy and venture investment experience. The move comes as the brand sharpens its focus on premium motorcycles and exports.

Yamaha's fresh YZF-R2 trademark filing sparks buzz for a 200cc supersport in India, targeting the KTM RC 200 and Hero Karizma. Details on specs, pricing, and the potential 2027 launch are inside.

Yamaha Motor unveiled two electric scooters—Aerox E and EC-06—on November 12, 2025, boosting India's EV two-wheeler surge past 1.18 million registrations this year.

November 2025 brought game-changing bikes to India: segment-first ABS on the Hero 125 cc, a neo-retro Yamaha duo, RE limited editions, and Ducati and Kawasaki superbikes.

Yamaha's new EC-06 electric scooter combines sporty design, efficient performance, and smart features for Indian urban commuters. It boasts a 160 km range and an advanced LCD with telematics.

Yamaha enters India’s premium electric scooter market with the Aerox-E, blending a 106 km range, sporty aesthetics, and smart connectivity.

Yamaha’s XSR 155 has arrived in India with stylish retro looks and modern tech, priced at Rs 1.49 lakh. Built on the R15 V4 platform, it offers a 155cc engine, ABS, traction control, and unique scrambler and café racer kits.

Yamaha has launched the FZ Rave in India at Rs 1.17 lakh, offering a blend of sporty design and efficient 149cc performance. With LED lights, digital instrumentation, and enhanced safety features.