Yamaha Motor India has closed the sales account for the month of November 2025, but did not garner any sales growth across both YoY and MoM analysis. This is the period when the peak of festive season hype is dying down and November 2025 month usually is nothing to write home about for OEMs where sales are concerned.
Same was the case with Yamaha Motor India as well, as the company clocked a total of 42,025 units in November 2025. This returned a 24.66% YoY decline as opposed to 55,781 units sold in November 2024 and a 38.54% MoM decline as opposed to 68,375 units sold in October 2025. Volume decline was 13,756 units YoY and 26,350 units MoM.
Yamaha Sales Breakup Nov 2025
The company’s best-seller for the month November 2025 was RayZR 125 scooter, which sold 21,049 units last month with 50.09% of company’s total sales. It was the only vehicle from Yamaha to register a positive growth, but only in YoY analysis. So, there was 45.89% YoY growth and 7.43% MoM decline.
In 2nd place, we have Yamaha’s FZ lineup with 6,478 units sold last month and accounted for 15.41% of Yamaha’s total sales. Sales more than halved YoY and MoM with 55.03% YoY decline and 60.14% MoM decline, losing 7,928 units in volume YoY and 9,772 units in volume MoM over 14,406 units from last year and 16,250 units from a month ago.
Fascino stood strong in 3rd place with 5,306 units and 12.63% of Yamaha’s total sales. YoY decline was 33.01% and MoM decline was only 1.03%. Yamaha’s current flagships, R15 and MT-15, sold 4,257 units and 3,814 units, respectively. R15’s sales decline was close to being halved at 40.08% YoY and 46.45% MoM.
MT-15 Sales More Than Halved YoY and MoM
On the other hand, MT-15’s sales more than halved at 61.45% YoY and 71.05% MoM decline respectively. Thus losing 6,080 units in volume YoY and 9,359 units in volume MoM. This was followed by Aerox 155 which sold 1,116 units last month with 44.73% YoY and 61.37% MoM decline in sales over November 2024 and October 2025’s performances.
Lastly, we have the Yamaha R3 and MT-03, both of which sold just 5 units combined, which registered a 37.5% YoY and 66.67% MoM decline. Yamaha has recently discontinued both R3 and MT-03 from Indian market, hinting at updated models incoming. The company has also launched XSR155, which is a neo-retro offering based on R15’s potent chassis.
Source: Bike - rushlane.com
