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2024 Yamaha MT15 V2 – New colour launchedStriking colour options and cosmetic upgrades along with sportier graphics are part of the updates introduced by Yamaha, drawing attention of younger audienceAs the new financial year sets off to a flying start, India Yamaha Motor has introduced new colour schemes and graphics across three of its leading models. As a part of the Call of the Blue campaign, Yamaha has introduced these vibrant colors and visual updates to the MT-15 V2, Fascino and Ray ZR palates, though it does not involve any mechanical alterations.2024 Yamaha MT15 – New ColoursNow adding new colours to the MT-15 V2, Fascino and Ray ZR, each of these three models are among the top selling models in domestic markets in the Yamaha lineup each month. Adding new colour schemes and graphics keen these models alive enticing buyers with some personalized colour options and to continue the company’s strong association with their customers.2024 Yamaha MT15 V2 – New colour launchedSet to draw the attention of a younger segment of buyers with these vibrant colour schemes, MT-15 V2 DLX trim gets a new Cyber Green colour scheme in addition to its existing colours of Dark Matte Blue, Metallic Black, Ice Fluo Vermillion, Racing Blue and Metallic Black.It also gains some graphical revisions while the Japanese automaker has also introduced a hazard function in the MT-15 V2 DLX model so as to indicate to fellow riders to be cautious while riding. This street fighter is priced at Rs 1,72,700 (ex.sh.) and draws its power via a 155cc, liquid cooled, 4 valve engine with 18 hp power and 4.10 Nm torque.2024 Yamaha MT15 V2 – New colour launchedYamaha Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid in Cyan BlueYamaha has added Cyan Blue to the colour schemes of Metallic Black, Matte Red, Racing Blue, and Dark Matte Blue on the Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid which is now priced at Rs 91,430 for the Disc variant and at Rs 85,030 for the Drum variant (ex.sh.).Yamaha Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid in Cyan BlueIt sees no change in its mechanics and continues to draw its power via a 125cc, air cooled, fuel injected engine with Hybrid Power Assist feature. It also gets LED lamps, a digital meter console with Y-Connect Bluetooth, automatic start / stop feature and smart motor generator relating to higher fuel efficiency.Yamaha Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid New Colour SchemesAnother bike in the company’s portfolio to be updated with Yamaha’s new colour schemes is the Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid. Its disc and drum variants get Matte Copper, Metallic White and Cyan Blue, Silver colour schemes added to its existing colours of Dark Matte Blue, Cool Blue Metallic and Vivid Red.2024 Yamaha Fascino – New colour launchedThe Yamaha Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid is powered by a 125 cc air-cooled engine offering 8.2 hp power at 6,500 rpm to offer mileage at 68.75 kmpl. Its Drum and Disc variants are priced at Rs 91,130 and Rs 79,900 respectively (ex-sh).It may be recalled, that earlier this year the company also introduced a new colour scheme on the 2024 Yamaha R25. While it received the Midnight Star Purple colour in Malaysia, this has now been discontinued and replaced with a new Glacier White shade seen across its headlamp cowl, front fender, side fairing and fuel tank while in stark contrast are Cyan graphics. More

Image – Patna BikesYamaha sales continue riding a positive wave with its FZ model most in demand both in domestic and global marketsYamaha Motor Company has posted double digit YoY growth in February 2024 with positive sales both in domestic and global markets. Total sales (domestic + exports) stood at 78,411 units in February 2024, up from 55,091 units sold in February 2023 relating to a volume growth of 23,314 units, or a 39.37 percent YoY growth in sales.Yamaha Sales Feb 2024 – FZ Tops Domestic and Export Sales ListsDomestic sales improved by 43.51 percent to 56,538 units in the past month from 39,397 units sold in February 2023 MoM performance however saw lower domestic sales, down 9.37 percent from 62,384 units sold in January 2024. Yamaha was the 7th best-selling two wheeler OEM in terms of retail sales last month.Yamaha Sales Feb 2024Sales lists both in domestic and export markets were headed by the Yamaha FZ. In domestic markets, sale of the FZ dipped by 16.30 percent to 14,449 units when compared to 17,262 units sold in February 2023. It currently commands a 25.56 percent share. Its MoM sales also ended in the red with a 1.56 percent de-growth from 14,678 units sold in January 2024.Two other models in the company portfolio to cross the 10,000 unit mark were Yamaha R15 and RayZR. Yamaha R15 gained a No. 2 position in February 2024 from a No.4 spot in January 2024 with 11,128 units sold last month. This was a 44.58 percent YoY and 15.01 percent MoM growth from 7,697 units and 9.676 units sold in February 2023 and January 2024 respectively. Not too far down the list was the RayZR with 11.019 units sold last month and while its YoY sales escalated by 130.04 percent, its MoM performance dipped by 8.53 percent as compared to 12,047 units sold in January 2024.Yamaha Sales Feb 2024 vs Feb 2023 – YoY comparisonYamaha MT15 (10,047 units) and Fascino (7,708 units) both posted significant YoY growth but dipped 33.57 percent and 5.72 percent respectively in terms of MoM sales. Aerox and R3/MT3 were more recent additions with 2,047 units and 140 units sold respectively last month. However, while Aerox posted a 22.84 percent MoM decline, sales of R3/MT3 zoomed by 366.67 percent from just 30 units sold in January 2024.Yamaha Sales Feb 2024 vs Jan 2024 – MoM comparisonYamaha Exports in February 2024Yamaha exports were up 39.37 percent to 21,873 units in February 2024 from 15,694 units shipped in February 2023.  Its exports improved even more significantly on a MoM basis by 72.53 percent over 12,678 units shipped in January 2024.Here too it was the Yamaha FZ that headed the list with 10,334 units sold last month relating to a 45.34 percent YoY and 43.97 percent MoM growth to command a 56.62 percent share on the export list. There had been 7,110 units and 7,178 units sold in February 2023 and January 2024 respectively.Triple digit growth was seen both in YoY and MoM sales of the Saluto RX (3,824 units) and Ray ZR (3,812 units) while sales of Saluto dipped by 52.33 percent YoY to 1,350 units in the past month. This was against 2,832 units sold in February 2023. MoM sales improved by 8.17 percent from 1,248 units shipped in January 2024. The export list also included MT15 (1,084 units), SZ (832 units), R15 (277 units), FZ 25 (240 units), each of which except for the SZ have seen YoY degrowth. Fascino (60 units) and Aerox (60 units) each completed the export list. More

2024 Yamaha Vino 50cc Scooter2024 model of Yamaha Vino 50cc scooter focuses primarily on visual updates that include three new colour optionsIn its home market Japan, Yamaha has introduced the 2024 version of the Vino 50cc compact scooter. The cute looking two-wheeler is preferred for its retro styling, lightweight profile and high fuel efficiency. While three new colour options are available, mechanicals remain the same as earlier.2024 Yamaha Vino – New coloursThree new colour options have been introduced – Fighting Red, Puko Blue and Matte Jeans Blue Metallic. The one that really stands out is the Matte Blue shade. It has contrasting Cyan and Gray graphics on the front and side panels. Chrome finishing on the turn indicators, circular rear-view mirrors, grab rail and tail lamp housing further enhances the scooter’s charming profile.2024 Yamaha Vino 50cc ScooterVino’s new red colour comes in glossy finish. It has black and silver graphics on the front and side panels. The floorboard area, glovebox and the seat are done entirely in black. The third new colour option of Puco Blue is the most sober.However, the colour palette is much wider. There’s a vibrant mix of light blue, ivory white, black and brown. Front and side panels have graphics in brown shade. The Puco Blue appears to best complement the retro profile of the scooter.2024 Yamaha Vino 50cc ScooterColour options that have been retained from the outgoing model include Mahogany Brown Metallic, Harvest Beige and Graphite Black. Three colour options available with the 2023 model have been removed – Pearl Shining Yellow, Matte Armored Green Metallic and Bonnie Blue. There are now a total of six colour options available with 2024 Yamaha Vino 50cc scooter. Apart from the three new colours and three discontinued shades, there aren’t any major visual updates to the scooter.2024 Yamaha Vino 50cc Scooter2024 Yamaha Vino – Features, performanceYamaha Vino scooter comes with a comprehensive range of utility features. At the front, there’s a dedicated space for a 500 ml plastic bottle. In the centre, there’s a hook for hanging various items. On the left side, there’s a glove box with a 12v accessory socket. The under-seat storage is around 20 litres, which can accommodate a half face helmet and some other small items.Vino comes with a retro-styled semi-digital instrument console. It displays information such as fuel gauge, speedometer, clock and engine oil change interval. Other key highlights include an engine idling stop system that helps save fuel. Vino has rear wheel lock, key cylinder with shutter, combi-brake system and easily operable centre stand.2024 Yamaha Vino 50cc ScooterPowering the scooter is a 49cc, single cylinder, SOHC engine that generates 4.5 PS of max power and 4.1 Nm of peak torque. It is mated to a V-belt type continuously variable speed transmission. As per WMTC standards, fuel efficiency is rated at 58.4km/L. The scooter has 10-inch wheels with drum brakes at both ends. Fuel tank capacity is 4.5 litres. Weighing just 81 kg and with seat height of 720 mm, Yamaha Vino seems appropriate for shorter riders. More

2024 Yamaha Jog 125ccUpdated package for 2024 Yamaha Jog 125cc scooter includes two new colour options and some new featuresAmong Yamaha’s entry-level two-wheelers, the Jog 125cc scooter is one of the most affordable options. Yamaha has revealed the 2024 model, which will go on sale in its home market Japan on 19th March. Price of the new 2024 model is 9,000 yen (approx. Rs 5,000) more in comparison to that of the outgoing model.2024 Yamaha Jog 125 – Key featuresYamaha Jog 125 new model is equipped with all the necessary features people will need for their daily commutes. For example, the scooter has a spacious 21.3-litre under seat storage. It can easily accommodate a full-size helmet, along with some other small items.2024 Yamaha Jog 125ccAt the front, the scooter has a dedicated space for a small bottle. A robust hook has been provided to optimize the use of the floorboard area. Users who need to charge their phone can install a USB charger, offered as an optional feature.With seat height of 735 mm, Yamaha Jog 125 offers optimal control and handling and good footing. It makes the scooter especially relevant for shorter riders. Jog 125 is also preferred for its compact profile, which allows easy manoeuvrability across busy city streets.2024 Yamaha Jog 125ccThe scooter is 1,740 mm long, 675 mm wide and 1,090 mm tall. Wheelbase is 1,205 mm. The compact proportions also allow easy parking in cramped spaces. Yamaha Jog 125 2024 model weighs just 95 kg. The lightweight profile is another key advantage for users.2024 Yamaha Jog 125cc2024 Yamaha Jog 125 – Two new shadesOverall design and styling of 2024 Jog 125 is largely the same as the outgoing model. The scooter has an eye-catchy profile, with features such as a rectangular headlamp, vertically positioned DRLs and turn signals, sporty rear-view mirrors, long and wide seat, sporty exhaust muffler and a robust grab rail.2024 Yamaha Jog 125cc – SpecificationsThe 2024 model gets two new colour options of Vivid Red Metallic 5 (Red) and Dull Blue Solid B (Light Blue). While the red variant will attract folks who like to flaunt, the light blue shade is all about understated elegance. With the additions, the scooter now has a total of four colour options. The colour options carried forward are Black Metallic X (Black) and White Metallic 1 (white).2024 Yamaha Jog 125cc2024 Yamaha Jog 125 – Specs, performanceJog 125 has 10-inch wheels at both ends, shod with 90/90 front and rear tyres. Both wheels come with drum brakes. The scooter has telescopic suspension at front and rear. Fuel tank capacity of 4 litres indicates that this scooter is suited for urban commutes.2024 Yamaha Jog 125ccPowering the scooter is a 124cc, air cooled, 4-stroke, SOHC, single cylinder engine that churns out 8.3 PS of max power and 9.8 Nm of peak torque. It is mated to a V-belt type continuously variable speed transmission. Folks who want to reduce operational costs will value this scooter, as it has pretty good mileage of 51.9 km/l (As per WMTC standards). More

2024 Yamaha TMAX560 LaunchedConsidering the test mule spied in India, there is a probability of 2024 Yamaha TMAX560 launching here via CBU routeYamaha, a global force in the 2-wheeler industry, has consistently been a leader in the scooter segment worldwide. Renowned for offering a diverse range of scooters across various categories and engine capacities, Yamaha’s flagship scooter, the TMAX560, recently underwent a refresh in several international markets.2024 Yamaha TMAX560 DebutsYamaha officially unveiled the refreshed TMAX560 in Japan on February 29th, offering two variants – TMAX560 and TMAX560 Tech Max. Both variants share the same hardware and powertrain, differing slightly in their features list. The pricing for the TMAX560 starts at RM 75K (Rs. 13 lakh, ex-showroom) in Malaysia and JPY 1,408,000 (Rs. 7.75 lakh) in Japan.2024 Yamaha TMAX560 LaunchedIn terms of features, the 2024 Yamaha TMAX560 introduces new exterior color schemes but retains its distinctive design. In Japan, the standard TMAX560 is available in Matte Black with Racing Blue wheels, while the TMAX560 Tech Max comes in Matte Dark Reddish Grey and Matte Dark Grey. In Malaysia, the TMAX560 is offered in Dark Magma and Tech Black shades.What does it pack?The TMAX is a formidable scooter with a commanding presence on the streets. Its features include a bold and aggressive front, comprehensive LED lighting, gold-finished USD telescopic front forks, mono-shock rear suspension, a tall transparent windscreen, comfortable ergonomics, plush seats for both rider and pillion, dual disc brakes at the front, a rear single disc braking setup, dual-channel ABS, and more.2024 Yamaha TMAX560 LaunchedTechnological enhancements come in the form of a 7-inch TFT instrument display, Garmin navigation, an electrically operated windscreen, heated seats, heated grips, cruise control, and various other amenities. The scooter boasts a spacious under-seat storage compartment, a 15L fuel tank, and a total weight of 220 kg. The heart of the TMAX560 is its 560cc DOHC 4V parallel-twin-cylinder engine, generating 47.6 bhp and 55.7 Nm, coupled with a CVT and belt-drive system.2024 Yamaha TMAX560 LaunchedIndia Launch PlansThe launch of the 2024 Yamaha TMAX560 holds particular significance for the Indian market. This assertion stems from the sighting of a Yamaha TMAX560 test mule in India, uncovered and adorned with temporary Karnataka state registration plates in red. This development raises speculation about Yamaha’s intentions to introduce the TMAX in the Indian market, as evidenced by recent sightings.This prospect gains significance when considering the landscape of premium, large-capacity scooters in India. On one end of the spectrum, we find the 278.2cc scooter twins from Keeway – the Sixties 300i and Vieste 300, priced around Rs. 3.3 lakh (ex-showroom). At the other extreme lies the BMW C400GT, boasting a single-cylinder 350cc engine and a hefty price tag of Rs. 11.25 lakh (ex-showroom).2024 Yamaha TMAX560 LaunchedA potential market entry by Yamaha with a high-capacity sporty scooter priced around the Rs. 8 lakh mark could present an appealing proposition. The recently spotted TMAX560, stands as a contender for such a position in the market. More

Yamaha India Sponsored MotoGP Team R1 M Race BikeYamaha India Strengthens Motorsports Presence as Official Sponsor of Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP TeamRenowned Japanese motorcycle manufacturer, Yamaha, known for its active involvement in motorsports, operates in India under its subsidiary, India Yamaha Motor Pvt Ltd (IYM). In an exciting announcement today, Yamaha India revealed its official sponsorship of the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team for the 2024 season.Yamaha India’s Noteworthy Partnership with MotoGPThis sponsorship follows the resounding success of the inaugural Indian GP in 2023 and signifies Yamaha India’s heightened engagement with the prestigious MotoGP, particularly during the upcoming 2024 season. To proudly showcase this collaboration, the Yamaha R1M race motorcycles ridden by Fabio Quartararo and Alex Rins will feature the iconic “The Call Of The Blue” slogan on the front cowl throughout the entire 2024 MotoGP season.Yamaha India Sponsored MotoGP Team – Call Of The Blue SloganIn India, enthusiasts can experience the spirit of this partnership through Yamaha’s Monster Energy MotoGP Edition offerings. “The Call Of The Blue” logo, integral to India Yamaha Motor’s enduring brand campaign, becomes a prominent feature on the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP motorcycles. This development is a source of excitement for Yamaha Motor enthusiasts across the Asian subcontinent.Fortifying Motorsports Culture in IndiaThis collaboration serves as a strategic move by Yamaha India to strengthen its ties with the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP team and further solidify its reputation in the racing and track rides community. “The Call Of The Blue” slogan is expected to resonate with the fervour of Indian MotoGP fans, connecting Yamaha with a broader global audience.Yamaha India Sponsored MotoGP TeamIn embracing this partnership, Yamaha India aims to elevate its relationship with Indian racing enthusiasts, marking a significant milestone in the company’s history and contributing to the flourishing motorsports culture in India.The Yamaha R1M race machines, a testament to Yamaha’s technological prowess, align with the rich legacy and successful history of the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP team. Yamaha recently made headlines by discontinuing passenger versions of the Yamaha R1 and R1 M due to EU5+ emission norms in 2025.Insights from India Yamaha MotorChairman of Yamaha Motor India Group, Mr. Eishin Chihana, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, “IYM is thrilled to be the newest sponsor of the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP team for the 2024 season. This partnership not only strengthens our connection with MotoGP but also symbolizes a new era of aspiration and enthusiasm for Yamaha enthusiasts in India.”By prominently featuring ‘The Call of the Blue’ logo on the YZR-M1 bikes, Yamaha India aims to kindle greater enthusiasm among young Indian fans, inviting them to embrace Yamaha’s legacy associated with the thrill of racing. This collaboration marks a significant step in connecting with the youth and Yamaha fans in India, contributing to the ongoing journey of the brand. More