New Delhi: Yamaha hiked the prices of the FZ-X, FZ 25, FZS 25, MT-15 and R15M by Rs 500-1,000 in October. This price increase applies only to these motorcycles and not to the scooters in Yamaha’s Indian lineup.
Yamaha FZ-X, Yamaha FZ 25
Yamaha introduced small price hikes on several models in its Indian portfolio in October. The smallest bike, the FZ-X, costs Rs 1,000 more and is now priced at Rs 1,33,900.
The neo-retro FZ-X is one of the rivals of the recently launched Kawasaki W175 and you can see how the two bikes stack up on paper here. The FZ 25 and FZS 25 are also now more expensive by Rs 1,000 at Rs 1,47,900 and Rs 1,52,400 respectively.
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Yamaha MT-15
The MT-15 gets the smallest price hike of the series and now costs Rs 500 more. The base black MT-15 is now priced at Rs 1,63,900 and the various color variants it is available in are priced at Rs 1,64,900. However, this increase does not affect the MotoGP color variant, which is still the top of the range MT-15 and will set you back by Rs 1,65,900.
The current flagship of Yamaha’s Indian motorcycle lineup, the R15M, has also seen a price hike of Rs 1,000. However, this increase only applies to the gray color scheme and the beautiful World GP edition, not the MotoGP replica scheme.
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Yamaha R15 M
This increase pushes the price of the R15M (grey) to Rs 1,89,900 and the World GP edition to Rs 1,91,300. Despite this price hike, the MotoGP R15M replica color remains Yamaha’s most expensive motorcycle in India at Rs 1,91,900.
Yamaha recently unveiled a top-of-the-line MotoGP livery for its Aerox 155 sports maxi-scooter and you can read more about it here.
While Yamaha currently does not have any premium bike for sale in India, advertising on their social media platforms with the R7 super sports bike and the MT-09 naked bike with Indian license plates suggests that they might make a comeback in the premium bike segment. soon.
