The maker of the Fascino 125 scooter and FZ-X motorcycle expects the performance of its electric scooters to be similar to that of a 110-12...

In his first interview since assuming charge, Yamaha Motor India Group Chairman Eishin Chihana told ET his company intends to target urban ...

Yamaha Motor India Group Chairman Motofumi Shitara told ET that with lockdown restrictions easing and the vaccination drive gaining pace, t...

The company, which currently has a market share of 3.7%, is looking at bolstering its presence in the 125 cc scooter and 150cc and 250 cc m...

The growing impact of the pandemic has made it important for businesses and companies to re-look at their strategies for the future, said Y...

Yamaha, which currently has an annual production capacity of 1.7 million units, is looking at 2.5 million units by around 2023.

Yamaha India’s products include the Frazer, FZ and R1, which are all premium segment bikes of 150 cc capacity and above.

Yamaha is aiming to increase it to 20 per cent in next 3-4 years time, said Yamaha Motor India Sales Pvt Ltd Senior Vice President, Sales a...

Powered by a 998-cc engine, the bike can develop a peak power of 200 HP.

Having dabbled with the idea of introducing more mass-market motorcycles for bigger volumes, Yamaha has barely managed a break-through in t...

The major overseas export countries for Yamaha are Nepal, Mexico, Sri Lanka followed by Cost Rica, Dominican Republic and Ecuador, the comp...

The company is looking at reaching a 10 per cent market share by the end of this year and the introduction of the Cygnus Alpha is expected ...

Of the total demand for two wheelers in India, the scooter segment is soaring with 30% contribution to the sales and Yamaha is looking at 1...

Japanese two-wheeler maker Yamaha today launched an all new range of its three scooter models, Alpha, Ray and Ray Z priced between Rs 47,80...

Yamaha sells the Ray, Ray Z and Alpha scooter models in India. While Ray and Ray Z were launched in the country in 2012 and 2013 respective...

Bussan Auto Finance India said it targets Rs 100 crore of financing of Yamaha customers this fiscal.

Mitsui Corporation is picking 30% stake in Japanese two-wheeler maker Yamaha Motor’s India business for Rs 168 crore.