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Yamaha charges into EV market with EC-06 at Rs 1.67 lakhIndia Yamaha Motor has launched its first electric scooter, the EC-06. The scooter is priced at Rs 1,67,600 ex-showroom Delhi. It offers a ...- Yamaha bets on premium, electric push for India turnaroundYamaha Motor aims for a comeback in India by focusing on premium motorcycles and scooters. The company will launch ten new models, includin...
- Yamaha to ride in 10 models including electric scooters in India by 2026-endJapanese two-wheeler major Yamaha is set to launch ten new models, including electric scooters, in India by the end of 2026 as part of its ...
- Ola Electric likely to enter sports scooter segmentOla Electric is expected to unveil its entry into the sports scooter segment on August 15, potentially featuring AI capabilities powered by...
- Yamaha announces free 10-year warranty on all bikes and scootersIndia Yamaha Motor has introduced a 10-Year Total Warranty for its India-manufactured motorcycles and scooters, covering up to 1,00,000 km ...
- EV maker River raises $40 mn in Series B funding from Yamaha Motor and others, working on second electric scooterBengaluru-based electric two-wheeler maker River has raised $40 million in Series B funding led by Yamaha Motor Co. The funds will be used ...
- Yamaha eyes 20% volume growthThe company, which is expecting to close this year with sales of about 650,000 units, said it has seen strong recovery in customer sentimen...
- Yamaha to accelerate India EV entry; plans to export EVs from India to Europe, emerging marketsThe 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...
- Yamaha looks to double market share in 3 yearsIn his first interview since assuming charge, Yamaha Motor India Group Chairman Eishin Chihana told ET his company intends to target urban ...
- Examining factors like pricing, charging infra development before EV rollout, says YamahaGoing forward, the company will stand by its commitment to introduce global excitement of racing and motorcycling culture in India with an ...
- Yamaha considering pricing, charging infra development before EV rollout"While we welcome and appreciate the new EV policies being introduced by state governments to strengthen the demand for EVs, via attractive...
- Yamaha to grow two-wheeler sales by a fifth in local market in 2021Yamaha Motor India Group Chairman Motofumi Shitara told ET that with lockdown restrictions easing and the vaccination drive gaining pace, t...
- Yamaha Motor Company may introduce multiple products to double its share in local two-wheeler marketThe 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...
- Yamaha launches FZ-X; ex-showroom prices start at Rs 1,16,800The all-new FZ-X is Yamaha's first 'Neo-Retro' -- which blends modern technology and classic old-school design -- offering for the Indian m...
- Conducting feasibility study for entering electric two-wheeler segment: YamahaThe company, which currently has two-wheeler manufacturing facilities at Surajpur (Uttar Pradesh), Faridabad (Haryana) and Chennai (Tamil N...
- Yamaha checks out feasibility of eBikes in Indian marketYamaha is studying parameters such as cost of ownership, infrastructure availability, policy roadmap, financing and other factors that migh...
- Yamaha eyes 10% market share in Indian 2-wheeler segment in 5 yrsYamaha, which currently has an annual production capacity of 1.7 million units, is looking at 2.5 million units by around 2023.
- Auto Expo 2018: Yamaha launches new version of its sports bike YZF-R15The company expects the new version to help it scale its sales numbers in the domestic market and bolster its presence in the 150cc segment.
- Yamaha India to focus on premium offeringsHaving dabbled with the idea of introducing more mass-market motorcycles for bigger volumes, Yamaha has barely managed a break-through in t...
- India can be our top market in 3 years: Yamaha CEO Hiroyuki YanagiThe company's next target is to reach the 1-million mark in India as soon as possible.
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