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Yamaha Sales Breakup: Ray ZR Dominates The List, Despite Negative YoY Growth
Yamaha Motors India experiences a sales drop compared to the previous years sales. Read along to know more.
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Yamaha India Completes Transition To BS6 Emission Norms; Announces Prices For Full Range
Yamaha Motor India has completed the transition towards BS6 emission norms, ahead of the deadline of March 31, 2020. The Japanese manufacturer's mass-market two-wheelers vary from 125 cc scooters to 250 cc motorcycles, which now meet the new emission regulations. This includes the new Fascino and Ray-ZR FI 125 cc scooters, FZ-FI and FZS-FI, YZF-R15...
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India Yamaha Posts 21 Per Cent Growth In FY 2017
In March 2017 alone, Yamaha grew by 27 per cent, selling 76,144 units. In the entire financial year (April 2016-March 2017), Yamaha sold over 7.8 lakh two-wheelers, with scooter sales accounting for 56 per cent of those numbers
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Yamaha Shines With a Growth of 66 per Cent in Its Sales in April, 2016
Yamaha posts solid growth in sales of 66 per cent over last one year. It attributes the same to its aggressive expansion strategies in tier II and tier III cities along with customer-centric initiatives.
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Yamaha Sales Breakup: Ray ZR Dominates The List, Despite Negative YoY Growth
Yamaha Motors India experiences a sales drop compared to the previous years sales. Read along to know more.
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Yamaha India Completes Transition To BS6 Emission Norms; Announces Prices For Full Range
Yamaha Motor India has completed the transition towards BS6 emission norms, ahead of the deadline of March 31, 2020. The Japanese manufacturer's mass-market two-wheelers vary from 125 cc scooters to 250 cc motorcycles, which now meet the new emission regulations. This includes the new Fascino and Ray-ZR FI 125 cc scooters, FZ-FI and FZS-FI, YZF-R15...
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India Yamaha Posts 21 Per Cent Growth In FY 2017
In March 2017 alone, Yamaha grew by 27 per cent, selling 76,144 units. In the entire financial year (April 2016-March 2017), Yamaha sold over 7.8 lakh two-wheelers, with scooter sales accounting for 56 per cent of those numbers
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Yamaha Shines With a Growth of 66 per Cent in Its Sales in April, 2016
Yamaha posts solid growth in sales of 66 per cent over last one year. It attributes the same to its aggressive expansion strategies in tier II and tier III cities along with customer-centric initiatives.
