Japanese auto major India Yamaha Motor (IYM) has marked its aggressive product expansion plans with a slew of new launches, including the launch of its globally acclaimed modern retro sport brand, the all-new XSR155 in India.

The company also unveiled its first electric offerings, the Aerox-E and EC-06 e-scooters, in addition to strengthening its FZ motorcycle portfolio with the new FZ-Rave.

The XSR155 motorcycle, priced at INR 149,990 embodies the modern retro sport concept, blending design with engineering. Powered by a liquid-cooled engine with Variable Valve Actuation (VVA), delivering of power and of torque. It is built on Yamaha’s Deltabox frame, featuring an aluminium swing arm, upside-down front forks, and linked-type monocross rear suspension. It gets dual-channel ABS and Traction Control.

The new FZ-Rave motorcycle is designed for young riders, offering a mix of performance, efficiency, and practicality in the segment. It is powered by a single-cylinder, air-cooled engine, producing of power, and features single-channel ABS and front & rear disc brakes and is priced at INR 117,218 (ex-showroom-Delhi).

Finally, the Japanese automaker has marked its entry into India’s electric vehicle market with the introduction of the Aerox-E and EC-06 e-scooters, which are positioned as performance-oriented maxi sports and urban commuting model respectively.

The Aerox-E is Yamaha’s new Performance EV in the Maxi Sports Scooter segment, designed for urban use. It is powered by a 9.4 kW (peak power) electric motor producing 48 Nm of torque, dual detachable 3 kWh high-energy type cell batteries with ergonomic grips for easy home charging. It comes with a claimed certified range of 106 km, with 3 riding modes – Eco, Standard, Power – and a ‘Boost’ function for rapid acceleration, along with reverse capabilities.

It gets dual-disc brakes with single-channel ABS and a large colour TFT screen with turn-by-turn navigation and Y-connect mobile app compatibility for Multi-Information Display (MID) and smart features.

The e-scooter features a distinctive ‘X’ Centre Motif, Twin LED Class D headlights, a 3D-effect LED tail light and a smart key system.

The EC-06 on the other hand is designed for interurban mobility, catering to customers seeking a practical commuting option with contemporary design. Powered by a 4.5 kW electric motor generating it churns out 6.7 kW (peak power) and features a 4 kWh high-capacity fixed battery, providing a claimed certified range of 160 km. Charging the fixed battery takes approximately 9 hours using a standard home plug-in option. The scooter offers three riding modes and a reverse mode for convenience. It comes equipped with front and rear disc brakes, a coloured LCD display, LED lighting, and a built-in telematics unit with a SIM for digital integration. It also features a substantial 24.5 Litres of under-seat storage.

Itaru Otani, Chairman, Yamaha Motor India Group, said, “India is central to Yamaha’s global growth strategy — a market where we see immense potential across both premium and electric mobility segments. The introduction of the XSR brand, our new EV models and the FZ-Rave mark a decisive step in strengthening our presence and aligning with India’s evolving mobility landscape. With these launches, we are deepening our connect with riders who seek performance, design, and technology, while also responding to the nation’s transition towards sustainable transportation. Our focus remains on creating value in India — through products built for its diverse customers, supported by India's vision of Viksit Bharat and guided by Yamaha’s global Environmental Plan 2050.”

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Suzuki Motorcycle India (SMIPL), the two-wheeler subsidiary of Suzuki Motor Corporation, Japan, has announced its sales performance for November 2025, recording total sales of 122,300 units. This marks a strong 30 percent YoY growth over 94,370 units sold in November 2024.

In the domestic market, the sales touched 96,360 units last month, which was 23 percent growth over 78,333 units a year ago.

On the exports front, sales grew 62 percent reaching 25,940 units in November, up from 16,037 last year.

Additionally, SMIPL’s aftersales business continued gaining momentum with spare parts sales of INR 955 million in November.

Deepak Mutreja, Vice-President – Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India, said, “We are grateful for the growing confidence our customers place in Suzuki. Their support, along with the dedicated efforts of our dealer network, continues to drive our growth. Alongside strengthening our presence, we are also expanding customer engagement initiatives and experience-led programs to bring riders closer to the brand. We will continue to invest in enhancing accessibility, after-sales experience, and community-building as we work towards sustained growth.”

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Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI), one of the leading two-wheeler manufacturers in the country, has reported wholesales of 591,136 units in November 2025, up 25 percent YoY.

The total sales figure for the month included 533,645 units in domestic sales and 57,491 units in exports.

During the period, the automaker continued its commitment towards road safety by organising awareness campaigns across various cities nationwide, encouraging responsible road behaviour through interactive learning.

HMSI also celebrated Children’s Month with a Kids Carnival across all its manufacturing facilities, Traffic Training Parks (TTPs), and Safety Driving Education Centers (SDECs). The initiative, themed ‘Safety Explorers: Journey Through Traffic Land,’ aimed to make road safety learning engaging for children while promoting safe habits from an early age.

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Chennai-based mid-sized motorcycle major Royal Enfield has reported its monthly wholesales for November with 100,670 units sold, up 22 percent YoY, as against 82,257 units sold last year.

This includes 90,405 units in the domestic market, up 25 percent YoY and 10,265 units in the exports market, up 2 percent YoY.

B. Govindarajan, Managing Director, Eicher Motors and Chief Executive Officer, Royal Enfield, said, “November was truly a special time for us at Royal Enfield. At EICMA, this year, we marked a significant milestone as we entered our 125th year of Pure Motorcycling, a legacy that is built on authenticity, craftsmanship, and an unwavering pursuit of timeless design. Our showcase at EICMA this year reflected a perfect blend of past, present and future; ranging from the special edition of our most iconic motorcycle – the Classic 650 to a bigger and bolder Bullet 650, to pushing the boundaries of urban exploration with the Flying Flea S6. Carrying that energy back home, Motoverse in Goa welcomed people from across the globe, and it was heartening to see the strong enthusiasm for the new motorcycles we unveiled for the riding enthusiasts. Motoverse brought together riders who have been with us for decades and many who are just starting their journey with us and every moment there was a reminder that this community truly is the soul of Royal Enfield.”

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Pune-headquartered two-wheeler and three-wheeler major has announced its wholesales for November with a total of 453,273 units sold, which is 8 percent higher YoY, as compared to 421,640 units sold last year.

The robust sales performance was seen with exports seeing 14 percent YoY growth at 205,757 units, as compared to 180,786 units shipped last year. This includes 177,204 two-wheelers, up 8 percent YoY and 28,553 three-wheelers, up 75 percent YoY.

On the other hand, domestic two-wheeler sales saw a marginal decline at 202,510 units, as compared to 203,611 units sold last year. Exports grew by 8 percent at 177,204 units, as compared to 164,465 units a year ago.

Domestic three-wheeler sales also saw a healthy 21 percent YoY growth with 45,006 units sold, as compared to 37,243 units sold last year.

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