India Yamaha Motor has increased prices of its popular R15 motorcycle line-up in India, making the entry-level supersport slightly more expensive across all variants. The latest revision applies to ...

Yamaha Motor India increased prices of the R15 lineup by Rs 4,900 across all variants The R15 series now starts at Rs 1.71 lakh and goes up to Rs 1.96 lakh (ex-showroom) R15 V4 features USD forks and ...

The R15 is arguably the most recognizable Yamaha product on sale in India today. It is offered in three variants with different styling, features and at different price points. Here, we’ll break down ...

The Yamaha R15 V4, with prices starting at Rs 1,66,200 (ex-showroom, Delhi), is positioned as the brand’s entry-level supersport. The R15 continues to be one of the most track-focused motorcycles in ...

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Currently, in its fourth generation iteration, the Yamaha R15 come as a more advanced machine compared to before. If you are planning to buy this popular 150 cc sportsbike, here are some key facts to ...

Yamaha Motor has introduced new colour options for its range of R15 motorcycles sold in the Indian market. The range of entry-level supersports includes R15M, R15 Version 4, and R15S. The aesthetic ...

Yamaha Motor India has launched new colour options for the Yamaha R15 range. This includes colour and graphics updates for the R15M, R15 Version 4 and R15S. An attractive Matte Pearl White is being ...

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If there is but one rule of thumb in the world of high-performance motorcycles, it's that you cannot talk about road-and-track-burning bikes without talking about Yamaha. The same could also be said ...