Yamaha Celebrates A Decade Of R3 Globally With Price Reduction For R3 And MT-03 Models
- By MT Bureau
- January 31, 2025
India Yamaha Motor (IYM) Pvt. Ltd. has announced a price reduction of up to INR 110,000 on its flagship models – the Yamaha R3 and MT-03 – with effect from 1 February 2025.
The new pricing of the Yamaha R3 is INR 359,900 (ex-showroom, Delhi), and it comes in two colour options: Yamaha Black and Icon Blue. The MT-03, on the other hand, is now priced at INR 349,900 (ex-showroom, Delhi) and is available in Midnight Cyan and Midnight Black colour variants. It is notable for its aggressive look and street performance. These models are currently offered at amazing pricing and are renowned for their exceptional performance and Yamaha's distinctive racing DNA. This pricing change demonstrates Yamaha's dedication to its clientele and the high-end motorcycle market as the company commemorates 10 years of the R3 legacy worldwide.
Because of its classic design, thrilling performance and track-oriented accuracy, the Yamaha R3 has developed a cult following among riding enthusiasts worldwide over the past decade. The R3 provides an exhilarating riding experience because to its lightweight diamond frame, aerodynamic design modelled after Yamaha's legendary YZR-M1 and potent 321-cc engine. It is the ideal partner for track and road aficionados because to its innovative braking system, athletic riding position and 50/50 weight distribution.
The aggressive design and torque-focused performance of the Yamaha MT-03, a hyper-naked streetfighter, make it stand out. With its mass-forward bodywork that accentuates its distinctive character, twin-eye LED headlamps and an upright riding stance, it is designed for agility and everyday use. The MT-03's small design and mono-cross rear suspension provide unparalleled manoeuvrability in city traffic, while its 321-cc engine, which powers the R3, ensures exhilarating acceleration and smooth performance.
Exports Drive Bajaj Auto To Post 8% Sales Growth In October
- By MT Bureau
- November 03, 2025
Pune-based two-wheeler and three-wheeler major Bajaj Auto has reported an 8 percent YoY increase in its total wholesales for October, selling 518,170 units compared to 479,707 units last year. The strong growth was primarily fuelled by export performance in both the two-wheeler and commercial vehicle segments.
Last month, the company sold 266,470 two-wheelers in the domestic market, up 4 percent YoY, while exports grew 11 percent YoY at 175,846 units, taking the total sales to 442,316 units, as compared to 414,372 units last year.
The three-wheeler sales, on the other hand, grew by 16 percent YoY to 75,854 units, compared to 65,535 units last year. Interestingly, while domestic sales saw a marginal decline to 47,678 units, exports grew by 62 percent YoY to 28,176 units.
For the April-October 2025 period, the total wholesales grew by 4 percent YoY to 2.92 million units, as compared to 2.80 million units last year. This includes 2.46 million two-wheeler sales, up 3 percent YoY, while three-wheeler sales grew by 14 percent YoY to 463,433 units.
Royal Enfield Sells 124,951 Motorcycles In October, Up 13%
- By MT Bureau
- November 02, 2025
Chennai-headquartered mid-sized motorcycle major Royal Enfield has reported its wholesales for October with 124,951 units sold, up 13 percent, which includes 8,107 units exported.
The company also witnessed its highest-ever festive sales, with over 249,000 motorcycles sold during September and October, marking a 26 percent growth YoY.
B Govindarajan, Managing Director, Eicher Motors and Chief Executive Officer, Royal Enfield, said, “This festive period has been truly special for all of us at Royal Enfield, as the festive spirit translated into an overwhelming response from customers across the country. With over 249,000 motorcycles sold during the festive months of September and October, our best-ever festive performance, we have achieved a milestone that speaks volumes about our momentum and the unwavering love riders have for the brand. From refreshed favourites like the Hunter 350 and Meteor 350 to timeless icons like the Bullet and Classic, our motorcycles continue to inspire and bring riders closer to the joy of motorcycling. As we are now gearing up to showcase some of our exciting new motorcycles at EICMA and celebrate the spirit of riding with our community at Motoverse, it is going to be truly a special time for us.”
Suzuki Motorcycle India Clocks 103,454 Unit Wholesales In October
- By MT Bureau
- November 01, 2025
Suzuki Motorcycle India, a leading manufacturer of scooters and motorcycles, has recorded its highest monthly wholesales to date, with a total of 129,261 units sold in October 2025.
This marks an 8 percent YoY growth compared to the 120,055 units sold in October 2024. The sales includes 103,454 units in the domestic market and 25,807 units exported. Alongside dispatches, the company claimed its retail sales reached an all-time high of 140,679 units last month.
Deepak Mutreja, Vice President – Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd., said, “October 2025 marks a significant milestone in Suzuki Motorcycle India’s growth journey. Achieving our highest-ever monthly performance is a direct reflection of the trust customers place in our brand and products. The record domestic retail sales of more than 140,000 units demonstrate robust demand during the festive period. We deeply appreciate the continued support of our dealer network and customers. Our focus remains on enriching the overall ownership experience while expanding our presence across the country.”
Suzuki Motorcycle India’s spare parts business also reported a healthy performance, with sales of INR 857 million in October 2025.
TVS Motor Company Sells 421,631 Two-Wheelers In October
- By MT Bureau
- November 01, 2025
TVS Motor Company recorded its highest-ever monthly wholesales in October 2025, with total sales reaching 543,557 units, which is an 11 percent growth compared to 489,015 units sold in October 2024.
Last month, the company saw 10 percent growth in two-wheeler sales increasing from 478,159 units last year to 525,150 units in October 2025. This includes 421,631 units in the domestic market, up 8 percent YoY. Motorcycles grew by 16 percent at 266,715 units, while scooter sales grew 7 percent to 205,919 units.
Electric vehicle sales grew by 11 percent from 29,308 units in October 2024 to 32,387 units in October 2025. The company noted that magnet availability continues to pose challenges in the short to medium term.
Three-wheeler sales saw 70 percent growth with 18,407 units sold in October 2025.
The company’s sales in international business registered a 21 percent growth, with sales increasing from 95,708 units in October 2024 to 115,806 units last year.
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