Yamaha two-wheelers price cut: India Yamaha Motor passes full GST benefit on R15, MT-15, Fascino, RayZR, Aerox, FZ

Yamaha two-wheelers price cut confirmed, with the R15 cheaper by ₹17,581 and revised prices effective September 22, 2025.

By Kaushik Das

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By Kaushik Das

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Yamaha two-wheelers with a "Price Cut" graphic, reflecting the GST benefit.

Intro

Yamaha has announced a broad two-wheeler price cut, passing on the full GST benefit after rates on sub-350cc models dropped from 28% to 18% – and that matters because flagship models like the R15 see up to ₹17,581 off from September 22, 2025. For value-focused buyers in the festive run-up, this means lower acquisition costs without compromising on features or performance.

Why it matters now

GST Council’s move to 18% for two-wheelers up to 350cc immediately makes two-wheelers more affordable in India’s largest motorised personal mobility segment and Yamaha says every eligible bike and scooter will get the full benefit. With deliveries peaking around Navratri–Diwali, the timing is perfect to nudge fence-sitters to book sooner to get the new ex-showroom prices.

Model-wise reductions at a glance

  • R15 Series: Buyers of the popular R15 series will see the biggest price benefits, with a maximum reduction of ₹17,581 on the flagship R15M. The new ex-showroom Delhi price for the R15M is now ₹1,94,439, a significant drop from its previous price of ₹2,12,020.
  • MT-15: Price benefit of ₹14,964, making it more affordable for performance enthusiasts who weigh performance against monthly EMIs.
  • FZ range: FZ-S Fi Hybrid and FZ-X Hybrid see reductions of ₹12,031 and ₹12,430 respectively, for commuters who want efficiency with mild-tech.
  • Aerox 155 Version S: Down by ₹12,753, a big relief in the sporty scooter space which is price sensitive.
  • RayZR: New price ₹86,001; down by ₹7,759 – good for city riders who prioritise light weight and mileage.
  • Fascino: New price ₹94,281 after a cut of ₹8,509, tightening competition in the retro-scooter space.

Context and impact

Yamaha’s announcement is in line with industry trend after GST 2.0 as brands are quick to pass on the benefit to boost demand. Yamaha India head Itaru Otani has publicly thanked the government, indicating a festive demand lift as the reduced tax will directly impact on-road pricing. Practically, buyers can expect around 8–10% headline benefit on targeted models, with dealership quotes reflecting new ex-showroom prices from September 22.

Buyer takeaway

If a 150–155cc premium bike or scooter has been on the radar, the new prices bring it closer to entry without compromising on spec – R15’s ₹17,581 cut is hard to ignore. Booking early could get the GST-linked cut and seasonal offers but availability and city-wise freight can still impact the final on-road price.

FAQs

From when do the new Yamaha prices apply?
New ex-showroom prices will be effective from September 22, 2025.

Which Yamaha model gets the biggest cut?
The flagship R15M receives the largest price reduction, with a maximum cut of ₹17,581 ex-showroom Delhi. This is followed by the MT-15 and the FZ range.

Hello! I’m Kaushik Das, a passionate automobile content writer with over two years of experience crafting detailed reviews, news updates, and expert insights. My work connects enthusiasts with the latest trends, technologies, and developments shaping India’s automotive world.Feel free to reach out at i.kaushikdas7@gmail.com.

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