Yamaha Bikes Reputation in the Indian Two-Wheeler Market
Yamaha bikes are known for their excitement and performance.
Yamaha is a Japanese company known for its technological advancement and two-wheeler products.
Yamaha Corporation has various businesses including bikes, electronics and power sports equipment.
The company was started as a piano and reed organ manufacturer in 1887.
The founder of the company was Torakusu Yamaha.
The company was incorporated in October, 1897.
Yahama has been in business in India for years.
The company has launched various products in the market.
The bikes of the company sold in the market include Yamaha YZF R15, YZF R1, MT 01, Alba 106, Gladiator, Crux, Enticer, Stratoliner, V Max, YBX 125, G5, Crux S, Fazer, FZ 150, RX Z, Libero, FZS, FZ16, c Type SS/RS and Yamaha Gladiator Graffiti.
Yamaha has been performing well in India.
The company keeps launching new products to keep the interest of the bike lovers intact in the company and its products.
The company is now planning to launch scooters in India.
As of January 2010 the company was conducting feasibility test with regard to that.
The product line is yet to be decided.
Yamaha India is working on expanding its manufacturing plant at Greater Noida.
Currently the company has capacity of five lakh units per annum that it wants to increase to eight lakh units per annum by 2010.
The company is doing so to meet the growing demands for its bikes.
It would invest around Rs 800 crore in India in the coming years.
Yamaha enjoyed great response at the recently concluded Auto Expo 2010 held in New Delhi.
In July 2009, Yamaha launched its bike new Fazer in India.
The bike was the third two-wheeler on the same platform of FZ-16.
Yamaha has also introduced in the Indian market a new variant of FZ-16 called FZ-S.
The new Fazer has bigger rear tyre.
The bike is known for its performance and design.
Due to its performance Yamaha bikes have maintained their reputation in the Indian two-wheeler market.
The new Fazer is getting manufactured at the company's new manufacturing facility at Surajpur in Uttar Pradesh.
Yamaha is a Japanese company known for its technological advancement and two-wheeler products.
Yamaha Corporation has various businesses including bikes, electronics and power sports equipment.
The company was started as a piano and reed organ manufacturer in 1887.
The founder of the company was Torakusu Yamaha.
The company was incorporated in October, 1897.
Yahama has been in business in India for years.
The company has launched various products in the market.
The bikes of the company sold in the market include Yamaha YZF R15, YZF R1, MT 01, Alba 106, Gladiator, Crux, Enticer, Stratoliner, V Max, YBX 125, G5, Crux S, Fazer, FZ 150, RX Z, Libero, FZS, FZ16, c Type SS/RS and Yamaha Gladiator Graffiti.
Yamaha has been performing well in India.
The company keeps launching new products to keep the interest of the bike lovers intact in the company and its products.
The company is now planning to launch scooters in India.
As of January 2010 the company was conducting feasibility test with regard to that.
The product line is yet to be decided.
Yamaha India is working on expanding its manufacturing plant at Greater Noida.
Currently the company has capacity of five lakh units per annum that it wants to increase to eight lakh units per annum by 2010.
The company is doing so to meet the growing demands for its bikes.
It would invest around Rs 800 crore in India in the coming years.
Yamaha enjoyed great response at the recently concluded Auto Expo 2010 held in New Delhi.
In July 2009, Yamaha launched its bike new Fazer in India.
The bike was the third two-wheeler on the same platform of FZ-16.
Yamaha has also introduced in the Indian market a new variant of FZ-16 called FZ-S.
The new Fazer has bigger rear tyre.
The bike is known for its performance and design.
Due to its performance Yamaha bikes have maintained their reputation in the Indian two-wheeler market.
The new Fazer is getting manufactured at the company's new manufacturing facility at Surajpur in Uttar Pradesh.
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