Yamaha India is offering a 2-year standard warranty and 8-year extended warranty on the purchase of its scooter and motorcycle models.
Yamaha India has introduced a 10 year warranty program on its entire range of scooters and motorcycles in the country. The buyers will now get a 2-year standard warranty and 8-year extended warranty on the purchase of Yamaha two-wheelers. The 10-year warranty program will cover engine and electrical components, including the Fuel Injection (Fi) system. The scooter line-up, comprising of Ray ZR Fi, Fascino 125 Fi and Aerox 155 S, will be covered under warranty for up to 1 lakh km while the bikes such as FZ Series, R15, and MT-15 will get coverage of up to 1.25 lakh km.
The Japanese two-wheeler brand further announced that the ‘Total Warranty’ program has been rolled out free of cost for all the new customers, albeit for a limited period of time. After the initial duration, it will be offered at a nominal cost to the buyers. The biggest advantage of the 10-year warranty program is that it is fully transferable to subsequent owners, which further helps in increasing the resale value of a two-wheeler.
“This initiative aims to provide customers with greater assurance, long-term dependability, and enhanced value throughout their ownership experience. Yamaha’s 10-Year Total Warranty addresses these expectations by reducing overall ownership costs, improving service value, and supporting a worry-free riding experience over an extended period,” said the company in an official statement.
Recently, the 2025 Yamaha Aerox 155 S was launched in the Indian market with new colours and graphics at a price point of Rs 1.53 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Retailed via the Yamaha Blue Square showrooms, it was presented in two new paint schemes namely Racing Blue and Ice Fluo Vermillion. In addition, it was equipped with a OBD-2B compliant engine to meet the latest emission norms.
The standard version of the Aerox 155 is available in a single colourway namely Metallic Black at Rs 1.50 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Some of the notable features in the maxi-scooter include LED headlamp and tail-lamp, 14-inch alloy wheels, dual-shock rear suspension, and digital instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity.
Earlier this year, Yamaha FZ-S Fi Hybrid also went on sale in India at a sticker price of Rs 1.44 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). It was also showcased at the 2025 Bharat Mobility Global Expo in January as the Japanese brand’s first-ever hybrid motorcycle in the Indian market. The motorcycle comes equipped with Smart Motor Generator with Stop/Start and hybrid technology.
