Latest News about Yamaha Alpha

Yamaha Motor India had launched their third scooter in India, the Alpha, at the 2014 Auto Expo. Yamaha said that they had developed it specifically for the Indian market. Now, the Japanese manufacturer has launched a new disc brake equipped version at Rs 52,556 (ex-showroom Delhi) and it also comes in two new colours.

It’s quite disturbing to receive messages or phone calls when you’re out riding on a motorcycle or a scooter. Most of us tend to lose focus when this happens but things might change in future. 

India Yamaha Motors has introduced three new dual-tone colour schemes for the Alpha scooter.  The three new colours are rocking red, beaming blue and gleaming gold.

India Yamaha Motors has launched their latest offering, the Fascino scooter at Rs 52,500 (ex-showroom Delhi). This new scooter is a premium offering from the Japanese manufacturer and is targeted at the youth. 

India Yamaha Motors is all set to launch a new scooter for the Indian market tomorrow. The company is tight-lipped about the launch, but we believe it could be the Nozza Grande – a 125cc scooter.

Looks like the top honchos at Yamaha love three-wheeler scooters. After adding the Tri-City in their production line-up, the company has shown more interest in this type of scooter, by unveiling two more scooter concepts codenamed – 03GEN-f and 03GEN-x.

Yamaha Motor India has introduced the updated versions of the Alpha, Ray and Ray Z. These new variants get Yamaha’s patented Blue Core technology, which was first seen on the FZ FI. 

Yamaha has issued a recall for its popular 110cc scooter, the Alpha, to fix a potential issue in the engine. The Japanese manufacturer recently started contacting Alpha owners personally, asking them to visit the nearest service centre and get their vehicle inspected.

Yamaha Motor India Sales Pvt. Ltd. has registered a 27 per jump in domestic sales in September. The company sold 59,325 units of its motorcycles and scooters in the last month as opposed to 46,790 units it could manage in September 2013. 

Yamaha Alpha was launched in Nepal last month for NPR 169,900 (Rs 1.05 lakh). Now, MAW Enterprises, the sole authorised distributor of Yamaha two-wheelers in Nepal, has exhibited the scooter at the 2014 Nepal Auto Show.