Latest News about Yamaha Cygnus Ray ZR

The limited edition scooter has been priced at Rs 59,028 demanding a premium of Rs 1500 over the standard disc variant.

Yamaha recently launched a new variant of the Cygnus Ray ZR christened the Street Rally. We check out how it fares against its rivals the Honda Dio and the Hero Maestro Edge. 

The Yamaha Cygnus Ray ZR Street Rally was launched at Rs 57,898. If you are on a similar budget, you could opt for 18 other scooters and motorcycles that the Indian market offers. 

The Street Rally variant sports two new colours and a few cosmetic upgrades.

Yamaha had showcased a decked-up version of the Ray ZR, christened as the Street Rally edition, at the Auto Expo, earlier this year. Now, the Japanese manufacturer has released a teaser hinting that its launch is right around the corner.

Yamaha India has announced a four per cent growth in August 2017 as compared to August 2016. The Japanese manufacturer sold 77,887 two-wheelers last month in India and Nepal, a significant increase from the 74,868 units it managed to sell in the corresponding period, last year.

Yamaha has taken a very fashionable approach with their new outlet. It has opened a new scooter boutique store in Chennai. 

India Yamaha Motor Pvt. Ltd. has announced that it has hit a major milestone by selling more than one lakh units in September 2016. The company also registered a growth of 33 per cent in domestic (including Nepal) sales in September 2016 as compared to the same period last year.

August has been an exceptionally good month for the Indian scooter market. The month usually sees a surge in demand owing to the festive season in Maharashtra and surrounding regions, and this year has been no different. Here is the list of scooters which made the most of the festive season and the ones who failed to capitalise on the opportunity. 

With Ganeshotsav drawing closer, Yamaha dealerships have started to stock up their inventory to prepare for the surge in demand for two-wheelers. Going by previous numbers, two-wheeler sales is expected to witness a jump of anywhere between 25 per cent 30 per cent, and dealerships have accordingly stocked up to prepare for this extra demand.