Khyati Sharma 2026-08-22
Yamaha Motor India recorded a strong performance in the domestic two-wheeler market in July 2026, with total sales reaching 72,579 units. The company had sold 66,573 units in June 2026, resulting in a monthly increase of 6,006 units or 9.02%.
The growth was broad-based, with several key motorcycles and scooters reporting healthy year-on-year gains. The RayZR remained Yamaha’s best-selling model, while the R15, MT-15, Fascino, XSR and Aerox also contributed significantly to the overall volumes.
|
Model |
July 2026 |
July 2025 |
YoY Growth |
June 2026 |
MoM Growth |
|
23,760 |
16,421 |
44.69% |
22,782 |
4.29% |
|
|
10,505 |
6,623 |
58.61% |
9,261 |
13.43% |
|
|
10,347 |
8,516 |
21.53% |
10,094 |
2.51% |
|
|
9,912 |
11,110 |
-10.78% |
9,824 |
0.90% |
|
|
8,185 |
5,450 |
50.18% |
8,790 |
-6.88% |
|
|
5,032 |
— |
— |
4,199 |
19.84% |
|
|
4,544 |
2,239 |
102.95% |
1,455 |
212.30% |
|
|
EC06 |
294 |
— |
— |
168 |
75.00% |
The RayZR continued to dominate Yamaha’s domestic sales chart in July, registering 23,760 units. Sales increased by 44.69% YoY from 16,421 units in July 2025.
The scooter accounted for around 32.74% of Yamaha’s total domestic sales during the month. On a monthly basis, RayZR sales improved by 4.29% compared with 22,782 units in June 2026.
Yamaha India has also introduced updates to the RayZR and Fascino, which could further strengthen the scooters' presence in the market.
The Yamaha R15 secured the second position with 10,505 units sold in July 2026. The motorcycle registered an impressive 58.61% YoY growth, compared with 6,623 units in the same month last year.
R15 sales also increased 13.43% MoM, rising from 9,261 units in June.
The MT-15 followed closely with 10,347 units. Its sales grew 21.53% YoY and 2.51% MoM. Together, the R15 and MT-15 contributed nearly 29% of Yamaha’s domestic volumes in July.
The FZ ranked fourth in Yamaha’s sales chart with 9,912 units. However, it was one of the few models to record a year-on-year decline, with sales falling 10.78% from 11,110 units in July 2025.
On a monthly basis, FZ sales remained almost stable, increasing 0.90% from June.
Meanwhile, the Fascino registered 8,185 units, marking a healthy 50.18% YoY increase over 5,450 units sold a year earlier. However, its sales declined 6.88% compared with June 2026.
The XSR recorded 5,032 units in July, up from 4,199 units in June. This represents a 19.84% MoM increase, taking the model's contribution to nearly 7% of Yamaha’s domestic sales.
The Aerox delivered one of the strongest performances in Yamaha’s portfolio. Sales more than doubled year-on-year, increasing from 2,239 units in July 2025 to 4,544 units in July 2026.
Its 102.95% YoY growth was accompanied by an exceptional 212.30% MoM increase from 1,455 units in June. July also marked the Aerox’s highest monthly sales figure to date.
Yamaha’s EC06 electric scooter registered 294 units in July, compared with 168 units in June. This resulted in a 75% MoM increase.
Despite the growth, the EC06 currently accounts for a relatively small share of Yamaha’s overall domestic volumes at around 0.41%.
No sales were reported for the R3 and MT-03 in July 2026, compared with eight units registered in July 2025.
Overall, July proved to be a strong month for Yamaha in India. The company’s growth was not dependent on a single model, with both scooters and motorcycles contributing to the improvement.
The RayZR remained the key volume driver, while strong performances from the R15, MT-15, Fascino, XSR and Aerox helped Yamaha cross the 72,000-unit monthly sales mark.
The upcoming launch of the Yamaha R2 could provide another boost to the company’s motorcycle portfolio and sales in the coming months
