Yamaha VMAX at Japanese Design Exhibition
In the bid to emphasize on relevance of design in an automobile sector, Yamaha India Private Limited lately showcased its flagship muscle motorbike VMAX at the 3 day long Japanese plan Exhibition 'Good Design is Good business'. As part of a Exhibition, the panel of intend experts from Yamaha Bikes take a part in the presentation session to the throw light on a design view of VMAX, & why it is an important part of automobile manufacturing.
Commenting on occasion, Mr. Jun Nakata, Director - Marketing & Sales, Yamaha India Motor alleged, "Being supported via bodies - METI, FICCI & IDC, and Good Design Exhibition is exclusive platform to arrive to spectators & industry similar. Our presence at this Seminar is very important to demonstrate a technical ability of our products & showcase the Yamaha DNA. Since 2008, Yamaha Bikes has been pulling out the stops when this arrived to brand renewal & technological advancements. Basically every model that a bikes fans drooled over in a past made in the roads to Indian market - the Yamaha VMAX, MT 01 & R1 the racing Yamaha R15, the lord of a streets FZ, a powerful commuter SZ range & the potent YBR".
Yamaha and Fiat departed
The 4 year old relationship of Yamaha Motors and Fiat- for Yamaha MotoGP racing - has ,finally, come to an end that experienced a revive at Yamaha's MotoGP campaign by hammering Honda and Ducati. The split was already expected and is now proven by the two companies. Fiat today maintaining its words for No Italian Rider and No Money Policy departed from team Yamaha Racing of the year 2011 MotoGP circuit. Yamaha Motors have been the ever well-known name in the racing circuit and this departion of the corporation with Fiat is not to adversely affect its Yamaha's MotoGP performance.
Yamaha is to currently remain without a title sponsor in the premier class of MotoGP Championship. As per information, it is known that the tobacco company Marlboro is to resolutely remain entrenched as the principal sponsor of the Ducati MotoGP team for entire session of 2011 MotoGP and thus would dash many Italian fan's dream combination of Rossi-Ducati and Fiat.
Yamaha Reports 30.7% Annual and 69.7% Growth in December 2010
Yamaha India Motor which is a 100% subsidiary of Yamaha Motor Co., Japan (YMC) is doing well in Indian market with its reliable and very good performer 2 wheelers. Yamaha Indian Motor is the 1st company who had stared the sports model in the commuter segment such as Yamaha R15. Yamaha India Motors is getting good response from market and reported the 69.7% sales growth with total units sales of 34839 in the month of December 2010 as compared to 20529 units in the same month the year of 2009. This is a big achievement by the Yamaha in Indian market.
The annual report of the bike company is positive and in favour. It had clocked sales of 350264 two wheeler in 2010 as compared to 26,7895 units in 2009 which is the 30.7% more than last year. YIM is the doing well in the domestic market along with export. It had sold 258,987 units in 2010 as compared to 218,625 units in 2009 which accounts 18.5% more than previous year. On the other hand, it has achieved 85% growth in this year with total sales of 91,277 units as a compared to 49,270 units in 2009. The Yamaha India has exported 8272 bikes in the month of December 2010 as compared to 6917 motorbikes in the year of 2009, while the domestic sale is almost just double with 26567 units as compared to 13612 units in 2009.
Yamaha Motors Indian always comes with latest and new technology which attracts everybody and it has recently launched Yamaha SZ series (Yamaha SZ, Yamaha SZ X and Yamaha SZ R) and Yamaha FZ 1 while the major 2 wheelers of the company's are Yamaha VMAX (1,679cc), Yamaha MT01 (1,670cc), Yamaha YZF R1 (998cc), Yamaha Fazer (153cc), Yamaha FZS (153cc), Yamaha FZ16 (153cc), Yamaha R15 (150cc), Yamaha SS 125 (123cc), Yamaha YBR 125 (123cc), Yamaha YBR 110 (106cc) and Yamaha Crux (106cc).
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