Yamaha Motor India Achieves 10 Million Production Milestone

Yamaha FZS V3 is the 10 millionth two-wheeler that rolled out from the production line of the Japanese brand, creating another milestone on the name of Yamaha Motor India. The special motorcycle is an FZS V3 painted in the Blue shade and this new design definitely looks similar to the bigger MT-series motorcycles. The establishment of Yamaha in 1985 given them a good 34-year span to achieve this feat, with early years contributing a very small amount into the number. The 4-stroke era brought big numbers to the major brands of India and Yamaha is definitely one of them. [caption id="attachment_504403" align="aligncenter" width="1439"] Yamaha Motor India Achieves 10 Million Production Milestone[/caption] At the present speed of production, Yamaha will need just 6-8 years to double this number to 2 Crore for sure. The last seven years saw Yamaha producing 5 million units, out of which scooters played an important role with 44% of the volume. Fascino was the highest produced gearless product while FZ is the highest produced motorcycle from Yamaha. The brand also cleared that they have got 80% of the production completed from their north Indian facilities. Yamaha Motor India invited senior Yamaha officials from Japan to celebrate their important moment in the company timeline. [caption id="attachment_383567" align="aligncenter" width="796"] Yamaha FZS V3[/caption] Motofumi Shitara, chairman, Yamaha Motor India Group of Companies, said: “The journey for Yamaha has been quite exciting all these years. This landmark achievement is a testimony of our growing popularity and demand for our products which are exciting, stylish and sporty. This would not have been possible without the support of our employees, dealer partners, suppliers and vendors. They have played a key role and have extended their support throughout in line with the company’s business direction to achieve this important milestone. Going forward, we will continue to excite our customers and empower their lives through world-class products and services."