Here is all the essential info on the Yamaha sales figures from Feb 2026 in India.
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Yamaha February 2026 Sales:
India Yamaha Motor delivered a commendable performance in February 2026, steadily strengthening its foothold in the highly competitive two-wheeler market by securing the seventh position with total domestic sales of just over 67,000 units, reflecting a strong year-on-year growth of nearly 33 per cent compared to 50,498 units recorded in February 2025, and this upward trajectory was largely driven by consistent demand for its core models such as the RayZR and FZ range, even as certain premium offerings and scooters experienced fluctuations due to shifting consumer preferences and segment dynamics, highlighting Yamaha’s ability to balance volume-driven products with aspirational models while maintaining a stable growth curve in a price-sensitive yet evolving market landscape.
The ever-popular Yamaha RayZR 125 once again emerged as the brand’s highest volume generator, registering an impressive 22,593 units in February 2026 and showcasing a remarkable 61 per cent year-on-year growth compared to 14,010 units in the same month last year, while also recording a healthy 14 per cent increase over January figures, reaffirming its strong acceptance in the entry-level scooter segment where affordability, efficiency and youthful styling play a crucial role, and closely following was the Yamaha FZ Series which posted 16,852 units with an outstanding 76 per cent YoY growth and a solid 35 per cent month-on-month rise, positioning it as one of the best-performing motorcycles in Yamaha’s portfolio thanks to its balanced appeal of performance, comfort and everyday usability that resonates well with urban riders and young enthusiasts alike.
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Among other notable performers, the Yamaha R15 continued its steady momentum with 9,246 units and a 29 per cent YoY increase supported by an 11 per cent MoM growth, while the Yamaha MT-15 maintained stability with 9,630 units despite a marginal 1 per cent YoY rise and a slight 13 per cent MoM dip, whereas the scooter lineup presented a mixed picture with the Yamaha Fascino 125 declining by 27 per cent YoY to 5,798 units but managing a modest 2 per cent MoM improvement, and the Yamaha Aerox 155 registering 1,938 units with a 13 per cent YoY drop and a sharper 32 per cent fall compared to January, while the neo-retro Yamaha XSR 155 stood at 924 units witnessing a steep 77 per cent MoM decline despite negligible YoY comparison, indicating fluctuating demand for niche offerings even as Yamaha continues to diversify its lineup with products catering to varied customer preferences.
February Sales:
- RayZR
- February 2026: 22,593 units
- February 2025: 14,010 units
- YoY Growth: +61%
- FZ Range
- February 2026: 16,852 units
- February 2025: 9,589 units
- YoY Growth: +76%
- MT-15
- February 2026: 9,630 units
- February 2025: 9,490 units
- YoY Growth: +1%
- R15
- February 2026: 9,246 units
- February 2025: 7,157 units
- YoY Growth: +29%
- Fascino 125
- February 2026: 5,798 units
- February 2025: 7,938 units
- YoY Growth: -27%
- Aerox 155
- February 2026: 1,938 units
- February 2025: 2,220 units
- YoY Growth: -13%
- XSR 155
- February 2026: 924 units
- February 2025: 0 units
- YoY Growth: Not Applicable
- EC-06 (Electric Scooter)
- February 2026: 92 units
- February 2025: 0 units
- YoY Growth: Not Applicable
- FZ25
- February 2026: 0 units
- February 2025: 0 units
- YoY Growth: No Change
Overall, the February 2026 sales performance reflects a well-rounded yet slightly uneven portfolio where strong gains from commuter-friendly and performance-oriented motorcycles helped offset the softness seen in certain scooter segments, reinforcing Yamaha’s strategic focus on sustaining growth through its core offerings while gradually refining its premium and niche lineup to better align with evolving consumer demand.
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