In the Indian market, Yamaha has lowered the cost of its two bikes. The Yamaha MT 03 and R3 are the two motorcycles in question. Both of their prices have been lowered by Rs 1.10 lakh. The Yamaha MT 03 is a potent hyper-naked streetfighter motorbike, whereas the Yamaha R3 is an entry-level supersport motorcycle. By the middle of 2025, both of these can be released in their altered states.
India The cost of Yamaha Motor’s two motorcycles has been lowered. Beginning on February 1, the business will lower the prices of its Yamaha R3 and Yamaha MT 03 models. These two Yamaha motorcycles are now so much less expensive that you could purchase a 100cc motorcycle for that sum. Let us find out what features the Yamaha R3 and Yamaha MT 03 have and how much their prices have dropped.
The new Yamaha R3 and Yamaha MT 03 prices
Both of these Yamaha motorcycles are now up to Rs 1.10 lakh less expensive. Following this, the Yamaha R3’s ex-showroom price in Delhi fell from Rs 4,69,900 to Rs 3,59,900. At the same time, the Yamaha MT 03’s ex-showroom prices in Delhi has dropped from Rs 4,59,900 to Rs 3,49,900. Both of these bikes’ new models have been introduced internationally, and by the middle of 2025, they may be introduced in India.
Features of both bikes
Yamaha R3
This entry-level supersport motorcycle, which has set the standard for this segment, is known for its performance, track-oriented handling, and design. Its 321cc twin-cylinder engine produces 40.8 hp and 29.6 Nm of torque, and it has dual channel ABS, a telescopic fork, and a preload-adjustable rear monoshock.
Yamaha MT 03
It is a powerful hyper naked streetfighter motorbike. The MT 03 is equipped with features like upright riding position, mass-forward body design and twin-eye LED headlamps. It employs a 321cc 4-stroke, liquid-cooled, DOHC, 4-valve engine. This engine provides 42 PS of power and 29.5 Nm of torque.
Why the price went down
There is growing competition in the Indian market for high-end bikes. The company has lowered the pricing of these two bikes as a result. Yamaha will be able to compete in the quickly expanding premium motorcycle market in India after lowering the price of its R3 and MT-03. Both of these motorcycles have improved racing characteristics, performance, and design.