RayZR remained Yamaha’s best-selling model in India, while R15 posted a strong sequential recovery and FZ accounted for half of exports
Yamaha’s September 2026 sales breakup shows contrasting performances across its domestic and export businesses. RayZR retained the domestic lead despite a year-on-year decline, while gains from R15 and Fascino, alongside the contribution from XSR, supported overall growth. FZ remained the largest export contributor.
Domestic sales reached 80,782 units, growing 10.20% over 73,307 units in September 2025. Volumes also increased 17.42% compared with August’s 68,796 units. Exports stood at 31,467 units, up 13% year-on-year but down 8.81% month-on-month. With the recent launch of R2, Yamaha India sales are expected to grow in coming months.
Yamaha Domestic Sales Sep 2026
RayZR recorded 22,088 units in September, accounting for 27.34% of Yamaha’s domestic sales. R15 ranked second with 14,256 units, growing 52.81% from 9,329 units in September 2025. FZ followed with 13,583 units, down 15.83% from 16,137 units a year earlier. Sales also declined 4.44% compared with August’s 14,214 units.
Fascino registered 11,349 units, growing 90.58% over 5,955 units in September 2025. MT15 recorded 11,088 units, declining 5.19% from 11,695 units a year earlier. R15 and MT15 together added 10,296 units month-on-month, providing most of Yamaha’s domestic increase.
XSR contributed 5,509 units. Sales increased 4.85% over August’s 5,254 units. Aerox recorded 2,416 units, down 16.72% year-on-year and 33.09% month-on-month. EC06 contributed 493 units, up 3.79% from 475 units in August. The combined R3/MT03 registered zero units, compared with 10 units a year earlier and one unit in August.
Yamaha Exports – FZ Contributes Over 50%
FZ led Yamaha’s exports with 15,823 units, accounting for 50.28% of overseas shipments. RayZR followed with 6,948 units, growing 80.84% from 3,842 units a year earlier. Its increase of 3,106 units was the largest annual export gain among the listed models.
Saluto exports reached 2,742 units, growing 17.28% year-on-year and 52.33% month-on-month. MT15 followed with 1,950 units, nearly doubling its September 2025 tally of 995 units. Together, FZ and RayZR accounted for approximately 72% of Yamaha’s September exports.
Saluto RX Decline Weighs On Sequential Exports
Saluto RX shipments fell to 1,536 units from 3,504 units a year earlier, a decline of 56.16%. R15 exports stood at 956 units, declining 17.59% year-on-year and 8.08% month-on-month. FZ25 recorded 952 units, down 10.53% annually but up 153.19% over August’s 376 units. XSR exports reached 320 units, compared with six units in August. SZ recorded 180 units, unchanged year-on-year, while Fascino and Aerox contributed 30 units each.
Yamaha Q3 2026 Domestic Sales Grow 20.68%
Yamaha recorded domestic sales of 2,22,157 units during July–September 2026, growing 20.68% over 1,84,085 units in Q3 2025. The increase amounted to 38,072 units, supported by gains from Fascino and R15, alongside the addition of XSR.
RayZR led the quarterly rankings with 66,548 units, growing 3.38% and accounting for 29.96% of Yamaha’s domestic volumes. FZ ranked second with 37,709 units despite a 9.29% decline. R15 followed with 32,452 units, up 38.21%, adding 8,971 units year-on-year.
Fascino recorded the strongest percentage growth among models with a year-ago sales base, rising 78.58% to 29,027 units. Its increase of 12,773 units helped offset weaker volumes from FZ and MT15. The latter recorded 28,792 units, down 6.59%.
XSR contributed 15,795 units, making it the largest addition to Yamaha’s quarterly sales compared with the year-ago period. Aerox grew 39.75% to 10,571 units, while EC06 added 1,262 units. The combined R3/MT03 tally stood at one unit, compared with 22 units in Q3 2025.
