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When it comes to the two-wheeler market, Bajaj and Yamaha are the two oldest players offering a range of models. The model line-up includes stylish bikes with top-notch features and safety.
If you are a biker searching for the perfect next purchase, go through the following sections to know the best choice.
Disclaimer: The information is updated here as of 23rd February 2024 and is subject to change.
Both Honda and Yamaha have similar models across different segments, from scooters to lightweight bikes and high-performance bikes. When comparing the insurance prices for these two brands, you need to consider the specific model as premiums are not determined based on the brands
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Based in Pune, Bajaj Auto Limited is a multinational Indian automotive manufacturer. It produces auto rickshaws, scooters, and motorcycles. It has a market capitalisation of Rs. 2.33 trillion. The company’s flagship model, Pulsar, became the biggest engine to get two variants in 2021.
Yamaha Motor is an Indian subsidiary of Yamaha Motor Co., a Japanese mobility manufacturer indulged in the making of two-wheelers, motorboats, and other motorised products. The company has a dominant market capitalisation of Rs. 1.46 trillion in India.
Basis |
Bajaj Auto | Yamaha Motor |
| Market Share | 33% in 2023 | 3.78% in 2023 |
| Units Sold | 3,26,806 in December 2023 | 63,375 in December 2023 |
To know the segment-wise comparison of Bajaj and Yamaha two-wheelers, read on.
Types of Bajaj and Yamaha Models by Segment
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Bajaj | Yamaha |
| Scooter | Chetak | Aerox 155, RayZR Street Rally 125 Fi Hybrid, Fascino 125 FI Hybrid |
| Bikes (100-150 cc) | CT 100, Discover 125, V15 | FZ X, Ray ZR 125, FZ S FI |
| Bikes (150-200 cc) | Pulsar RS, Avenger | R15 V4, Aerox 155 |
| Bikes (above 200 cc) | Dominar 400, Avenger 200 | FZ25 |
| Electric bikes and scooters | Chetak | Fascino 125 |
To know the mileage-wise comparison of Bajaj and Yamaha two-wheelers, read on.
Types of Bajaj and Yamaha Models by Mileage
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Bajaj Mileage (average) | Yamaha mileage (average) |
| Scooters | 113 - 127 Km/charge | 42-71 kmpl |
| Bikes (100-150 cc) | 49-60 kmpl | 45-55 kmpl |
| Bikes (150-200 cc) | 52 kmpl | 40-51 kmpl |
| Bikes (above 200 cc) | 39-44 kmpl | 39-40 kmpl |
| Electric bikes and scooters | 113 - 127 km/charge | 50-58 km/charge |
Bajaj offers a wide range of two-wheeler options, ranging from its iconic Chetak to the stylish Dominar 400. The manufacturer has shifted its emphasis from producing scooters to just motorcycles. Currently, Bajaj Auto offers a number of bike models under different brands, including Pulsar, Avenger, Platina, Discover, and the recently introduced V.
On the other hand, Yamaha is known for producing sports bikes. Yamaha has a long history of success in motorcycling, and it became well-known for producing two-stroke bikes that performed exceptionally well in top-class competitions.
Find out about the top safety features of Bajaj and Yamaha bikes:
Bajaj |
Yamaha |
| Front disc brake enhances braking efficiency. | E-lock is an advanced locking mechanism. |
| Anti-lock braking system prevents wheel lock during braking. | Parking record tracks parking location data. |
| Tubeless tyres enhance bike durability. | Hazard alerts about potential dangers. |
The following table mentions the after-sales service and support of both Bajaj and Yamaha:
Bajaj |
Yamaha |
| Over 2707 service centres in 515 cities | Around 1578 service centres in 461 cities |
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