The bikes listed below fall under different price points. Consider carefully before picking one from this list of the Yamaha upcoming bikes in India in 2021.

1. Yamaha YZF R1

The most recent to be launched from Yamaha, this bike is known to generate 200PS at 13500 RPM power and 112.4Nm at 11500 RPM torque. It consists of disc brakes in the front and rear. With a kerb weight of 200kg and a fuel tank of 17 litres capacity, it comes with the promise of offering unmatched performance. 

• Launch date (tentative)- 28 May 2021
• Expected price- Rs. 20.39 lakhs
• Engine displacement- 998 cc
• Engine power- 200PS at 13500 RPM
• Mileage: NA
• Other features- Tubeless tyres, alloy wheels, dual-channel ABS (Anti-Braking System), BS6 emission type, 1150 mm seat height, four-engine cylinders.

2. Yamaha 2021 R3

This bike has already been launched in Japan and is supposed to launch in India soon. It comes in three colours: matte dark grey, deep purplish-blue, and cyan metallic. Consisting of 2 engine cylinders and valves, this bike offers self-start only with a chain drive type. Additionally, it has a manual transmission system which will give you optimal control over this bike. 

• Launch date (tentative)- June 2021
• Expected price- Rs. 3.50 lakhs
• Engine displacement- 321 cc
• Engine power- NA
• Mileage: NA
• Other features- Liquid-cooled cooling system, multi plate wet clutch, digital console, inverted telescopic fork front suspension type 5.1- in travel.

3. Yamaha NMax 155

This bike is one of the most budget-friendly upcoming Yamaha bikes in India, offering quality performance due to its power generation and engine displacement. Owners of this vehicle can expect a peak torque of 14.4Nm at 6000 RPM. At 127kg, the scooter is light enough so that it’s front and rear disc brakes allow for easy handling.

• Launch date (tentative)- June 2021
• Expected price- Rs. 1.30 lakhs
• Engine displacement- 155 cc
• Engine power- 15PS at 8000 RPM
• Mileage- NA
• Other features- CVT gearbox, tubeless tyres, 1115 mm seat height, alloy wheels, BS6 emission type, runs on petrol.

4. Yamaha WR 155R

If you are looking forward to  Yamaha’s new launches in India, this bike is a reliable option because of its key specifications and low price. It will come in 1 variant and 2 colours. Furthermore, it is packed with off-road equipment for off-road uses.

• Launch date (tentative)- July 2021
• Expected price- Rs. 1.50 lakhs
• Engine displacement- 155 cc
• Engine power- 16.7PS at 8000 RPM
• Mileage- NA
• Other features- VVA-equipped engine, single-engine cylinder, 134kg kerb weight, front and rear disc brakes, 888 mm seat height, liquid-cooled cooling system, tube tyres, fuel tank capacity 8.1 litres.

5. Yamaha FZ-X

Yamaha is yet to make an addition to its FZ series by the launch of FZ-X. Although this belongs to the FZ series, it has a commuter design language, which sets it apart from the other models.  

You will find a simple design of the side panels, tailpiece, and fuel tank section rather than a muscular design of the other FZ range. It is also likely to come with a fully digital console and single-channel Anti-Braking System.

• Launch date (tentative)- September 2021
• Expected price- Rs. 1.14 lakhs
• Engine displacement- 149 cc
• Engine power- 12.37PS at 7500 RPM
• Mileage- NA
• Other features- Circular full LED headlight supported by aluminium brackets, fork gaiters, dual-purpose tyres, turn indicators are standard bulb units, 1 engine cylinder, air-cooled engine type.

6. Yamaha MT-07

Powered by a parallel-twin engine, this bike complies with the emission norms of BS6. Therefore, this model from  Yamaha should be a desirable choice for people on the lookout for mid-range bikes.

• Launch date (tentative)- October 2021
• Expected price- Rs. 7.50 lakhs
• Engine displacement- 689 cc
• Engine power- 73.4PS
• Mileage- NA
• Other features- LED headlights with LED DRLs, LED turn indicators, LCD console unit, 67Nm torque, linear power delivery, 184kg kerb weight, 298 mm front disc brakes unit, seat height 805 mm.

7. Yamaha XSR 250

This is one of the top upcoming Yamaha bikes in India based on the Yamaha FZ25 model. It consists of an air-cooled engine with an oil cooler. Additionally, the suspension system comprises a telescopic front fork and a rear monoshock. The fuel tank design of this model is almost similar to that of Yamaha XSR155.

Its unique bodywork and other relevant features can give tough competition to other models from various brands under the same price bracket.

• Launch date (tentative)- November 2021
• Expected price- Rs. 1.70 lakhs
• Engine displacement- 249 cc
• Engine power- 20.8PS (Approx.)
• Mileage- NA
• Other features- 282 mm front and 220 mm rear disc brakes, alloy wheel, ABS consisting of dual-channel, 20.1Nm torque (Approx.)

8. 2020 Yamaha MT 03

Yamaha unveiled this model in 2020 and is scheduled to launch it in India this year. This model features the latest suspension system containing a 37 mm KYB upside-down fork in the front and spring rates on the preload-adjustable shock in the rear. Its parallel-twin engine offers similar engine displacement as the R3 model. A tubeless tyre type along with unique tyre specifications make up this upcoming bike.

• Launch date (tentative)- December 2021
• Expected price- Rs. 3.00 lakhs
• Engine displacement- 321 cc
• Engine power- 41.4PS
• Mileage- NA
• Other features- 29.6Nm torque, dual-LED position lamps, LED headlights, digital LCD instrument cluster, 298 mm front disc brake, 220 mm rear disc brake, standard ABS with dual-channel.

9. Yamaha XSR155 (low-budget)

This model has already been launched in Thailand. It comes with a superior engine type, a deltabox frame, and an optimised suspension system containing a USD front fork and a monoshock rear. It is likely to give a mileage of around 48.58 kmpl. However, the bike is priced considering the budget of those looking for budget-friendly upcoming Yamaha bikes in India.

• Launch date (tentative)- December 2021
• Expected price- Rs. 1.40 lakhs
• Engine displacement- 155 cc
• Engine power- 19.3PS
• Mileage- 48.58 kmpl
• Other features- Tubeless tyre, disc brakes at front and rear, liquid-cooled single-cylinder model, 14.7Nm torque, slipper clutch, 6-speed gearbox, LED headlamp and taillight, digital instrument console is circular.

10. Yamaha SR400 (Mid-range)

This retro-looking model is the last edition of the Yamaha SR400 series. As it is a classic motorcycle, it uses a kick-starter, has a halogen headlamp and an analogue instrument console. Yamaha used chrome in this model and a pair of spoked wheels to add to its classic appeal. However, it comes with fuel injection.

• Launch date (tentative)- July 2022
• Expected price- Rs. 3.50 lakhs
• Engine displacement- 399 cc
• Engine power- 24PS at 6000 RPM
• Mileage- NA
• Other features: Single-cylinder engine with 2-valve air-cooled motor, semi-double-cradle frame, suspension system consists of a telescopic fork at the front and dual shocks at the rear, front disc brake and rear drum brake, 5-speed transmission, produces a torque of 28Nm @ 3000 RPM, tube tyre type.