Key Highlights
- Yamaha has introduced a 10-year ‘Total Warranty’ program for all made-in-India two-wheelers.
- The warranty includes 2 years of standard coverage and 8 years of extended protection, covering key components.
- The initiative is transferable to subsequent owners, enhancing resale value and long-term reliability.
Celebrating 40 years in India, Yamaha has launched a 10-year ‘Total Warranty’ program, setting a new benchmark in two-wheeler reliability and customer assurance. This initiative applies to all made-in-India motorcycles and scooters, reinforcing Yamaha’s commitment to long-term customer satisfaction.
What’s included in the Yamaha 10-Year Warranty?
The Total Warranty package consists of:
- 2 years of standard warranty, covering manufacturing defects.
- 8 years of extended warranty, ensuring protection for key components like the engine, electricals, and fuel injection system.
- Mileage coverage of 1,25,000 km for motorcycles and 1,00,000 km for scooters.
Yamaha’s hybrid scooters—Ray ZR Fi and Fascino 125 Fi—as well as the Aerox 155 Version S are included in the program, alongside the FZ series, R15, and MT-15.
Yamaha transferable warranty and customer benefits
One of the standout features of this initiative is its transferability. Owners can pass on the warranty to subsequent buyers, enhancing resale value and reinforcing Yamaha’s confidence in product durability.
Additionally, Yamaha has emphasized that the Total Warranty initiative aims to reduce ownership costs, improve service value, and support a hassle-free riding experience.
Market impact and future prospects
With this industry-first warranty program, Yamaha is positioning itself as a leader in long-term vehicle reliability. The move aligns with its premium brand strategy, ensuring that customers receive extended protection without additional costs for a limited period.
Our thoughts
Yamaha’s 10-year Total Warranty feels like a game-changer. The transferable warranty and extended coverage make it a solid value proposition, and the 1,25,000 km limit for motorcycles is impressive. And let’s be honest—who wouldn’t want a decade-long warranty on their two-wheeler?
