Yamaha Pakistan, a prominent player in the country’s motorcycle industry, has recently implemented its first price hike for the year 2024.
This decision comes against the backdrop of challenging economic conditions and a surge in production costs. The company, in a bid to navigate these challenges, has revised the prices of several motorcycle models while maintaining the price of one of its popular motorcycle.
The Yamaha YB 125Z retains its price at PKR 396,000, signaling a commitment from the company to provide stability in the midst of economic uncertainties. However, other models have witnessed varying degrees of price adjustments to address the impact of rising production costs and economic constraints.
Revised Price of Yamaha YB 125Z DX:
One notable model affected by the adjustment is the Yamaha YB 125Z DX, which has experienced an ex-factory price increase from PKR 440,500 to PKR 454,000. This adjustment represents a significant increment of PKR 13,500.
Revised Price of Yamaha YBR 125:
Similarly, the Yamaha YBR 125, another popular model in the Yamaha lineup, has seen a revision in its ex-factory price. Previously priced at PKR 452,500, the new price now stands at PKR 466,000, indicating a price hike of PKR 13,500.
Revised Price of Yamaha YBR 125G (Metallic Black):
The Yamaha YBR 125G, available in Metallic Black, has experienced a price increase from PKR 471,000 to PKR 485,000, reflecting a notable increment of PKR 14,000.
Revised Price of Yamaha YBR 125G (Matt Orange and Matt Dark Grey):
Further adjustments are observed in the prices of the Yamaha YBR 125G variants in Matt Orange and Matt Dark Grey. The ex-factory prices for these models have increased from PKR 474,000 to PKR 488,000, mirroring a price hike of PKR 14,000.
These price adjustments by Yamaha Pakistan underscore the challenges faced by the automotive industry, aligning with broader economic conditions.
The company’s decision to make targeted adjustments reflects a strategic approach to maintain competitiveness while ensuring the continued availability of high-quality motorcycles for consumers.
