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History
Beginnings: 1955 - The motorcycle division of Yamaha was
founded in 1955, and was headed by Genichi Kawakami. Yamaha's first
motorcycle was a 125cc, Y1 which was a competitive success at racing from the
beginning.
Success and growth in the 1960s - By 1963
Yamaha's dedication to both the two-stroke engine and racing paid off with their
first victory in international competition, at the Belgium GP, where they won the
250cc class.
The four stroke era begins: the 1970s -
Yamaha's first four-cylinder model, theXS-1100followed in 1978. It produced an
impressive string of victories in endurance racing.
The 1990s: Performance bikes - In 1998 Yamaha
marketed a 1000cc four cylinder road bike called the YZF 'R1', which introduced a
new style of gearbox design which shortened the overall length of the gearbox
case, to allow a more compact unit.
The 2000s: Expansion and consolidation - In
2007, Yamaha established thePhilippineoperations and distributes Yamaha
motorcycles under the corporate name ofYamaha Motor Philippines, Inc.,
one of more than 20 worldwide subsidiaries operating on all continents.
CONTENTS
Company details
Vision Statement
Yamaha Products
Sources of Promotion
Emerging Markets
Competitors
SWOT Analysis
COMPANY DETAILS
TYPE PUBLIC
HEADQUARTERS IWATA
SHIZUAKA,JAPAN
NO OF EMPLOYEES 52,000
VISION
STATEMENT
Establishing YAMAHA as
the exclusive and trusted
brand of customers by
creating
kando( touching their
hearts).
Yamaha
Yamahalogo
logo
Interesting
Interesting facts
facts
Yamaha to export sports bike to Japan from India.
- First in the history of Indian 2 wheeler
market
- First shipment of 300 motorcycles with
150cc
Musical Instruments
Pianos , keyboards
Guitars , Drums
Electronic and Entertainment
Instruments
Speaker systems
Headphones
Blue ray players
AV receivers and amplifiers
India Yamaha Motor
Yamaha Motors have already set three plants in India
which are at Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Chennai.
Yamaha Motor India deals in a wide range of
motorbikes and two-wheeler scooters.
These motorbikes are YZF-R15 Version 2.0 (149.8cc),
Fazer (153cc), Fazer Version 2.0 (149cc), FZ (153cc),
FZ FI Version 2.0 (149cc), SZ-S & SZ-RR (153cc),
Saluto (125cc), Crux (106cc).
And the scooters are Ray (113cc), Alpha (113cc)
Yamahas future plans include the introduction of
three new scooters which are Neo (50 cc), Fino (115
cc) and Spark (135 cc).
Yamaha FZ, FZS
FZ, FZS
CC- 153, Cylinders 1, Max power 13.8 bhp
(7500rpm)
Front suspension telescopic, rear suspension
monocross
Air-fuel ratio maintained by carburetor
FZ, FZS (FI)
CC 149, cylinders 1, Max power 13 bhp
(8000rpm)
Front suspension telescopic, rear suspension
swingarm
Air-fuel ratio maintained by transistor controlled
fuel ignition system.
SOURCES OF PROMOTION
Television advertisements
Newspaper advertisements
Movies
Uses of their Sports bikes
Celebrities
Emerging
Emerging markets
markets
Yamaha is now concentrating on
tapping rural markets for larger sales.
Weakness:
Yamaha has narrow product line in Indian market
Lesser fuel efficiency
Opportunities:
Products are cheaper than Honda
Growing demand in the market
Innovative products
Banks are willing to give motorcycle credits
Threats:
Increasing number of players in the market
Raising raw material costs
Lower reselling value than Honda
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