Yamaha Sales September 2026: Volumes Rise 10% YoY; R15 and Fascino Drive Growth
Yamaha recorded 80,782 units in September 2026, registering 10% year-on-year growth over 73,307 units in September 2025. Sales also increased 17% month-on-month from 68,796 units in August 2026.
The Ray remained Yamaha’s highest-selling model, while the R15 and Fascino delivered strong annual gains. Contributions from the XSR and EC06 also supported overall volumes, offsetting declines across the Ray, FZ, MT 15 and Aerox.
Yamaha Model-wise Sales — September 2026
Model | Sep-26 | Sep-25 | YoY Growth | Aug-26 | MoM Growth |
Ray | 22,088 | 27,280 | -19% | 20,700 | 7% |
R15 | 14,256 | 9,329 | 53% | 7,691 | 85% |
FZ | 13,583 | 16,137 | -16% | 14,214 | -4% |
Fascino | 11,349 | 5,955 | 91% | 9,493 | 20% |
MT 15 | 11,088 | 11,695 | -5% | 7,357 | 51% |
XSR | 5,509 | 0 | N/A | 5,254 | 5% |
Aerox | 2,416 | 2,901 | -17% | 3,611 | -33% |
EC06 | 493 | 0 | N/A | 475 | 4% |
R3 | 0 | 10 | -100% | 1 | -100% |
Total | 80,782 | 73,307 | 10% | 68,796 | 17% |
Yamaha Ray sold 22,088 units, down 19% YoY but up 7% MoM.Remained Yamaha’s largest volume contributor, accounting for 27.3% of September sales.
Yamaha R15 recorded 14,256 units, growing 53% YoY and 85% MoM.Ranked second overall and registered the strongest monthly percentage growth in Yamaha’s portfolio.
Yamaha FZ sales stood at 13,583 units, declining 16% YoY and 4% MoM.
Yamaha Fascino sold 11,349 units, rising 91% YoY and 20% MoM. Posted Yamaha’s highest annual percentage growth among models with a non-zero year-ago base.
Yamaha MT 15 recorded 11,088 units, down 5% YoY but up 51% MoM. Added 3,731 units over August, making it a major contributor to the monthly increase.
Yamaha XSR sales reached 5,509 units, up 5% MoM from 5,254 units. Contributed 6.8% of Yamaha’s September volumes; the year-ago comparison had a zero base.
Yamaha Aerox sold 2,416 units, down 17% YoY and 33% MoM. Recorded the steepest monthly percentage decline among models with sales during September.
Yamaha EC06 recorded 493 units, increasing 4% MoM from 475 units. Accounted for 0.6% of total volumes, with no sales recorded in the year-ago base.
Yamaha R3 recorded zero units, compared with 10 units in September 2025 and one unit in August 2026. Registered a 100% decline in both comparisons.
Auto Punditz Take
The R15 and Fascino together contributed 25,605 units, or 31.7% of Yamaha’s September sales. Their combined volumes increased by 10,321 units YoY, helping offset declines elsewhere in the portfolio.
The Ray remained the volume leader, but its annual decline of 5,192 units was the largest absolute drop among Yamaha’s models. The FZ and Aerox also recorded weaker performance across both annual and monthly comparisons.
Sequential growth was led by the R15 and MT 15. Together, the two models added 10,296 units over August, accounting for approximately 86% of Yamaha’s net monthly increase of 11,986 units.
Yamaha’s September performance therefore reflected strong gains from selected models. Sustaining the momentum in the R15 and Fascino, alongside a recovery in the Ray and FZ, will be key to achieving more balanced growth across the portfolio.
