The company will be introducing the new FZS-FI BS6 this year. Yamaha's new bikes in BS6 range includes the R15 V3, MT-15, Fascino 125, Ray Z 125, Ray ZR 125, FZ-FI V3, FZS-FI V3, and FZ 25. Yamaha’s future products will comprise premium scooters and motorcycles with engine capacities above 124cc. These scooters replace its previous 113cc predecessors as well as its entry-level scooters and motorcycles like the Alpha, Saluto 125 and Saluto RX 110. A prime example of this are its 125cc scooters: the Fascino 125, Ray Z 125 and Ray ZR 125. In the coming years, Yamaha plans to move away from the mass market segment and instead focus on premium products. This would also make India Yamaha's largest production hub. The Group Chairman of Yamaha India, Motofumi Shitara, said the company has plans to increase its production capacity from the current 1.7 million units to 2.5 million units in the above mentioned period. Yamaha India plans to increase its Indian two-wheeler market share to 10 per cent by 2024. Yamaha is a Japanese two-wheeler giant which started India operations back in 1985.
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