- Yamaha is accelerating its growth efforts within the Indian market.
- Yamaha launches a new motorcycle model in India using technology developed by its parent company in Japan.
Yamaha Explores Advanced Motorcycle Prototypes for Indian Market
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Updated Sun 05:52
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What happened
A review of the RD350 motorcycle reveals two distinct versions considered for the Indian market. The original model, available in the 1980s via an Escorts licensing agreement, was an air-cooled twin-cylinder machine. A separate, more powerful version existed with an LC suffix, which was never officially sold in India.
From autocarindia.com
Why it matters
The advanced prototypes of the RD350 were inspired by the TZ350 racer of the era. These prototypes featured modern architecture, including monoshock rear suspension and cast alloy wheels, demonstrating Yamaha's product development history in the region.
Yamaha is accelerating its growth efforts within the Indian market.
From autocarindia.com
Who's involved
- YamahaJapanese company whose product lines are being reviewed for market history.
- India Yamaha MotorSubsidiary of Yamaha that utilizes parent company technology.
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