Yamaha Mt 15

We take a close look at how the newly launched Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z weighs up against the Yamaha MT-15 V2. Find out below:  

Yamaha previously announced colour customisation options for the MT-15 models in India, enabling buyers to pick and add any preferred shade to their bikes.

The 2023 versions of the Yamaha Aerox 155, the MT-15 V2, the R15 V4, and the R15S have been launched in the Indian market. Now, the latest Aerox 155 scooter can be had with traction control system (TCS) along with a brand-new Silver colour option.

Yamaha has introduced the MotoGP editions of the R15M and MT-15 Ver 2.0 in India. The motorcycles come with the new paint options and the same powertrain as well as cycle parts. Details here.

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While the Yamaha R15 M and MT-15 share a lot in common, are they two different motorcycles in the real world? The only way to find out was to live with them and see for ourselves. And that’s exactly what we did!

Just as the YZF-R15s were timely updated with newer versions; Yamaha is likely to apply the same strategy with its MT-15 series and reports suggest that an MT-15 V2 is in the works.

The Yamaha MT-15 street naked motorcycle gets cosmetic enhancement. The update is just on the exterior while all the mechanicals and features continue to be the same as before. Read the following to know more.

The MT-15 gets all the goodies from the R15 V3 – the frame, brakes, and, most importantly, the 155cc engine that comes with variable valve actuation (VVA). It develops 19bhp and 14.7Nm of torque.

With a stripped body and wicked looks, the Yamaha MT-15 is the naked - or, road-biased - version of the track-biased R15 V3. But how is it different from the racy R15? Have a look here.