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Yamaha Saluto Now Also Available In Matt Green Colour

Yamaha Motor India has introduced a new Matt Green colour option for its popular commuter, the Saluto, for an additional cost of Rs 1,000.

Yamaha Motor India has introduced a new Matt Green colour option for its popular commuter, the Saluto, for an additional cost of Rs 1,000.

The festive season is nearing and most of the manufacturers in the Indian two-wheeler market are preparing their products for the upcoming challenge. Following the heat, Yamaha has also introduced a new Matt Green colour for its popular commuter bike, the Saluto. The new colour scheme includes aggressive yellow graphics on a dual-tone black-green paint job, and it costs Rs 1,000 extra over the price of standard colour options. Apart from this visual update the bike remains unchanged and the new colour is available with both Standard and Disc Brake variants, and is priced at Rs 53,600 and Rs 56,100 respectively (both ex-showroom, Delhi).

Commenting on the launch, Roy Kurian, vice president, sales and marketing, Yamaha Motor India Sales Pvt Ltd, said, “Since its launch, Saluto has gained immense popularity in the commuter segment. The launch of new vibrant colour schemes and graphics of Saluto are in line with Yamaha’s promise to constantly delight its customers. While the core concept of Saluto remains the same, Yamaha strives to continuously interact and excite its target audience with the new products and services.”

As per Yamaha, the Saluto has been developed around the concept of an ‘Economical & Practical Indian Family Motorcycle’. Powering the bike is an air-cooled 125cc engine which is based on the Blue Core Engine Development, ideal for an optimum performance. The motor makes just 8.3PS of power, which is the least in the category, but delivers a decent peak torque of 10.1Nm. However, the performance has been compensated with the lowest weight in its class. With a wet weight of just 113 kg, the Saluto claims to offer a fuel efficiency of 78kmpl.

Also Read: Yamaha MT-03 Launch Near Diwali, Expected Price Rs 2.75 Lakh

Yamaha Saluto User Reviews

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vishal on Dec 28, 2024
4.2
An overview about Yamaha Saluto 125

It's a great commuter bike which is very much ideal for the city commutes and occasional highway rides even if it's a commuter bike it could able to sustain speeds upto 70km/hr in highway without any any struggle and it is a great mile muncher and I've done 2 lakh kms in this bike and it is still giving me a mileage average of 67 to 70kmpl and the aftermarket support is also good and service is very good in the showroom and service centre and in overall it's a very good bike and it's a bummer Yamaha discontinued this bike.Read More

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ajay on Jan 23, 2024
5.0
Great Bike

It's described as the most beautiful and successful bike with excellent mileage. The bike has a visually appealing design, making it both beautiful and budget-friendly.

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anonymous on Nov 03, 2022
4.0
Comfortable Bike

It is a very comfortable and maintenance-free vehicle. Easy handling and low price with high mileage and good performance.

M
maaz on Aug 03, 2022
4.3
Superb Bike

This bike is a superb bike, this bike has amazing performance and handling are very easy. This is budget-friendly, I like its design and look.

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cmt on Jul 26, 2022
3.7
Best Bike In This Price Range

I bought this bike on 02 Jul 2015. Till now, I don't have any problem regarding the engine and its electrical system. Yet, I have a very common issue with the speedometer cable. The mileage is good. Since I used this bike in hilly areas it gives me around 50kmpl. I hope it will last 7 more years without any major repair. But, one should know that I take very good care of it. Without caring, nothing will last long. Yamaha Saluto is the best in its price range. Read More

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