65th anniversary of Yamaha celebrated today

Japanese two-wheeler major Yamaha celebrated its 65th anniversary today with all the entities across the world including Yamaha Motor India (YMI) Group. The brand celebrated the heritage of  unique mobility solutions including two wheelers, ground breaking technologies and racing legacy. As a part of these celebrations,Yamaha will run a host of customer activities on the digital space and will separately engage Yamaha employees in various craftwork initiatives to continue to transmit the brand's uniqueness, thus redirecting from physical activities to digital initiatives as billions of people are grappling with the pandemic.

The brand's motorcycle division that started in 1955 at Japan with the introduction of YA 1 had gradually rolled out some of the world's best seller commuters and performance-driven motorcycles along the sidelines of ace technologies like 4 stroke, DOHC 5 valve engine and eventually setting outstanding records of racing championships. YMIG under its brand campaign The Call of the Blue has been driving the spirit of this heritage with the help of a unique two-wheeler line up that are "exciting, stylish and sporty" and striking engagements and customer activities.

"Yamaha's Heritage is an outstanding tale of cutting through the constraints and develop world-class products and experiences. Since the beginning, Yamaha's aim was to bring heart revving products and experiences that many would cherish in a world of routines and limits. The 65th anniversary is when we showcase our heritage of uncompromising excellence of innovation and performance to the world and reiterate the brand's continuous commitment towards the society in offering more exciting, stylish and sporty products. On this occasion, the brand in India has also decided to stand with the frontline warriors who have enormously contributed towards sustaining our society." mentioned, Motofumi Shitara, Chairman, Yamaha Motor India Group of companies.

Yamaha India pays a tribute to the front line warriors with this layout of 107 units of Ray ZR 125 scooters

The company has also endeavored to offer its tribute to the frontline warriors including medical fraternity, teams handling emergency, civil and essential services through a new campaign "Yamaha Salutes Frontline Warriors". All two wheelers and four wheelers used by the employees along with the company's transport would display the illustrative stickers in support of the campaign, a balloon signage will also being installed at OMR, Chennai near to the company head office while the teams at Yamaha's Chennai plant have offered their support with the help of a unique vehicle formation saying Thank You