Since the inception of this year, bike and car manufacturers have a single roll, roll of announcing enticing offers one after the other. And the purpose of these offerings is to allure customers and bring sustainability among their profit and specifically sales graphs.

Among the frontrunners in this race are Pakistan Suzuki and Yamaha, both vying for the attention of eager consumers with their irresistible deals. Just days after Pakistan Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) made waves with its latest offer, Yamaha has now stepped up to the plate, unleashing a tantalizing proposition for its flagship model, the YBR125G Matt Orange.

The Offer   

According to the company’s announcement, riders can now hit the road in style with a 12-month installment plan at 0% mark-up. With just Rs. 164,000 down, enthusiasts can secure their dream ride and relish the thrill of ownership, with manageable monthly installments of Rs. 29,000. What’s more, the cost includes registration and processing fees, ensuring a hassle-free experience from start to finish.

But act fast – with such an irresistible deal on the table, stocks are sure to fly off the shelves in no time. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to embrace the freedom of the open road on the back of Yamaha’s iconic YBR125G Matt Orange.

Same Model with A New Color

A day after introducing a YBR125G with a new ‘Markhor Inspired’ visual enhancement, the Japanese motorcycle manufacturer Yamaha Pakistan came with another move. The bike maker launched another prominent model YBR125 with a new vibrant color – metallic bluish gray.

Again, years old trend of just playing with graphics, color and stickers is prevailing. With the introduction of the new color Yamaha attempts to inject a sense of a cosmetic adventure only into their latest offering. However, for those seeking a mechanical or structural update in two-wheeler, the latest move is nothing more than a superficial alternation.

In the competitive landscape of Pakistan’s two-wheeler market, what do you think about Yamaha’s latest offering? Tell us in the comments section.