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The Yamaha R2 is available in five colours, spread across three variants

Yamaha R2 Metallic Black

Yamaha R2 base; Metallic Black

Yamaha R2 Dark bluish grey

Yamaha R2 base; Dark Bluish Gray

Yamaha R2 Racing Blue

Yamaha R2 Quickshifter; Racing Blue

Yamaha R2 Metallic Pearl White

Yamaha R2 Quickshifter; Metallic White Pearl

 Yamaha R2M front three quarter

Yamaha R2M; Metallic Gray

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Yamaha R2 colours image gallery

Yamaha has finally launched the YZF-R2, the much awaited follow-up to the YZF-R15. This marks the company’s brand-new launch in a really long time. The R2 gets an all-new platform with a 204cc engine. It continues to be a single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC engine as seen on the R15 but makes 26.5hp at 10,000rpm and 19.3Nm at 8,000rpm. The valves are coated with DLC (diamond-like carbon) coating, a feature seen on the erstwhile flagship YZF-R1.

Yamaha is looking to further sweeten the deal with features like ride-by-wire throttle which enables three ride modes, assist and slipper clutch, 37mm USD forks, and dual-channel ABS as standards. It continues to have features like a 5-inch TFT dash and Traction control, all seen on the R15 M. 

Yamaha has announced that the YZF-R2 will be exclusively available through their Blue Square network. The R2 starts at Rs 2.30 lakh for the base variant and Rs 2.53 lakh for the top of the line M variant. 

6 images•27 Aug 2026

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