Yamaha Forms Partnership with Hero MotoCorp to Assist in New Investment in Electric Motorcycles and Aims to Expand Its Business in the European Market
This week’s news was the latest partnership between Yamaha and the Indian Hero MotoCorp to start production of electric motorcycles and supply them to the vast European market. After this significant step taken by both companies, the commercial expectation is that good and diverse fruits will emerge from this union of structure and high technology between the Japanese company and the Indian manufacturer.
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Electric Motorcycles Produced in Partnership Between Yamaha and Indian Company Hero MotoCorp Promise Good Range and Quick Recharge
The agreement sealed by the companies to produce electric motorcycles destined for Europe was made as follows: about 10% will be from Yamaha and the remaining 90% will be from the Indian Hero.
The agreement was made this way because both major companies saw a great opportunity to grow in the European market, as the sector of electric motorcycles has been increasing, with more and more people exchanging their cars for electric scooters. The manufacturers promise that the first units of electric motorcycles resulting from the partnership should arrive in the market soon, with the range characteristic of luxury motorcycles.
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New Factory Will Be Inaugurated Soon, Resulting from the Partnership Between Yamaha and Hero
According to the contract between the two companies, it is stated that a new company, led by Yamaha and Hero, will be created, meaning the production of electric motorcycles will take place in a completely new company, expected to be inaugurated this November.
Without its name being revealed yet, the new electric motorcycle factory will be located in Punjab, India. The total investment capital from Yamaha and the Indian Hero is about 328 million yen, which is around R$ 17 million.
Indian Multinational Aims to Boost Its Sales Worldwide
The brand, which is a success in India, decided to explore new paths, so it is very important to understand that Hero MotoCorp is a company that manufactures motorcycles and scooters at its headquarters in New Delhi, India.
Hero has decided it was time to implement a super global strategy, aiming to boost its sales outside of its home territory. Outside of India, the company is present in South America, specifically in Colombia, where the Indian brand has been selling its motorcycles for some time.
Additionally, a very important point emphasized by the Indian manufacturer is to establish a kind of new sales network, with Mexico being chosen to take this new step.
Finally, the Indian Hero has been gaining prominence and has made it clear that it wants to expand its ‘empire’, achieving greater visibility and, consequently, more sales outside of India. The aim is to seek those countries that have a good market for investment and sales.

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