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Yamaha MT-15 V2 vs Yamaha R15 V3 in Nepal

Price & specification comparison · updated July 15, 2026

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Yamaha MT-15 V2Yamaha R15 V3
Ex-showroom priceRs 5.49 lakh – Rs 5.79 lakhRs 5.25 lakh
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DistributorMAW Enterprises (MAW Two Wheelers / MAW Ride – Authorized Yamaha Distributor for Nepal)MAW Enterprises (MAW Two Wheelers / MAW Ride – Authorized Yamaha Distributor for Nepal)
Variant-wise prices (July 15, 2026)

Yamaha MT-15 V2

Deluxe (Bluetooth/TCS variant)रु 5,79,000
Standardरु 5,49,000
(Standard, all colours)रु 5,49,900
MT-15 V2रु 5,69,900

Yamaha R15 V3

R15 V3 ABSरु 5,24,900
Specifications — MT-15 V2 Deluxe (Bluetooth/TCS variant) vs R15 V3 R15 V3 ABS
CategoryYamaha MT-15 V2Yamaha R15 V3
Battery & Range
  • 10L fuel tank shared with MT-15 platform
  • Mileage around mid-40s to high-40s kmpl, rider feedback
  • Practical tank range roughly 400–450 km in mixed use
Not disclosed officially
Motor Power & Drivetrain
  • 155cc liquid-cooled SOHC 4-valve single-cylinder engine
  • Approx 18.4 PS peak power output
  • Approx 14.1 Nm peak torque output
  • 6-speed manual gearbox, slipper/assist-style clutch feel
  • BS6-compliant FI system with Variable Valve Actuation
  • Chain final drive with sporty gearing
Not disclosed officially
Wheelbase & Ground Clearance
  • Wheelbase 1,335 mm; shared with standard variant
  • Ground clearance 170 mm, suited for city streets
Not disclosed officially
Dimensions
  • Length 2,020 mm, width 800 mm, height 1,070 mm
  • Seat height 810 mm; sporty yet manageable
  • Kerb weight around 138–141 kg including deluxe additions
  • Compact footprint aids urban manoeuvrability
Not disclosed officially
Cargo
  • Underseat space limited to documents and small tools
  • No factory-fitted luggage rack or pannier mounts
Not disclosed officially
Comfort & Interior
  • Sporty yet comfortable riding triangle for daily commuting
  • Firm single seat; better for rider than pillion
  • USD front forks improve ride composure over bumps
  • Linked-type monocross rear suspension balances sport and comfort
  • Engine refinement praised in city and highway usage
Not disclosed officially
Infotainment & Convenience
  • Y-Connect Bluetooth-enabled console in V2 deluxe variant
  • Smartphone integration for call, SMS, app alerts via Y-Connect
  • Shows trip data, battery voltage, last parked location via app
  • Negative LCD meter with gear indicator and real-time mileage
  • Side-stand engine cut-off and hazard indicators for convenience
Not disclosed officially
Safety
  • Single-channel ABS with front disc; rear disc standard
  • Traction Control System standard on V2 deluxe trim
  • LED head and tail lamps for better visibility
  • Tubeless tyres for controlled deflation in punctures
  • Deltabox frame and aluminium swingarm enhance stability
Not disclosed officially
Design & Exterior
  • Deluxe colours like Cyan Storm and Ice Fluo Vermillion
  • Aggressive front fascia with bi-functional LED projector
  • Aluminium swingarm visually differentiates V2 from earlier MT-15
  • Minimalist rear with sporty tyre-hugger and LED indicators
  • Six total colour options across two Nepal variants
Not disclosed officially
Sales & Imports
  • Marketed as higher-spec MT-15 V2 variant by Yamaha Nepal
  • Two-variant strategy helps wider price and feature coverage
  • Customer discussion quotes price near Rs 5.79 lakh on-road
  • Positioned above standard MT-15 V2 due to TCS and Bluetooth
Not disclosed officially
Value for Money Verdict
  • Added TCS, USD forks, and Bluetooth justify premium over base
  • Appeals strongly to enthusiasts seeking tech-loaded 150cc
  • Still expensive relative to simpler 150cc commuters
  • Value depends on buyer priority for performance and features
Not disclosed officially
Pros
  • Traction control and ABS increase safety margin
  • Bluetooth Y-Connect adds modern connectivity feel
  • USD forks and aluminium swingarm sharpen handling
  • Distinctive colour schemes enhance road presence
  • Strong midrange performance and good efficiency together
Not disclosed officially
Cons
  • Single-channel ABS only, despite higher pricing
  • Limited practicality; minimal storage and pillion comfort
  • On-road price approaches some higher-capacity rivals
  • Ride can feel firm on poor rural roads
  • Feature gap versus full dual-channel ABS competitors
Not disclosed officially

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Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper in Nepal — Yamaha MT-15 V2 or Yamaha R15 V3?

As of July 2026, the Yamaha R15 V3 starts at Rs 5.25 lakh ex-showroom — Rs 0.24 lakh less than the Yamaha MT-15 V2 at Rs 5.49 lakh.

What is the price of the Yamaha MT-15 V2 and Yamaha R15 V3 in Nepal?

The Yamaha MT-15 V2 costs Rs 5.49 lakh to Rs 5.79 lakh and the Yamaha R15 V3 costs Rs 5.25 lakh (ex-showroom, July 2026).

Should I buy the Yamaha MT-15 V2 or the Yamaha R15 V3?

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