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R3 Variants & Prices
₹3.60 Lakhex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 321cc
- Power
- 41.4bhp
- Weight
- 169kg
02 / Variants
Yamaha R3 Variants and Prices
The Yamaha R3 is available in a single variant: the R3 STD, priced at Rs 3,39,028 ex-showroom in Delhi. This keeps the buying decision simple - there are no trim levels to navigate, no optional ABS pack to tick, and no confusion about what you do and don't get. Every R3 comes fully loaded with the same spec sheet: dual-channel ABS, USD front forks, full-LED lighting, and a 6-speed gearbox.
Two colour options are available: Icon Blue - the signature Yamaha R-series blue with blue-and-black graphics - and Yamaha Black, a stealthy all-black finish with subtle grey detailing. The Icon Blue is the more popular of the two and better reflects the R-series heritage. Yamaha Black appeals to riders who prefer a more understated look or want to avoid the "sports bike attention" that the blue attracts.
The ex-showroom price of Rs 3,39,028 is for Delhi. Prices vary by state due to different RTO tax slabs:
- Delhi: Rs 3,39,028
- Mumbai: Rs 3,94,871
- Pune: Rs 3,94,871
- Hyderabad: Rs 3,94,101
- Chennai: Rs 3,94,871
- Bangalore: Rs 4,21,154
On-road prices in Delhi work out to approximately Rs 3,89,466 after adding RTO (Rs 28,622) and comprehensive insurance (Rs 21,816). In Bangalore, the high state RTO - nearly Rs 68,000 - pushes the on-road price significantly higher.
Yamaha offers a standard 2-year / unlimited km warranty on the R3. Official accessories include a seat cowl (Rs 5,800) for the solo-rider look, a windscreen kit (Rs 6,900) for highway protection, and branded riding gear.
For buyers calculating EMI: at a typical 10% down payment and 36-month loan at 9% interest, the monthly EMI works out to approximately Rs 10,800-11,200 depending on the city and financier.
| Spec | Standard |
|---|---|
| Price | ₹ 3,39,332 |
| Engine | 321 cc |
| Max Power | 41.4 bhp |
| Mileage (ARAI) | — |
| ABS | — |
| Wheels | Alloy Wheels |
| Start Type | Self Start |
| Tyres | — |
| Colours | 2 |
The single-variant strategy is a double-edged sword. On one hand, you always get the full spec - no need to spend extra for ABS or alloy wheels. On the other, there is no entry-level variant for buyers who want the R3 at a lower price point. If the Rs 3.39 lakh ex-showroom feels steep, it is worth comparing the on-road price against the KTM RC 390 (Rs 3,23,497 ex-showroom), which also comes in a single standard variant and packs more technology. The TVS Apache RR 310 (from Rs 2,62,271) offers a more accessible entry point if budget is the primary constraint.