Kathmandu, Nepal - 15th September, 2026 - Yamaha Nepal has launched a new festive campaign named “Changa Chet, Jeet Ko Naya Upgrade” this Dashain, encouraging customers to upgrade to Yamaha’s latest range of hi-tech motorcycles and scooters. The campaign brings together next-generation innovation, sporty design, and strong performance, giving customers more reasons to celebrate the festive season on two wheels.

Under the campaign, customers can register by scanning a QR code for a chance to win prizes worth up to Rs. 1,00,000. Those who verify their purchase stand a chance to win up to Rs. 10,00,000, making this one of Yamaha’s biggest festive offers to date. Every week, registered customers also get a chance to win hi-tech gadgets, adding more excitement throughout the campaign period. As the grand prize, one lucky winner will drive home a brand-new Yamaha R15.

To make the festive purchase easier, Yamaha is also offering spot exchange facilities, allowing customers to trade in their old vehicles instantly, along with easy finance options through MAW Hire Purchase. Customers can also avail of Yamaha’s “Laijau Ghar, Nagarikta ko Bharma” scheme, which allows them to take a vehicle home simply by submitting their citizenship documents.

The campaign covers Yamaha’s full lineup, including sports bikes, commuters, and scooters, giving customers a range of options to choose from this Dashain. Yamaha states that the initiative reflects the brand’s continued commitment to combining performance with accessibility for Nepali customers during the festive season.

In addition to the offers, Yamaha has announced that a portion of the proceeds generated through this campaign will be contributed to the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund to support communities affected by recent floods, adding a note of social responsibility to the festive celebration.

With the “Changa Chet, Jeet Ko Naya Upgrade” campaign this year, Yamaha aims to make this festive season more  rewarding for its customers while reinforcing its position as a trusted name in Nepal’s two-wheeler market. The campaign is currently open for registration, with terms and conditions applicable as per Yamaha’s official guidelines.