Jawa Yezdi targets 700 touchpoints by FY28, strengthens ownership support

JawaYezdi Motorcycles is strengthening its ownership ecosystem through dealership expansion, improved spare-parts availability, product refinement and enhanced after-sales services, as the company seeks to build long-term customer confidence.

The brand is moving towards the 500-dealership milestone in 2026, with plans to expand its network to more than 700 touchpoints across India by FY28. The expansion aims to improve accessibility for customers in emerging markets and provide easier access to maintenance and service support.

The company is also strengthening its spare-parts ecosystem through authorised service centres and initiatives such as the nationwide Legends’ Care Camp. Newer Jawa and Yezdi motorcycles have incorporated engineering updates and refinements in build quality, panel fit and finish.

Its ownership support programmes include a standard four-year or 50,000-kilometre warranty for new motorcycles, alongside extended coverage, annual maintenance contract (AMC) options and roadside assistance.

Anupam Thareja, co-founder of Classic Legends, said the company was focusing on network expansion, service accessibility, parts availability and ownership assurance programmes to provide riders with greater confidence and peace of mind.

Classic Legends, which operates the Jawa, Yezdi and BSA motorcycle brands, aims to strengthen the performance-classic motorcycle segment through product and service offerings in India and international markets.