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Yamaha celebrates 70th anniversary with Rs 10,000 benefit on RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid

Yamaha celebrates 70th anniversary with Rs 10,000 benefit on RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid

India Today2 days ago
Marking its 70th Foundation Day, Yamaha is celebrating seven decades with a special offer for its customers. India Yamaha Motor announced a Rs 7,000 discount on the ex-showroom price of the RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid and RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid Street Rally, enabling savings of up to Rs 10,000 on the final on-road price. This limited-time offer is paired with an industry-first 10-year 'Total Warranty' at no extra cost.advertisementThe 10-year warranty, comprising a 2-year standard warranty and an 8-year extended warranty, covers critical engine and electrical components, including the Fuel Injection (Fi) system, up to 1,00,000 km. Fully transferable to subsequent owners, this warranty underscores Yamaha's confidence in the RayZR's durability and enhances its value for long-term ownership.The RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid is powered by a 125cc Fi Blue Core engine with Hybrid Power Assist. Features like the Smart Motor Generator (SMG) for smoother, quieter starts, E20 fuel compatibility, and a 21-litre under-seat storage add to its appeal.
The scooter also offers front telescopic suspension for enhanced comfort, a side stand engine cut-off switch for safety, an automatic stop-and-start system for better mileage in traffic, and a digital instrument cluster with Y-Connect Bluetooth connectivity for real-time ride data.advertisementGiven below are the variant-wise ex-showroom prices of the RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid:Subscribe to Auto Today MagazineModelVariantColours AvailableNew Price (Ex-showroom, Delhi)Ray ZR 125 FiHybrid drumCyan Blue, Metallic Black, Matte RedRs 79,340Ray ZR 125 FiHybrid discCyan Blue, Metallic Black, Matte Red, Racing Blue, Dark Matte BlueRs 86,430Ray ZR 125 FiHybrid Street Rally discIce Fluo Vermillion, Cyber Green, Matte BlackRs 92,970- Ends
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