Voluntary recall of 125cc Hybrid scooter models by Yamaha
Scooters manufactured between January 1, 2022, to January 4, 2024, are part of the recall activity. Customers to get replacement parts free of cost at their nearest Yamaha Service centers.

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Staying committed to the highest quality and safety standards of products, India Yamaha Motor Pvt. Ltd. (IYM), has announced a voluntary recall of around 300,000 units of 125cc scooters manufactured between January 1, 2022 to January 4, 2024, with immediate effect. Customer safety remains the utmost priority for Yamaha and in line with this promise, this recall is aimed at resolving an issue with the brake lever function in select units of the Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid and Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid scooter models (Jan 2022 onward models). The replacement part is being provided to the concerned customer free of charge. To verify the eligibility for the recall, customers should visit the Service section of India Yamaha Motor website (https://www.yamaha-motor-india.com/), navigate to the ‘SC 125 Voluntary Recall’ and enter their Chassis No. details to know the next steps. In addition, customers can visit their nearest Yamaha service center and/or reach out to India Yamaha Motor at the toll-free number – 1800-420-1600 for further assistance.
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