Yamaha announces prices of its new Fascino 125 FI Hybrid

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India Yamaha Motor (IYM) Pvt. Ltd. today announced the Ex-showroom price for its new Fascino 125 FI Hybrid model in India. The Disc Brake version of the model will be available at a price of INR 76,530 (Ex-Showroom Delhi) while the Drum Brake version of the model will be available at INR 70,000 (Ex-Showroom Delhi). The model will be available in the market by end of July 2021. The new Fascino 125 FI Hybrid flaunts a Smart Motor Generator (SMG) System with added functionality that newly adopts the Hybrid System wherein the SMG functions as an electric motor to give a power assist when you accelerate from a stop, reducing the insecurity caused by the wobble during start-outs in tandem riding or during uphill climbs. The Fascino 125 FI Hybrid, a stylish and fashionable model continues to be powered by a BS-VI compliant, air-cooled, fuel-injected (Fi), 125 cc blue core engine that produces a power output of 8.2 PS @ 6,500rpm and maximum torque of 10.3 N m @ 5,000rpm. Along with this, it also comes equipped with Side Stand Engine Cut off Switch which is a standard and mandatory feature for all Yamaha two wheelers in India. The Disc Brake version
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