Yamaha enters the 125cc scooter segment
Yamaha launches new Fascino 125 FI, new Ray ZR 125 FI and Street Rally 125 FI
MUMBAI/CHENNAI
Continuing with the excitement of The Call of the Blue that carved the “The Yamaha Uniqueness” through product line ups and experiences, India Yamaha Motor (IYM) Pvt. Ltd. have announced its entry into the 125-cc scooter segment in India with the launch of Fascino 125 FI. The company will now work aggressively to fortify its market in the 125-cc scooter segment along with the motorcycle line up. The new scooter comes with several exciting new features, new engine technologies and is available in exciting new colours. The Ex-showroom Delhi starts from INR 66,430. The new Fascino 125 FI is powered by a BS-VI compliant, air cooled, fuel injected (FI), 125 cc blue core engine. The fuel economy is 16% higher compared to the earlier scooter and even the body weight has been reduced by 4 kgs as compared to Yamaha’s earlier scooters. The new Fascino 125 FI will come with a “Stop & start system” and with front disc brake with the “Unified brake system (UBS).” The target customers for the new Fascino 125 FI is the youth in the 18-24 years age bracket who are high on fashion, and who find the true reflection of their riding personality by the vehicle they ride and the performance it offers.
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