India Yamaha Motor Pvt. Ltd. (IYM), the Indian subsidiary of Yamaha Motor Company, has announced a voluntary recall campaign affecting a significant number of its popular 125cc hybrid scooters. The recall involves 3,06,635 units of the RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid and Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid models, which were manufactured between May 2, 2024, and September 3, 2025.
This proactive measure stems from the identification of a potential safety concern related to the front brake caliper. In select units, the component may exhibit limited functionality under certain operating conditions, which could impact braking performance. While no widespread incidents or accidents have been explicitly linked to this issue in public reports, Yamaha has emphasized that customer safety is its highest priority and has chosen to address the matter through a free replacement of the affected parts.
Details of the RecallThe voluntary recall campaign covers the following models:
- RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid
- Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid
Both are fuel-injected (Fi) hybrid scooters in the 125cc segment, known for their fuel efficiency, stylish design, and urban commuting appeal in the Indian market. The affected production period spans from early May 2024 to early September 2025, indicating that relatively recent purchases are primarily impacted.Yamaha has assured owners that the replacement of the defective front brake caliper (or related components) will be carried out free of charge at authorized service centers. No additional costs will be incurred by the vehicle owners for this rectification.
How to Check If Your Scooter Is Affected
Customers can easily verify whether their vehicle falls under this recall campaign by following these steps:
- Visit the official India Yamaha Motor website: yamaha-motor-india.com.
- Navigate to the Service section.
- Under the Maintenance tab, select Voluntary Recall Campaign.
- In the Scooter 125 section, enter your vehicle’s chassis number (also known as the frame number or VIN) to check eligibility.
Alternatively, owners can:
- Visit their nearest authorized Yamaha dealership or showroom for inspection and assistance.
- Contact Yamaha’s toll-free customer helpline for guidance and to schedule a service appointment.
The campaign is already in effect, and Yamaha encourages affected customers to act promptly to ensure their scooters are updated with the modified parts.
Yamaha’s Commitment to Safety
This recall underscores Yamaha’s proactive approach to quality assurance and safety in the Indian two-wheeler market. By voluntarily initiating the campaign upon identifying the potential issue, the company aims to prevent any risks before they materialize. Such actions are common in the automotive industry and reflect adherence to high safety standards.
Owners of the RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid or Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid produced within the specified date range are advised to check their chassis number at the earliest convenience. For the latest updates, refer directly to Yamaha’s official website or authorized channels, as details on the recall portal (such as yamaha-motor-india.com/service-recall-sc.html) provide the most accurate information.
If you own one of these scooters, this free service update is an opportunity to maintain peak performance and safety without any expense. Stay safe on the roads!
