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Yamaha Rolls Out 2024 MT-15 V2, Fascino, & Ray ZR With Fresh Aesthetics In India
Yamaha has unveiled the 2024 models of the MT-15 V2, Fascino, and Ray ZR in India, featuring new colour schemes and additional features. The highlight for the updated MT-15 V2 includes a new Cyber Green colour and a special Cyan Storm DLX paint scheme.
Furthermore, the MT-15 V2 DLX model now comes with a hazard function to enhance safety during rides. This motorcycle retains its robust 155cc engine. The Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid scooter sees an expansion in its colour palette with Cyan Blue, Matte Copper, Silver, and Metallic White now available.
For those preferring the drum variant, a new Metallic Black shade is an option. The Street Rally variant continues with its existing colour options. Both the Fascino and the Ray ZR models boast a 125 cc Fi BSVI-compliant engine, supporting E-20 fuel.
They offer features such as Hybrid Power Assist, LED lighting, and Bluetooth-enabled digital meters for a modern riding experience. The MT-15 V2's addition of the Cyber Green shade and graphical updates in the Cyan Storm DLX paint scheme mark Yamaha's continued emphasis on aesthetics.
The model's hazard function is a noteworthy safety feature, signalling Yamaha's commitment to rider security. The Fascino and Ray ZR scooters are not left behind, with both receiving fresh paint schemes, broadening the options for potential buyers.
Yamaha's MT-15 V2 continues to impress with its 155 cc engine and a suite of advanced features like traction control and dual-channel ABS. The Fascino and Ray ZR scooters also pack a punch with their 125 cc engines, complemented by technology like the Hybrid Power Assist.
The pricing for the updated models has been announced, with the MT-15 V2 Cyber Green DLX model tagged at Rs 1,72,700. The Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid disc version is priced at Rs 91,130, while the drum variant is available for Rs 79,900, and the Metallic Black drum variant for Rs 79,150.
The Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid is priced at Rs 91,430 for the disc version and Rs 85,030 for the drum variant, all prices being ex-showroom in New Delhi.
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With these updates, Yamaha continues to refine its lineup, offering a mix of style, safety, and technological advancements to cater to the diverse needs of Indian riders.
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