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3 Lakh Units Of Yamaha Ray ZR & Fascino Scooters Recalled – Check Out All The Details About This Major Recall
Yamaha has announced a recall of 3 lakh units of its Ray ZR and Fascino Fi hybrid scooters. The recall, affecting models manufactured between January 1, 2022, and January 4, 2023, is due to faulty brake components that could compromise the scooters' safety on the road.
Immediate Action For Safety
Yamaha's decision to recall these units is a voluntary action aimed at preventing any potential accidents that could arise from the faulty brake parts. Owners of the Ray ZR and Fascino Fi hybrid models manufactured within the specified period are urged to check their scooter's eligibility for the recall.
This can be done by visiting nearby Yamaha service centres or by accessing the service section on Yamaha's official website, using the scooter's chassis number to verify. Yamaha has assured customers that all necessary replacements of the defective brake parts will be conducted free of charge, ensuring these vehicles are safe to ride again.
Pricing Details
The Ray ZR 125 is available in India in two versions, the drum variant priced at Rs 73,330 and the disc brake variant at Rs 76,330. Similarly, the Yamaha Fascino 125 comes in drum and disc variants, costing Rs 72,030 and Rs 74,530 respectively. These prices are ex-showroom, Delhi.
This recall comes shortly after Yamaha introduced new colours for its FZ-X motorcycle, with the Chrome colour option tagged at Rs 1.40 lakh, highlighting Yamaha's ongoing efforts to refresh its product lineup while ensuring customer safety remains a top priority.
Thoughts About Yamaha's Recall
Yamaha's swift move to recall a substantial number of units reflects the manufacturer's dedication to quality assurance and customer satisfaction. By addressing the brake part issue promptly and bearing the cost of repairs, Yamaha reinforces its reputation as a reliable brand that prioritizes the safety of its riders.
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