Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer Yamaha has launched a voluntary recall campaign in India for its Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid and RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid scooters. The recall affects a total of 3,06,635 units produced between May 2, 2024, and September 3, 2025. Yamaha has identified a potential issue with the braking system in these scooters, prompting the company to take proactive measures to ensure rider safety.
According to Yamaha, the recall is purely preventive and intended to avoid any risks associated with brake performance. Owners of the affected scooters are advised to contact authorised Yamaha service centres for inspection and corrective action at no additional cost. The company has also notified dealers to prioritise these units and ensure that all required measures are completed efficiently.
The Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid and RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid are among Yamaha’s popular scooters in the Indian market, known for their hybrid technology, stylish design, and fuel efficiency. The recall highlights Yamaha’s commitment to safety and quality assurance, ensuring that any potential mechanical issues are addressed promptly.
Affected customers can identify their scooters based on manufacturing dates and the unique Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) provided by Yamaha. The company has assured that replacement parts or required adjustments will be made free of charge and within a short turnaround time. Owners experiencing any braking concerns are urged to schedule service appointments without delay.
This recall reflects the growing emphasis on safety compliance in India’s two-wheeler segment, where manufacturers are increasingly taking proactive steps to maintain consumer trust and regulatory standards. Yamaha’s swift action also reinforces the importance of hybrid scooters in India, which combine fuel efficiency with modern technology, and the brand’s responsibility to ensure safe and reliable products.
Yamaha has requested all authorised dealers to support customers through the recall process and maintain transparency regarding any service procedures. Riders are encouraged to follow official guidance to prevent inconvenience and ensure optimal scooter performance.
While recalls can be disruptive, they are an essential part of automotive safety management, especially for vehicles with advanced features such as hybrid drive systems. Yamaha’s recall is expected to strengthen confidence among its customers by demonstrating the brand’s proactive approach to safety and quality.
The company has emphasised that no major incidents have been reported related to this brake issue so far. The recall campaign is part of Yamaha’s broader safety and quality strategy to continuously monitor and improve its products in the Indian market.
Yamaha owners who suspect their scooters may be affected should reach out to Yamaha customer care or visit the nearest authorised service centre for guidance and inspection. This ensures that all impacted scooters are addressed promptly, maintaining Yamaha’s high standards of reliability and rider safety.
