Yamaha launches RayZR with hybrid tech

    The price for the RayZR 125 Fi starts at Rs 76,830 and goes up to Rs 83,830 (ex-showroom Delhi).

    Published On Sep 07, 2021 03:07:00 PM

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    Yamaha launches RayZR with hybrid tech

    Yamaha has launched the updated RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid and Street Rally 125 Fi Hybrid in India.

    • Street Rally version not available with drum brake
    • Both variants get Bluetooth connectivity
    • 125cc engine makes 8.2hp and 10.3Nm

    The standard RayZR with hybrid tech is priced at Rs 76,830 for drum brake version with the disc brake version costing Rs 79,830. The Street Rally variant costs Rs 83,830 (all prices, ex-showroom Delhi).

    Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid, Street Rally 125 Fi Hybrid: engine

    The biggest change is the addition of the Smart Motor Generator (SMG) that has an added functionality of ‘adopting the hybrid system’, says Yamaha. It basically works like an electric motor, providing power assist when taking off from standstill or going up an incline. 

    The rider gets a notification on the instrument cluster when the power assist function is in operation. The system cuts off power assist three seconds after setting off, after a predetermined rpm is crossed or when the rider closes the throttle. This is the same unit as the one on the Fascino. In fact, the RayZR also makes the same 8.2hp and 10.3Nm from its 125cc engine.

    Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid, Street Rally 125 Fi Hybrid: other changes

    What's also worth mentioning is that there has been no increase in the 99kg kerb weight, despite the addition of the system. Both variants of the updated scooter also get Bluetooth connectivity, LED headlights and new colour schemes.

    Also see:

    Yamaha Ray ZR 125 review, test ride

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