Navigation and digital screens reach 125cc scooters from Rs 78,980

The Takeaway

• The two model ranges are available at authorized dealerships right now with no pre-order delays
• Base versions of the RayZR see minor cost increases of Rs 540 and Rs 960 over previous editions.
• An integrated hybrid system provides an enhanced power assist function during standing acceleration.
• Commuters get sensible factory features like a 21-litre under-seat storage capacity and a side-stand safety sensor.

Yamaha Motor India releases its refreshed 2026 scooter portfolio today. Buyers looking for urban transport now have new digital displays and vivid paint choices to consider. The company split the updates across its retro and sporty vehicle lines. It focuses heavily on connected technology.

The sporty RayZR arrives in four trims starting with a Metallic Black Drum option. The Disc variant adds Dark Matte Blue and Ice Fluo Vermillion to the catalogue. Riders preferring the Street Rally specification can pick the Liquid Crystal Display version in Matte Black or Ice Fluo Vermillion. A new top-tier Street Rally TFT variant debuts in exclusive Matte Titan. Meanwhile, the classic Fascino Drum model gains a Yellow Cocktail finish. The Fascino Disc tier offers Metallic Light Green, Cool Blue Metallic, or Matte Black. The flagship Fascino S model stands apart with its Metallic Orangish Gray special paint.

The standout structural change is the addition of a Colour Thin-Film Transistor instrument cluster on the highest RayZR trim. This digital unit pairs with smartphones to deliver turn-by-turn route directions and an Answer Back vehicle locator. The top Fascino keeps the identical screen setup it received last year.

2026 scooter pricing and display features

The introduction of smart console tech reflects a broader shift in the domestic commuter segment. Companies are increasingly putting map software directly onto their entry-level machines to attract younger Indian buyers. This approach mirrors other recent brand upgrades, similar to how built-in navigation and new colours reach the 2026 FZ-S Fi lineup in the motorcycle category. Both of these scooters retain the 125cc air-cooled engine with a silent start system and automated stop-start function to reduce petrol waste in heavy Indian traffic. In an unusual move for the industry, the premium Fascino S is actually Rs 3,760 cheaper than last year’s equivalent model.

The Unboxed Truth

Unbox Daily HQ finds the aggressive price cut on the retro flagship to be the smartest element of this launch. You get genuine utility from the smartphone routing on the top trims, making them solid buys if you hate pulling your phone out at traffic lights. Skip the middle variants if you do not care about exclusive paint, as they offer no functional upgrade over the base models.

Best for: City residents needing a lightweight machine for heavy traffic runs.

Who Is This For: Riders aged 18 to 35.

Courtesy: Yamaha India