
Pros: Has a refined engine, Is lightweight
Cons: Not for taller riders, Could get more features
The RayZR has always been part of Yamaha’s scooter line-up in India alongside the Fascino. And over the years, both scooters have gotten similar updates even though they cater to a different set of buyers. Back in 2020, we tested the RayZR 125 which received the 124cc engine. And for this year, Yamaha has tweaked the same engine to offer a bit more performance along with the ‘Hybrid’ to its name.
However, is it still relevant enough to take on the TVS Ntorq 125, which is the highest-selling sporty 125cc scooter on the market today? We that in mind, we rode the Yamaha RayZR Fi-Hybrid for a couple of days. And here is what we came back with…