India Yamaha Motor has introduced the updated Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid in three variants – Drum, Disc and S – priced at Rs 76,500, Rs 88,000 and Rs 95,200, respectively. The scooter is available across all authorized Yamaha dealerships including the premium Blue Square Outlets.
The 2026 Yamaha Fascino S is available in Matte Grey and Matte Black colour options, while the Disc variant is offered in three paint schemes – Cool Blue Metallic, Dark Matte Blue and Metallic Light Green. The top-end Drum variant comes in three exclusive colours – Metallic White, Metallic Black and Vivid Red.
The 2026 Yamah Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid continues to use Yamaha’s Blue Core Hybrid 125cc air cooled and fuel injected 4 stroke SOHC 2-valve engine, which is claimed to offer “refined performance and improved fuel efficiency.” This engine is compatible to E20 fuel. The updated Fascino measures 1780mm in length, and offers an under seat storage of 21-litres.
The suspension setup includes the conventional telescopic unit. Key features include a Smart Motor Generator (SMG), silent start, stop & start system (SSS), Enhanced Power Assist, a colour TFT instrument cluster with Turn‑by‑Turn navigation and the answer back function.
Official Statement
Commenting on the upgrade, Mr. Hajime Aota, Chairman, Yamaha Motor India Group, said, “The journey of Yamaha’s Fascino reflects our unwavering dedication to evolving with our customers. While our 1.5 million production milestone stands as a powerful testament to the trust placed in our products, we remain committed to pushing boundaries. As the preferences of today’s youth shift toward more diverse and sophisticated expressions of style, the new Fascino has been thoughtfully transformed into a trendsetting, unisex mobility solution. This evolution, led by our India-based R&D team, ensures that the refined design and trusted hybrid performance resonate with every rider seeking a perfect blend of innovation and practicality. We believe this new chapter for the Fascino will redefine the standard for urban commuting in India.”