It is said that ‘human is error’.So,having faults in machines is a very natural thing there. Why is such a situation arising? In reality, the fear of mechanical faults in vehicles has always led various manufacturers to recall specific models from the market.Well-known companies like Tesla and BMW have also done similar actions in the past.Now, Yamaha India has followed that path.
Yamaha India to recall 3 lakh scooters from the market
The Japanese company’s Indian branch has announced the recall of over 3 lakh models, specifically Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid and Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid. This recall, related to brake lever functionality issues, is the highest in the history of the company in India.
It’s been revealed that every model of Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid and Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid manufactured from January 1, 2022, to January 4, 2024, will undergo a cost-free replacement of the brake lever if a defect is found. Now the matter is, upon hearing this news, many have started to think whether their scooter falls under the purview of the company’s announcement!
To know if your Yamaha scooter is under the recall, visit Yamaha India’s official website and check under the ‘SC 125 Voluntary Recall’ option by providing your model’s chassis details. Additionally, you can inquire through nearby service centers or call the toll-free number – 1800-420-1600.
In this context, it has been claimed in a report that this is the second-largest recall in the Indian automotive industry to date. In May 2021, Honda issued a recall notice to withdraw a total of 6,15,666 two-wheelers from the market. This included models such as Activa 5G/6G/125, CB Shine, CB 300R, H’ness CB350, X-Blade, and Hornet.
