# Yamaha Ray ZR 125 — Available Colours 2026

> 11 colour options available for Yamaha Ray ZR 125.

Source: https://indianautoforum.com/bikes/yamaha/ray-zr-125/colours

The Ray ZR 125 range spans eight colour options in 2026, split between shades available on Drum/Disc variants and exclusives reserved for the Street Rally.

**Standard Drum & Disc colours:**
- **Metallic Black** - The most practical and neutral choice; hides minor scuffs better than lighter shades and doesn't polarise opinions. Available on both Drum and Disc.
- **Cyan Blue** - A bright teal-leaning blue, one of the most eye-catching options in the range. Popular with younger buyers; the colour pops strongly in daylight.
- **Silver White Cocktail** - New for 2025, this premium silver-white finish looks cleaner than standard whites and photographs exceptionally well.
- **Racing Blue** - Disc-exclusive; a deeper, sportier blue than Cyan. Reads more grown-up and less flashy than the brighter options.
- **Dark Matte Blue** - Also Disc-exclusive. The matte finish delivers a premium feel but requires more care: matte surfaces scratch more visibly and don't respond well to standard polishes or cloth rubs.

**Street Rally-exclusive colours:**
- **Cyber Green** - Bold, near-neon green that pairs with the Street Rally cladding for maximum street presence. Divisive but unmistakable.
- **Ice Fluo Vermillion** - Vivid orange-red with high visibility and a strong off-road aesthetic. Very distinctive in traffic.
- **Matte Grey Metallic** - Added with the 2025 refresh. The most understated Street Rally option - toned down versus the Green and Vermillion while still carrying the full rugged body kit.

## Colour Options
- Cyan Blue-Disc (#087BA5)
- Cyan Blue-Drum (#087BA5)
- Cyber Green (#4A5A24)
- Dark Matte Blue-Disc (#263E73)
- Ice Fluo-Vermillion (#F3F3F3)
- Matte Black (#17191B)
- Matte Grey Metallic (#686A6C)
- Matte Red-Disc (#B3202A)
- Metallic Black-Disc (#17191B)
- Racing Blue-Disc (#1749B8)
- Silver White Cocktail (#E4E5E5)

For a daily commuter that lives in office parking and apartment basements, Metallic Black or Silver White Cocktail are the easiest choices to live with - both hold up better against light contact and look composed across years of use. Cyan Blue and Racing Blue balance personality with practicality. If you're considering Dark Matte Blue, budget Rs 500-800 annually for specialist matte-finish detailing products; standard waxes and polishes will dull the finish over time. Street Rally colours are visually striking but remember: they're only available on the top Rs 89,760 variant. Resale-wise, all eight shades hold value reasonably well - bright or exclusive colours occasionally command a small premium in the used market.

## FAQs

**What colours does the Yamaha Ray ZR 125 come in?**
The Yamaha Ray ZR 125 Fi Hybrid is available in 8 colours in 2026: Metallic Black, Cyan Blue, Silver White Cocktail, Racing Blue, and Dark Matte Blue (the last two are Disc-exclusive). The Street Rally variant gets three exclusive colours - Cyber Green, Ice Fluo Vermillion, and Matte Grey Metallic - not available on any other variant.

**Which colour of the Yamaha Ray ZR 125 is most popular?**
Metallic Black is consistently the best-seller across Yamaha scooters - it's practical, hides minor marks, and appeals to a wide age range. Among the vibrant options, Cyan Blue draws the most attention from younger buyers. The new Silver White Cocktail (added for 2025) has seen strong interest as a more premium-looking alternative to standard white finishes.

**Do all colour variants of the Yamaha Ray ZR 125 cost the same?**
No - the Drum variant at Rs 76,960 is available only in Metallic Black and Cyan Blue. Disc variants carrying Metallic Black or Silver White Cocktail are priced at Rs 83,760; Racing Blue and Dark Matte Blue cost Rs 84,660. The Street Rally at Rs 89,760 carries its own three exclusive colours. So colour choice is tied to variant choice, not a standalone premium.

**Does the Yamaha Ray ZR 125 Dark Matte Blue require special maintenance?**
Yes - the Dark Matte Blue finish requires more care than standard gloss colours. Matte surfaces show scratches and swirl marks more readily, and standard bike polishes or cloth rubs can dull or streak the finish over time. Use only matte-compatible cleaning products; avoid automated car washes. Budget around Rs 500-800 per year for specialist matte-finish detailing to keep it looking sharp.

## More
- [Overview](/bikes/yamaha/ray-zr-125)
- [Variants & Prices](/bikes/yamaha/ray-zr-125/variants)