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₹ 1,97,499ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 334cc
- Power
- 28.7bhp
- Mileage
- 23kmpl
- Weight
- 192kg
05 / Colours
Yezdi Scrambler Colours - Which One Should You Pick?
The 2026 Yezdi Scrambler is offered in four colours, each carrying a different price tag. Here's a quick breakdown:
Legacy Black (Rs 1,99,950) - The entry-level and most understated option. All-black treatment across the bodywork gives the Scrambler a stealthy, purposeful look. If you plan to add aftermarket graphics or accessories, this is the ideal canvas - and it saves you up to Rs 9,000 over the top colour.
OG Yellow (Rs 2,05,950) - The most vibrant option and arguably the truest to the scrambler heritage. High visibility on the road and a throwback to classic dirt-track racing liveries. This is the one that draws the most stares - and the most questions at petrol stations.
Rogue Red (Rs 2,05,950) - A rich, deep red that reads as premium in person. Neither too bright nor too muted - a good middle ground between attention-grabbing and everyday versatility. Photographs exceptionally well in golden-hour light.
Rally Blue (Rs 2,08,950) - The most premium-priced colour and the most contemporary looking. The blue hue complements the new race-number board side panels well, leaning into the off-road rally aesthetic. A strong choice if you're keeping the bike for the long term.
All colours share identical specifications - the price difference is purely for the finish. There are no hidden feature differences between variants.
4 colours available
Yezdi Scrambler in Legacy Black
Yezdi Scrambler in OG Yellow
Yezdi Scrambler in Rally Blue
Yezdi Scrambler in Rogue Red
When choosing a colour, consider resale value in your city - black and red tend to be safer bets for second-hand buyers who prefer understated options. OG Yellow is polarising but commands attention and works best if you're keeping the bike long-term. Rally Blue is the freshest colourway and may hold novelty value well. Ultimately, the colour you'll be happiest with at year three is the one that made you smile the first time you saw it - pick that one.