Yamaha Converts NMAX to Electric: New Scooter Can Travel Up to 104 km
The Yamaha NMAX E with a 3.5 kWh battery was unveiled at EICMA. It can be charged from a household socket or a public station with a Type 2 connector.
Yamaha has introduced the electric scooter NMAX E, joining the MAX family. The new model is designed for urban trips and belongs to a class comparable to scooters with 125 cc gasoline engines.
The model features an eAxle electric drive with a belt transmission. The nominal power is 6.7 kW, the maximum power is 7.5 kW, and the torque reaches 33.3 N·m.
The 3.5 kWh lithium-ion battery is mounted inside the frame and is not designed for removal during daily charging. The claimed range is up to 104 km under WMTC Class 1 cycle at a battery temperature of 25 °C. The actual range will depend on driving conditions.
Charging can be done using a household socket or a public AC charging station with a Type 2 connector. A full charge takes approximately 5.5 hours.
The rider has access to three driving modes: sporty S, smoother T, and economical E. The equipment includes ABS, a traction control system, and LED lighting.
Sales of Yamaha’s new electric scooters, including the NMAX E, are planned for spring 2027.
