Yamaha Launches 2027 NMAX E Electric Scooter with 104km Claimed Range

On November 3, Yamaha unveiled the all-new NMAX E electric scooter, the electric version of the NMAX sport scooter. The vehicle is designated as a 2027 model for the European market, with pricing and specific launch regions yet to be announced. The NMAX E is positioned against 125cc combustion scooters and falls under the A1 license category. The new model features a compact eAxle integrated drive unit that delivers power to the rear wheel via belt drive. The motor produces a rated output of 6.7 kW (9 hp), a peak output of 7.5 kW (10 hp), and peak torque of 33.3 Nm. Top speed figures have not yet been disclosed. The vehicle uses a centrally mounted 3.5 kWh L-shaped fixed lithium battery pack, with a claimed range of 104 km under the WMTC Class 1 test cycle. An onboard 800W charger supports charging from a household outlet or a Type 2 AC public charging station, with a 0-to-full charge time of approximately 5.5 hours. The NMAX E offers three riding modes: Sport S, Touring T, and Eco E, and is equipped with regenerative braking. Vehicle features include traction control, ABS, 245mm front and rear disc brakes, 13-inch wheels, 33mm front forks, dual rear shocks, and a reverse gear. The vehicle is equipped with a 5-inch TFT instrument cluster and supports smartphone connectivity via the Yamaha Motor On App, offering turn-by-turn navigation, battery status, trip information, and maintenance reminders. Other features include keyless ignition, a USB-C charging port, LED lighting, and an illuminated underseat storage compartment.