Yamaha NMax 155

Yamaha NMax 155 is a scooter ex-showroom price in India will start from Rs. 1.30 lakh and is expected to launch on Dec 2025 . It will be available in 3 colours. The bike will get disc brakes in the front and rear, apart from this it will weigh 127 kg and will have a fuel tank capacity of 6.6 liters.

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1.30 Lakh Estimated Price
Dec 2025 Expected Launch

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NMax 155 Variants

Variants	Estimated Price
NMax 155 STD . Petrol	Rs. 1.30 Lakh Estimated Price	Alert Me When Launched

Specifications of NMax 155

155 CC
Engine
15 PS @ 8000 rpm
Max Power
6.6 Liters
Fuel Capacity
Tubeless
Tyre Type
127 Kg
Kerb Weight
14.4 NM @ 6000 rpm
Max Torque

Specs & Features of NMax 155

NMax 155 Key Highlights

Price: Yamaha Nmax 155 is likely to be priced at Rs 1.55 lakh (ex-showroom). It could be launched in India by the end of 2024.

Features: Coming to the features, the Nmax comes equipped with a Bluetooth-enabled LCD digital instrument panel. The console offers access to technical information, including speed, odometer readings, temperature, mileage, and a trip meter readings, apart from receiving text and call alerts and getting the last parking location. Besides these, the Nmax 155 gets an LED headlamp with DRL, LED taillamp, hazard function and convenient features like silent starter with Stop & Start System, remote boot release, USB charging port, under-seat storage and keyless ignition. The scooter also comes with safety features such as traction control that reduces slippage and maintains traction on wet roads and other slipper surfaces, and a dual-channel anti-lock braking system that ensures both front and rear wheel do not lock up during hard braking.

Engine: The Yamaha Nmax 155 gets a 155cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected motor that generates 15.10PS @8000 rpm and 14.4Nm @6000 rpm, paired with an automatic transmission. The scooter features an engine idle start/stop system that cuts off the engine at traffic stops or on congested roads and turns on by just twisting the throttle. This, in turn, enhances mileage and simultaneously reduces emissions.

Suspension, Brakes & Other Details: The Yamaha Nmax 155 has a telescopic front fork and dual shock absorber at the rear, built on an under-bone chassis. The braking is managed by discs at both front and rear. The scooter rides on 13-inch wheels and has a ground clearance of 124mm. The kerb weight of Nmax 155 is slightly more at 132kg than the sibling Aerox 155; and the fuel tank is also bigger at 7.1 litres.

Rivals: When launched, the scooter would compete primarily against the Aprilia SXR 160 and the Yamaha Aerox 155. However, in a similar price range, there are less powerful options available, like the Vespa VXL 125, Aprilia SXR 125 and Vespa SXL 125. The scooter would also compete against greener options like the Ather 450X and Ola S1 Pro.

NMax 155 Colours

Yamaha NMax 155 bike is available in 3 exciting colours options like Midnight Black, Gun Metalic Grey and Blue.

Midnight Black
Gun Metalic Grey
Blue

NMax 155 Colours

Yamaha NMax 155 Images

Check out detailed Yamaha NMax 155 image gallery of this popular offering by Yamaha bike here. Various detailed aspects of the bike, including its features, powertrain, and underpinnings can be seen in the pictures here.

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User Opinion about Yamaha NMax 155

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Chandrahas wrote 1 year ago

Hope it will launch in india with good pricing need to purchase a bike like a m**i scooter nmax or forza adv.Waiting for it to buy something like a m**i scooter.

Mex wrote 8 months ago

Won't launch in india, Just a gimmick been with this kind of since 2018 very disappointing how big companies sees indian customer.

Ronald wrote 5 years ago

Yamaha launching

I only got to ride it once but it was amazing. I just hope that Yamaha launching it in India soon.

vivaan wrote 4 months ago

I like big tyre size with

I like big tyre size with styling bike and scooter combo.Would like to purchase today if avilable.

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Questions & Answers on NMax 155

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Q. Yamaha nmax does have abs brake system

It would be too early to give a verdict as Yamaha NMax 155 is not launched yet, so we would suggest you to stay tuned for the updates.

Q. Is there any official update on the launch date for NMax or shall I go for Aprilia scooter?

The problem with this and other larger scooters coming out like this is that the flat foot board has been eliminated. In Asia particularly, one of the reasons we use scooters is to carry goods or groceries and even our children. This design makes it more difficult, unlike the upcoming Aprilia SXR 160 with a flat footboard. I truly think Yamaha (and Honda) will lose sales because of this and it has less attraction for me who was looking forward to a larger scooter with bigger engine.
Ideally the flat footboard is not for kids. It is a huge safety issue to begin with. I agree we use it for goods and groceries, but I think they should compensate the space with under seat storage.
This is a m**i scooter. It's meant for long drives. Not for carrying children and your personal grocery.

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Q. Is Yamaha NMax 155 compatible to drive in Himalayas?

It handled quite well in puddles but I don't know about rough roads

Q. What is the tyre size is it more than 12 inches and what is the fuel efficiency is it more than 35kmpl - NMax 155?

It 13 inches and yes the scooter can give up to 30-35 kmpl

Q. What are the recommended tyre pressures - NMax 155?

Front 22 and rear 36 , it's also depends on your tyre
Front = 20 to 22 psi. I’m comfortable with 22 psi cold Rear = 34 to 36 psi. I’m comfortable with 36psi cold
I don't know bout that

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Q. When is Yamaha NMax 155 going to be launched in India and what is the approximate price?