The Latest Generation Of Yamaha Nmax Is Officially Marketed In Thailand, The Prices Are Starting This Way

The latest generation Yamaha Nmax driving test. (Photo: Afrizal/VOI)

JAKARTA - After his debut in Indonesia, the latest generation Yamaha Nmax finally greeted the Thai automotive market.

It is known, the latest generation of Yamaha Nmax comes with a myriad of changes, both from the design and engine area.

Quoting from the Greatbikers page, Friday, February 7, there are two variants offered for the white elephant country market, starting from Neo's standards or known as Indonesia, and Tech Max which is equipped with the YECVT turbo system.

In terms of design, just like in Indonesia, the latest generation of premium scooters has received several updates, starting from the new LED headlights that provide maximum lighting.

Not only that, the Tech Max model also gets a 4.2-inch TFT infotainment screen that is very functional in providing a lot of information to users. For example, it can provide phone call information, incoming messages to listen to songs.

Meanwhile, it also gets a garmin navigator system that provides location information, maps, alternative routes until they are connected to Y-Connect. For the Tech Max variant, you also get a new premium seat that provides convenience for users.

In addition, the highest variant has also been embedded with two driving modes, namely T mode and S mode, which are also in the Nmax Turbo variant in Indonesia. This driving mode can support users both for acceleration, and is not in the standard variant.

Regarding the heart of the runway, this one is equipped with a single-cylindrical Blue Core engine with variable valve actuation which produces 15.4 PS power at 8,000 rpm and 14.2 Nm torque at 6,500 rpm. The power is channeled through CVT transmission to the rear wheels.

When compared to the price in Indonesia, the price in the country is slightly higher. The standard variant sells for 98,500 baht or around Rp47 million, while the highest variant reaches 113,500 baht or equivalent to Rp54 million.

In comparison, in Indonesia the standard variant (Neo Version) is priced at IDR 33.4 million, while the highest variant (Tech Max Ultimate) sells for IDR 46 million.