Yamaha’s TMax Tech Max maxi-scooter has been discreetly spotted on Indian soil. While speculation abounds, the prevailing sentiment suggests this sighting may be attributed more to a private import endeavor rather than an official test scooter, as Yamaha currently confines the model to international markets exclusively.
The Yamaha TMax Tech Max stands apart from the typical Indian scooter landscape with its imposing and robust design, flaunting significantly larger proportions. A prominent feature is its oversized split LED headlight configuration, crowned with a transparent visor. The scooter boasts a step-up single-piece seat with a strategically placed cushion, enhancing rider comfort. Further accentuating its distinctive appearance is an upswept exhaust, a defining design element of the TMax Tech Max.
Under the hood, this Japanese marvel is propelled by a potent 562cc parallel-twin cylinder engine, delivering a robust 46bhp and a torque output of 55.9Nm. Power is smoothly transmitted to the wheels through a CVT transmission. When it comes to hardware, the Yamaha TMax Tech Max comes equipped with USD front forks and a monoshock, ensuring a smooth and stable ride. Braking prowess is ensured by dual 267mm front discs and a single 282mm rear disc, nestled within its 15-inch wheels and wrapped with grippy rubber – 120/70 up front and 160/60 at the rear.
Noteworthy is the array of tech features gracing the TMax Tech Max, including LED lighting and a cutting-edge TFT screen equipped with smartphone connectivity. This enables riders to access navigation, receive call and SMS alerts, control music playback, and stay updated with other notifications. The electronically adjustable windscreen, cruise control, heated seats and grips, keyless operation, anti-theft locking center stand, and ABS further elevate its appeal, setting it apart as a premium offering.
In the United Kingdom, the Yamaha TMax Tech Max carries a hefty price tag of GBP 13,807, which translates to approximately Rs. 14 lakh in Indian currency. This substantial price differential places it squarely in the luxury segment and may deter prospects of an official Indian launch, leaving the Indian market yearning for this distinguished two-wheeled marvel.
