Compare Honda Click 150i vs Yamaha Nmax

• • User Reviews

  • Bigger, better, stronger

    The Honda Click 150i is the bigger of the two variants. In my opinion, this is another great...View More

    

    Nathanie Monday Jul 18, 2022 06:17:55

    Bestseller when it comes to automatic scooters

    I have heard a lot about automatic scooters. Till date neither got a chance to try out a ride on...View More

    

    Kenny Thursday May 5, 2022 15:22:02

    Bike that has given importance to the convenience of pillion riders on the go

    This is one such motorcycle which has not overlooked the convenience of pillion riders on the go....View More

    

    remoir Tuesday Apr 26, 2022 15:58:21

Things we like

• • Aggressive design: The Honda Click 150i sports an aggressive and sporty design, un

    Aggressive design: The Honda Click 150i sports an aggressive and sporty design, uncommon in most scooters. It has a pointy nose and sharp body panels

    Impressive features: The scooter comes with all-LED headlamps, taillights, turn indicators, keyless ignition and an idling stop system. It also has a fully digital instrument panel  

    Advanced powertrain: The Click 150i is equipped with a 150cc motor that produces 13.2 PS and 13.4 Nm that makes the scooter the most powerful vehicle in its class.

    Easy handling: The two-wheeler is lightweight and is extremely easy to handle. This makes it a perfect two-wheeler for city roads

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  • Feature-rich: Though it’s an entry-level scooter, the NMAX comes with a fully di

    Feature-rich: Though it’s an entry-level scooter, the NMAX comes with a fully digital instrument cluster, alloy wheels, disc brakes, and attractive styling.

    Refined powertrain: The Yamaha NMAX comes with a very refined 155cc engine which offers a smooth performance. Acceleration is one of the best in class

    Stable cruiser: The maxi-scooter has impressive cruising capability. It can easily cross 62mph on highways with dual carriageways. The ride is well-balanced.

    City performer: The Yamaha NMAX is a great city performer and handles extremely well in traffic. Turning corners is easy.

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Things we don’t like

• • Deceptive looks: The large and sharp-styled body panels make the two-wheeler look

    Deceptive looks: The large and sharp-styled body panels make the two-wheeler look beefy than it actually is. The looks are mostly deceptive

    Thin tire: The Click 150i rolls on thin tires. The leads to less traction on the road and makes the two-wheeler prone to slipping

    Only for the city: The Click 150i is a pure city scooter. The aggressive features are limited only to the looks. Highway riding is best avoided with the 150i.

    Plastic quality: Honda should have used better quality plastics for the scooter. The plastic is rather hard and scratchy

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  • Basic design: The design of the NMAX is extremely basic. There’s not much thrill

    Basic design: The design of the NMAX is extremely basic. There’s not much thrill here. Most of its rivals  have a far more attractive design

    Overpriced: The NMAX may come as overpriced to some buyers as it doesn’t have LED lighting. Other segment-standard features are expected from it

    Small console: The digital instrument cluster of the NMAX is rather small. It’s often difficult to read the numbers, particularly during rains.

    Floorboard storage: The maxi-scooter doesn’t have floorboard storage space which makes the vehicle unpractical for city travelling. The only storage space is located under the seat.

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News Comparison

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