Compare Yamaha Mio Gear vs Yamaha Mio Gravis vs Yamaha Nmax

Yamaha Mio Gear

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SRP : ₱79,400 View Promo

Yamaha Mio Gravis

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SRP : ₱84,900 View Promo

Yamaha Nmax

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SRP : ₱155,900 View Promo

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Yamaha Mio Gear vs Yamaha Mio Gravis vs Yamaha Nmax - Basic information

Price
₱79,400 Yamaha Mio Gear Price
₱84,900 Yamaha Mio Gravis Price
₱155,900 Yamaha Nmax Price

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- User Reviews
- An agile, resilient, and nimble scooter
  
  Small displacement scooters are not considered to be resilient and athletic. However, the Yamaha...View More
  
  Francis Tuesday Jun 17, 2025 09:21:18
  A stylish package in the entry-level segment
  
  Yamaha's Mio Gear stands out as an entry-level scooter that comes with great aesthetics and...View More
  
  Mohammed Wednesday Dec 20, 2023 07:16:40
  Bike that is perfect for urban riders
  
  When a salesperson in a Yamaha showroom pointed at Yamaha mio-gear and started narrating all good...View More
  
  Dante Tuesday Feb 21, 2023 03:54:28
- An excellent mid-level AT scooter
  
  The Yamaha Mio Gravis is an excellent mid-level AT scooter. It is also Yamaha’s growing Mio...View More
  
  Carl Wednesday Jan 29, 2025 14:07:05
  A very modest everyday scooter
  
  I initially planned on getting this scooter for my wife, but after trying it out, I am riding it...View More
  
  Hudsen Wednesday Oct 4, 2023 12:47:22
  Amazing choice for both young and old riders
  
  I bet there is not a single Filipino who is not aware of Mio scooters from Yamaha. Those are not...View More
  
  Macario Wednesday Jan 18, 2023 07:21:54
- A 155 cc segment maxi-style scooter
  
  The Yamaha Nmax is one of the best bikes I have owned in my entire life. I ride it daily for around...View More
  
  Mike Friday May 9, 2025 03:35:32

- Affordable pricing
  
  Smooth and refined engine
  
  Affordable pricing
  
  Smooth and refined engine
- Standard and handy features
  
  Sporty design and styling
  
  Standard and handy features
  
  Sporty design and styling
  
  Modern and practical scooter
  
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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

- Could have had more features
  
  Could have had more features
  
  Floorboard slightly cramped for taller riders
  
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- The instrument console is very small that makes it difficult to read on the go
  
  The instrument console is very small that makes it difficult to read on the go
  
  Availability of a single variant
  
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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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Yamaha Mio Gear vs Yamaha Mio Gravis vs Yamaha Nmax - Console

- Navigator
- Side Stand Indicator
- Display Screen
- Speedometer
- Analog
- Digital
- Digital
- Fuel Gauge
- Analog
- Digital
- Digital
- Tachometer
- Oil Change Indicator
- Tripmeter
- Odometer
- Digital
- Digital

Yamaha Mio Gear vs Yamaha Mio Gravis vs Yamaha Nmax - Differentiating Features

- Cruise Control
- Height Adjustable Seats

Yamaha Mio Gear vs Yamaha Mio Gravis vs Yamaha Nmax - Safety & Security

- Back Rest
- Launch Control
- Leg Guards
- Pass Switch
- Shutter Lock
- Engine Check Warning
- ABS
- Stability Control
- Traction Control
- Engine Immobilizer
- Riding Modes
- Street
- Street
- Street, Sport
- Wheel Lock Front/back
- Side Reflectors
- Anti-Theft Alarm

Yamaha Mio Gear vs Yamaha Mio Gravis vs Yamaha Nmax - Electrical

- Adjustable Headlights
- Tail Lamp
- LED
- LED
- LED
- Accessory Outlet
- Head Lamp
- LED
- LED
- LED
- Indicator Light

Yamaha Mio Gear vs Yamaha Mio Gravis vs Yamaha Nmax - Chassis & Suspension

- Side Wings
- Seat Type
- Dual Stepped
- Dual Stepped
- Dual Stepped
- Body Frame Type
- Underbone
- Underbone
- Underbone
- Chrome Garnish

Yamaha Mio Gear vs Yamaha Mio Gravis vs Yamaha Nmax - Brake

- Front Brake
- Disc
- Disc
- Disc
- Rear Brake
- Drum
- Drum
- Disc

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Yamaha Mio Gear vs Yamaha Mio Gravis vs Yamaha Nmax - Dimension

- Ground Clearance
- 135 mm
- 135 mm
- 135 mm
- Seating Capacity
- 2
- 2
- 2
- Oil Tank Capacity
- 0.8 L
- 0.84 L
- 1 L
- Width
- 685 mm
- 690 mm
- 740 mm
- Height
- 1060 mm
- 1115 mm
- 1200 mm
- Kerb Weight
- 95 kg
- 102 kg
- 133 kg
- Length
- 1870 mm
- 1905 mm
- 1935 mm
- Seat Height
- 750 mm
- 780 mm
- 770 mm
- Category
- Scooter
- Scooter
- Scooter
- Wheel Base
- 1275 mm
- 1340 mm

Yamaha Mio Gear vs Yamaha Mio Gravis vs Yamaha Nmax - Wheels & Tyres

- Tyre Type
- Tubeless
- Radial, Tubeless
- Radial, Tubeless
- Front Wheel Size
- R14
- R12
- R13
- Rear Wheel Size
- R14
- R12
- R13
- Front Tyre
- 80/80 R14
- 100/90 R12
- 110/70 R13
- Rear Tyre
- 100/70 R14
- 110/90 R12
- 130/70 R13

Yamaha Mio Gear vs Yamaha Mio Gravis vs Yamaha Nmax - Engine & Performance

- No. Of Strokes
- 4-Stroke
- 4-Stroke
- 4-Stroke
- No. Of Cylinder
- 1
- 1
- 1
- Valve Configuration
- SOHC
- SOHC
- SOHC
- Lubrication System
- Wet Sump
- Wet Sump
- Wet Sump
- Valves Per Cylinder
- 2
- 2
- 4
- Compression Ratio
- 9.5:1
- 9.5:1
- 11.6:1
- Drive Type
- Belt Drive
- Belt Drive
- Belt Drive
- Exhaust Pipes
- Single Exhaust
- Single Exhaust
- Single Exhaust
- Bore X Stroke
- 52.4 mm x 57.9 mm
- 52.4 mm x 57.9 mm
- 58 mm x 58.7 mm
- Displacement
- 125
- 125
- 155
- Fuel Tank Capacity (litres)
- 4.2 L
- 4.2 L
- 7.1 L
- Cooling System
- Air Cooled
- Air Cooled
- Liquid Cooled
- Maximum Torque
- 9.6 Nm
- 9.5 Nm
- 14.2 Nm
- Maximum Power
- 9.3
- 9.3
- 15
- Clutch Type
- Centrifugal, Dry Type
- Dry, Centrifugal, Shoe
- Dry, Centrifugal, Shoe
- RPM at Maximum Power
- 8000
- 8000
- 8000
- RPM at Maximum Torque
- 5500
- 5500
- 6500
- Engine Type
- Single Cylinder, 2 Valves, 4-Stroke, Air Cooled, SOHC Engine
- Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, Air Cooled, SOHC Engine
- Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 4-Valves, SOHC Engine
- Injection Type
- Fuel Injection