The Yamaha TMax 560, the Euro 5 successor to the Yamaha TMax 530, has been officially revealed. It has two variants and will be launched internationally on 8 May 2020.
Powering the new TMax is a 562 cc twin-cylinder, water-cooled, 4-stroke, DOHC, 4-valve engine.
Yamaha TMax 560 Features
The TMax 560 looks similar to the TMax 530. However, there are some visual differences on the new sports scooter. The front side turn signals of the Yamaha TMax 560 are quite compact and feature LEDs. The headlight has the same shape but it features 4 LEDs.
The design of the rear cowl is different and it gives the scooter a sportier look. The side cowl is different as well. The exhaust, unlike that of the old model, is an all-black unit. The biggest change has to be the tail light, which is a new, LED unit that creates a T-shape.
Some of the other key features of the Yamaha TMax 560 are:
Twin-pod instrument cluster
Split seats
Large under-seat storage with light
Adjustable front windscreen
Dual disc brakes at the front
Traction control
ABS
Yamaha TMax 560 Specs
ArrayPowering the new TMax is a 562 cc twin-cylinder, DOHC engine. This water-cooled mill churns out 48 PS of maximum power and 56 Nm of peak torque. Yamaha has also included some other changes which lead to reduced engine vibrations and improved acceleration.
V-belt type continuously variable transmission / automatic
Yamaha TMax 560 Variants
There are two variants of the Yamaha TMax 560 - Standard and Tech Max. The latter gets additional features like cruise control, electronically adjustable front windscreen, and heated hand grip and seat.
There are two variants of the Yamaha TMax 560 - Standard and Tech Max.Also Read: Yamaha Majesty S 155 cc maxi-scooter unveiled - Way more powerful than Aprilia SXR 160
Yamaha TMax 560 Price and Colours
The standard variant of the new Yamaha TMax 560 price is JPY 11,60,000 (INR 8.08 lakh) and is offered in only Matte Blueish Grey Metallic colour. On the other hand, the Yamaha TMax 560 Tech Max costs JPY 1290,000 (INR 8.99 lakh) and is offered in two colour options - Matte Greenish Grey and Matte Dark Grey.
Chances of Yamaha bringing the TMax 560 in India are low. For more Yamaha news and other two-wheeler updates, keep checking IndianAutosBlog.com.
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