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Yamaha NMAX 155 (2026) Price in Thailand: Standard, 25th Anniversary & Tech Max

All New Yamaha NMAX 155 2026 premium sport scooter, price from 98,500 baht in Thailand
All New Yamaha NMAX 155 2026 premium sport scooter, price from 98,500 baht in Thailand

Quick answer: the all-new 2026 Yamaha NMAX 155 costs 98,500 THB (Standard), 107,500 THB (25th Anniversary) and 113,500 THB (Tech Max with Yamaha's YECVT electric transmission) in Thailand — official Yamaha Thailand cash prices (about US$2,800–3,240). Dealer promotions vary.

All New Yamaha NMAX 155 2026 premium sport scooter, price from 98,500 baht in Thailand

Yamaha NMAX 2026 price in Thailand — all versions

Version Price (THB) Approx. USD* Colors
NMAX Standard (2026) 98,500 ~$2,810 Super Red, Vivid Black, Glossy White, Racing Blue
NMAX 25th Anniversary 107,500 ~$3,070 MAX Black
NMAX Tech Max 113,500 ~$3,240 Silver Chrome, Prestige Gray

*At roughly 35 THB/USD — check current rates. Add ~1,500–3,000 THB for registration and handling fees.

Yamaha NMAX 155 2026 Standard in Racing Blue, full side view
Yamaha NMAX Tech Max 2026 with YECVT transmission in Silver Chrome

Standard vs Tech Max — what the extra 15,000 THB buys

  • YECVT electric transmission — Yamaha's electronically controlled CVT with a turbo-feel boost mode for overtaking. No other 155cc scooter in Thailand has it.
  • Garmin navigation — full turn-by-turn maps on the meter, no phone mount needed.
  • Exclusive Tech Max colors and trim.

Garmin turnbyturn navigation display on the Yamaha NMAX Tech Max 2026

Key specifications

Spec Yamaha NMAX 155 (2026)
Engine 155cc Blue Core, SOHC 4-valve, VVA, liquid-cooled
Transmission Standard: V-belt CVT / Tech Max: YECVT
Weight 131 kg (Standard) / 134 kg (Tech Max)
Seat height 770 mm
Fuel tank 7.1 L (E10–E20)
Brakes Front & rear discs with dual-channel ABS
Extras Smart Key, traction control (TCS), Stop & Start, LED projector headlight, dual digital meter with Y-Connect

LED projector headlight on the Yamaha NMAX 155 2026
Dual digital meter with YConnect on the Yamaha NMAX 155 2026

Financing snapshot (for residents)

Example with a 20% down payment (19,700 THB), financed amount ~78,800 THB, at typical Thai flat interest rates:

Term Flat rate/year Monthly payment Total interest
12 months 3.39% ~6,789 THB ~2,671 THB
24 months 3.89% ~3,539 THB ~6,131 THB
36 months 4.39% ~2,477 THB ~10,378 THB
48 months 4.89% ~1,963 THB ~15,413 THB

Rates are indicative of common Thai motorbike financing offers. Actual quotes vary by lender, promotion and credit profile — always request a written quote. Note: financing is generally only available to foreigners holding a Thai work permit; most expats and long-stay visitors buy in cash.

Can a foreigner buy a motorbike in Thailand?

Yes — foreigners can legally buy and register a motorbike in Thailand in their own name. Here is what dealers and the Department of Land Transport (DLT) typically require:

  • Passport with a non-immigrant visa (work, retirement, education). Buying on a tourist visa is possible at some dealers but registration is harder.
  • Certificate of residence — issued by Thai Immigration (or your embassy) confirming your address in Thailand. Usually takes a few days and a small fee.
  • Cash payment — financing normally requires a work permit and Thai bank statements, so most foreigners pay cash.

After purchase you receive the green book (registration book) in your name — this is the vehicle's ownership document. Yearly running costs are small: compulsory insurance (Por Ror Bor) ~645 THB and road tax ~100 THB.

Buy or rent? The honest math for your stay

Your situation Better option Why
Holiday: days to a few weeks Rent No paperwork, insurance and maintenance included, free hotel delivery
Staying 1–6 months Rent monthly A monthly rental is far cheaper than buying + reselling, with zero ownership risk
Living in Thailand 1+ years with proper visa Buy Ownership pays off past roughly a year of daily use

NMAX 155 vs PCX 160 vs Click 160 (2026 prices)

NMAX 155 PCX 160 Click 160
Price (THB) 98,500 96,000 69,900
ABS Front + rear Front + rear Front
Headlight LED projector LED "Victory" signature Dual LED
Unique selling point YECVT + Garmin (Tech Max) 30L under-seat, comfort Light, agile, cheapest

See also: Honda Click 160 2026 price guide and Honda ADV 160 2026 price guide.

Try one in Phuket before you buy

Rent a Yamaha NMAX in Phuket with Chang Thai Rentals from 450–500 THB/day — 5 branches island-wide, free hotel delivery, helmets included. Test the sporty riding position and the VVA engine on real Phuket roads before spending 98,500–113,500 THB. Full rates on our price guide.

FAQ

How much is the Yamaha NMAX 155 in Thailand (2026)?

Three versions: NMAX Standard 98,500 THB (~US$2,800), NMAX 25th Anniversary 107,500 THB, and NMAX Tech Max 113,500 THB. Official Yamaha Thailand cash prices.

What is the difference between NMAX Standard and Tech Max?

The Tech Max (113,500 THB) adds Yamaha's YECVT electric transmission with a turbo-feel boost mode, Garmin on-screen navigation and exclusive colors — 15,000 THB over the Standard.

What is YECVT?

Yamaha Electric CVT — an electronically controlled transmission that adjusts ratios with a motor and offers an overtaking boost mode. The NMAX Tech Max is the only 155cc scooter in Thailand with it.

Can a foreigner buy a Yamaha NMAX in Thailand?

Yes — with a passport, a non-immigrant visa and a certificate of residence from Thai Immigration. Most foreigners pay cash, since financing requires a work permit.

NMAX 155 vs Honda PCX 160 — which is better?

The NMAX Standard costs about 2,500 THB more than the PCX 160 Standard. NMAX offers dual-channel ABS and an LED projector headlight; PCX counters with a bigger 8.1L tank and 30L under-seat storage. Sporty vs comfortable.

What colors does the 2026 NMAX come in?

Standard: Super Red, Vivid Black, Glossy White, Racing Blue. 25th Anniversary: MAX Black. Tech Max: Silver Chrome and Prestige Gray.

How fuel-efficient is the NMAX 155?

The 155cc Blue Core VVA engine with Stop & Start returns roughly 40–45 km per liter in real-world riding; the tank holds 7.1 liters.

Can I rent a Yamaha NMAX in Phuket before buying?

Yes — Chang Thai Rentals rents late-model NMAX 155s in Phuket from 450–500 THB per day with free hotel delivery, so you can test it before spending 98,500+ THB.

Sources

  • Yamaha Motor Thailand — official prices and specifications: yamaha-motor.co.th
  • Department of Land Transport (registration, Por Ror Bor): dlt.go.th

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