Japanese manufacturer Yamaha is bringing back its highly appreciated high-wheel scooter concept tailored specifically for European urban riders through a brand-new zero-emission platform. This modern commuter combines classic practical attributes with advanced electric powertrain technology to conquer daily city congestion.
The introduction of the Yamaha Xenter E marks a significant milestone in the brand's urban mobility strategy. Delivering performance equivalent to traditional 125cc combustion scooters, the machine features a maximum motor output of 7.5 kW paired with a 3.5 kWh battery pack, offering a certified cruising range of up to 108 kilometers on a single charge.
Engineering focus centers heavily on handling stability over deteriorated asphalt surfaces. By equipping both axles with large 16-inch wheels, the scooter effectively smooths out bumps, cobblestones, and tram tracks, ensuring a composed and confidence-inspiring ride when tackling rough inner-city environments.

Underneath the bodywork, Yamaha engineers developed a dedicated underbone chassis layout featuring a completely flat floorboard for effortless rider access and natural ergonomic positioning. The central integration of the battery pack optimizes mass centralization, significantly reducing unsprung weight for superior handling agility.
Market rollout is officially slated for the upcoming spring season. This strategic addition reinforces the brand's commitment to sustainable urban transport while retaining the everyday versatility that riders have trusted for years.



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