When Yamaha announced that the company would unveil two electric scooters for both the European and Asian markets next year, they also shared which concepts the new scooters would be drawn from. It ...

Bruno started at Top Speed in 2022 and now serves as Senior Editor for ICE while also training writers across CarBuzz, HotCars, and TopSpeed. A car and motorcycle enthusiast, he enjoys writing about ...

Yamaha Corporation is an interesting Japanese conglomerate. The company started as a musical equipment maker and later transitioned into making motorcycles. While the two businesses split sometime in ...

Yamaha is continuing to bring more value to its range of scooters through the introduction of a wide range of accessories for the 2017 TMAX models and the X-MAX 300 as well as a cool app to bring them ...

The scooter market seems to have grown extensively over the past few years. Fueled by people's need to get around in crowded cities with a tad more ease than in a car and perhaps not as aggressively ...

Yamaha has unveiled its 04Gen concept with swan-style transparent wings at the first Vietnam Motorcycle Show in Ho Chi Minh City. It’s not a late April Fools’ Day joke, but the fourth concept model of ...

Taiwanese company Gogoro seems to be on a ball with the raft of announcements surrounding the company. Just after attracting significant funding for its swappable battery technology, the latest Yamaha ...

It was recently reported that Yamaha will bring out its first electric scooter in India sometime next year. This electric scooter, codenamed RY01, will reportedly be based on the River Indie but will ...

Unveiled at the first Vietnam Motorcycle Show in Ho Chi Minh City, the fourth concept model of Yamaha's Gen series pursues an innovative approach to scooter dynamics and body structure that is based ...

Renowned motorcycle manufacturer Yamaha is gradually making inroads into the Indian electric scooter market. The company is well known as a manufacturer of petrol-powered motorcycles but is gradually ...

Taiwans' Gogoro has already sold more than 160,000 of its electric scooters since they were launched in 2011. The popularity required to reach that milestone grew largely out of an elaborate roadside ...