Yamaha EMF, the first electric scooter released in Taiwan

Yamaha EMF, the first electric scooter released in Taiwan

Yamaha EMF

For a long time we were convinced that the first electric scooter produced by Yamaha would be the much talked about Yamaha E01, but the Japanese two-wheeled giant surprised everyone by releasing, for the moment only in Taiwan, the new Yamaha EMF electric scooter.

Yamaha EMF was born from the collaboration between the Japanese company and Gogoro, the largest and most widespread manufacturer of electric scooters in Taiwan, able to gain a huge share of the market also thanks to the spread of battery swap stations. Obviously the new Yamaha EMF is compatible with Gogoro batteries, which means that when the charge runs out you can simply reach one of Gogoro's battery swap stations and in a few moments you can install a charged battery in your scooter. It is an excellent system for managing small batteries in city environments, and it is not for nothing that it is a method that has caught on in those parts.

Thanks to its small size, the new Yamaha EMF is agile and snappy: it is powered by a 7.6 kW central engine - about 10 horsepower, comparable to that of a 125cc scooter - enough to launch from 0 to 50 km / h in just 3.5 seconds.

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In Taiwan, Yamaha offers the new EMG at a figure equal to about € 3150, but to date we have no information on a possible commercialization in the old continent, also because in the absence of the Gogoro battery exchange stations , Yamaha EMF loses one of its most important features.






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Yamaha EMF: Price

Yamaha EMF is priced at Taiwanese Dollar 102,800 (approximately Rs 2,77,000) for the base variant. It has been made available in Dark Black, Dark Green, and Light Blue colour options. The company has unveiled the scooter in Taiwan and the company has not revealed if the scooter will make its way to India. Also Read - Ola S1, S1 Pro buyers won't get promised features until the next 6 months: Report

Yamaha EMF

Yamaha EMF sports a flat front apron with a chiselled profile and dual-LED headlamps. It features a single-piece seat, a digital instrument cluster, and a small storage space at the centre of the floorboard. The scooter key is an NFC card and can also be turned on/off using the Yamaha app. The app also includes features like last parking location, fleet management system, and turn-by-turn navigation. Also Read - Bajaj Chetak 2022 could get higher top speed, but a smaller battery


The scooter is powered by a mid-mounted motor, which generates 10.30ps of max power at 3,000rpm and 26Nm of peak torque at 2,500rpm. The company claims that the electric scooter can achieve up to 50kmph of speed in 3.5 seconds and the top speed is around 100kmph. It has not revealed the range of the vehicle as of now. However, it comes with support for Gogoro’s swappable battery, which means you can simply just swap the battery from a swapping station, when it is fully drained.


Yamaha EMF comes with upright front forks and dual rear shock absorbers. It also features 200nm disc brakes on the front and a 190mm disc brake on the back. The scooter also comes with CBS for efficient braking. The company claims that the EMF electric scooter has been designed in a way to achieve improved control and handling.





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