Different colours are the rage in the consumer market. Manufacturers are rolling out new paint jobs left and right.
The upgrades are more than skin deep as many models are treated to all-new engines, new features, whiz-bang technology, and higher quality interiors to sate consumer demand.
Team Yamaha has taken note of this trend with several modifications to its line of scooters.
But despite the superficial changes on these gas-sipping scoots, they still reveal an innate desire for uncompromised performance on two wheels.
A critical element of marketing is to keep your brand relevant and fresh. For this, you need to keep your product line updated and in line with trends and consumer demand.
The same mentality applies to industries like technology, where innovation needs to be at its peak, especially for how it pertains to similar products such as the Yamaha scooter lineup.
Each year, Yamaha’s offerings have been cementing themselves in the market as a purveyor of quality two-wheelers. Though they still have many fans from their retro cruiser days, their scooters allow them to stretch their legs and take on the world.
XMax 300
Yamaha has been rolling out a series of new colour variants for its various urban mobility offerings.
These include both the XMAX 300 and an A1-compliant counterpart known as the XMAX 300 A1. Both models will see the addition of the Icon Blue paint scheme.
NMax 155 and 125
Both NMax 155 and NMax 125 will receive paint updates. The NMax 125 will be available in the new colour beginning April 2022. The version on display here is already an improved variant of the original model. It had some styling changes that were formalized at the start of this year.
Yamaha Tricity
If anyone here is a fan of motorcycles that takes inspiration from Niken and the daily grind of commuting, you’ve probably thought about switching to scooters at some point.
You know, something smaller and more accessible to ride in the city than the big full-size bikes we love so much.
The Tricity 300 is perhaps one such scooter you should think. It is because it’s just been updated with two new colours for 2022 and will be available in both petrol blue or sand grey colours.
via Visordown
