All-new Yamaha Aerox now in PH

Ruben Manahan IV Aug 01, 2025 For Yamaha Aerox

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MANILA: The all-new Yamaha Aerox has formally made its way to the Philippine market.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

What are the all-new Yamaha Aerox’s variants?

The latest product is offered in SP and Standard variations.

How much is the all-new Yamaha Aerox?

The motorcycle’s pricing ranges between P125,900-P163,900.

Introduced at the ongoing, Yamaha Motorshow 2025, the automatic transmission motorcycle features updates on its looks as well as its performance.

According to Yamaha Motor Philippines (YMPH), its newest offering is designed for those who “move first and never check the rearview.”

“From the first twist of the throttle, this motorcycle brings more than motion. It brings momentum. Built for riders who set the pace, it merges supersport DNA with everyday mobility. Sharp styling, advanced tech, and instant response make every ride a statement,” Japanese motorcycle manufacturer’s local arm shared in a statement. Photo by Ruben Manahan IV

Here’s what you need to know about the all-new Yamaha Aerox.

Notable details

The motorcycle’s latest iterations tapes in at:

Overall dimensions (length, width, height; in millimeters [mm>)	1,980 x 710 x 1,170
Wheelbase (in mm)	1,350
Ground clearance (in mm)	145

Its design language seems to have graduated from being a member of the Mio lineup to MAX Series. Its notable design updates are the extended portion in the headlamp and the chiseled body lines. Photo by Ruben Manahan IV

The all-new Yamaha Aerox is equipped with a liquid-cooled, four-stroke, four-pot single overhead cam, single-cylinder, fuel-injected,155 cubic-centimeter Blue Core engine with Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) that has the capacity to dish out a maximum of:

Maximum output (in horsepower)	15.1
Peak torque (in Newton-meters)	14.2

Giving its riders a more precise handling is the Yamaha Electric CVT (Y-ECVT) technology. It features a three-level downshift control — similar to the system seen in the all-new NMAX revealed last March. Photo by Ruben Manahan IV

Based on the homologation records from the Land Transportation Office, the two-wheeler can go as fast as 110 kilometers per hour.

Complementing the powertrain setup are the two ride modes (Sport and Touring) that adjust power delivery based on driver preference. Photo by Ruben Manahan IV

Further, the all-new Yamaha Aerox is outfitted with an updated suspension system (upgraded 30-mm inner tube front fork and rear sub-tank), as well as braking system (single-channel anti-lock braking system and new rear disc brake).

The crème-dela-crème version of the all-new Yamaha Aerox boasts a 4.2-inch thin-film transistor full color display that shows:

Lap tracking
Commute data
Animated RPM (revolutions per minute) waveforms
Integrated turn-by-turn navigation through Google Maps, real-time fuel consumption, engine diagnostics, maintenance reminders, and even the last parked location (using the Yamaha Y-Connect app)

Photo by Ruben Manahan IV