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The Brazil-market 2027 Yamaha XMAX 300 introduces a side-by-side TFT and LCD dashboard with Y-Connect and Garmin StreetCross support. Its 292cc single retains 27.9hp, three new colors join the range, and the scooter is priced at BRL 38,690 with a four-year warranty.
Keeping the 292cc output while improving the dashboard, screen, seat and storage is a very XMAX kind of update. Space for two full-face helmets strengthens commuting and two-up practicality. On the production bike, I want to check how helmet shape affects fit and whether the revised seat genuinely improves reach. I also want to know whether there is space left for two sets of rain gear.
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Against the Forza family, I would compare navigation and the usable shape of the storage area, not only price.
Garmin integration, an adjustable screen and storage for two full-face helmets are valuable on a weekend trip.
Helmet shapes vary, so I would check the compartment with my own equipment before buying.
The 292cc single retains 27.9hp and 28.4Nm. This update focuses on information and comfort rather than performance.
Even without an engine change, a better dashboard affects ownership satisfaction every day for years.
BRL 38,690 is not cheap. The four-year warranty and equipment need to be compared with rivals as a complete ownership cost.
A side-by-side TFT and LCD with map display is genuinely useful. Volcano Red should also look striking in person.
