Here are the fuel preformance for Yamaha Xmax, according to Yamaha official:
The fuel consumption of 2021 Yamaha Xmax Standard is 42 km/l.
How to ride a motorcycle most fuel-efficiently?
1.Keep Your Tyres Inflated
2.Maintain Your Bike Regularly
3.Drive at a Steady Speed
4.Buy The Right Fuel
5.Reduce Weight on Your Motorcycle
6.Be Aerodynamic
7.Use Highways
8.Replace the fuel and air filters.
9.Check spark plug, carbs, and jets.
10.Clean your engine.
Fuel Type | Transmission | Manufacturers Claim |
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Petrol(292cc) | CVT | 42 km/l |
2021 Yamaha Xmax Standard | Consumption |
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Manufacturers Claim | 42 km/l |
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Yamaha Xmax models in the Philippines: 2021 Yamaha Xmax Standard.