10 New Maxi-Scooters For Sale In 2023
Shopping for scooters does not limit your options to smaller displacement engines. The maxi-scooter market is alive with a variety of rides featuring more powerful engines, especially in 2023. It is true, that in recent years, motorcycle manufacturers discontinued or stopped distributing some of the best maxi-scooters in the USA. For instance, think of the discontinued Suzuki Burgman 650 and Honda Silver Wing. Plus, the well-known Yamaha TMAX which is not available in the US anymore. The trend in the two-wheeled market is constantly changing, but the fact that this segment had a spike in popularity recently means that you can grab some of the best maxi-scooters on the used market.
However, looking at the new generation available in 2023, there are still many for sale. This segment excels in offering a comfier seat and more storage space. They have no problem accommodating larger riders because of their bigger dimension and engines. Because of this added power too, they are capable to carry you on a longer trip with an extra thump compared to regular scooters.
10 Yamaha XMAX
The Yamaha XMAX is a bread and butter choice among smaller displacement maxi-scooters on the market. The scooter offers efficiency and an excellent performance for a 300 cc class maxi-scooter. Yamaha rejuvenized the dashboard instrument with a new TFT full-color 4.2-inch display and a 3.2-inch LCD speedometer above the TFT display. The Yamaha XMAX is now able to connect with your phone thanks to the new Y-connect feature. The feature allows riders to get extensive vehicle information along with a Garmin turn-by-turn navigation system thanks to Garmin’s StreetCross app. The new styling brings a more compact and aggressive feel to the bike, and has been fitted with new high-mount LED indicators and a completely redesigned seat to increase comfort.
Specs and Price
Engine |
292 cc Single Cylinder |
Horsepower |
27.6 Horsepower |
Torque |
29 Pound-feet |
Mileage |
80 mpg |
Fuel Capacity |
3.4 gallon |
Price |
$6,099 |
The SYM Citycom S 300i definitely delivers what it promises on the brochure. The maxi-scooter comes with a great build quality that will last you miles and miles on the road. The engine offers both great power output and excellent mileage, making this bike a fun and economical choice. What is striking from this maxi-scooter is its 16-inch wheels that make the Citycom S 300i sits higher on the road. The height of this SYM scooter helps you to see further and be more aware of the surrounding traffic, plus, the larger wheels also mean speed bumps and potholes will not be a bother compared to riding on a small scooter.
Specs and Price
Engine |
278 cc, Single Cylinder, 4 valve |
Horsepower |
27.9 Horsepower |
Torque |
20.2 Pound-feet |
Mileage |
84 mpg |
Fuel Capacity |
2.64 gallon |
Price |
$5,599 |
8 Vespa GTS 300 HPE
You might be more familiar with the smaller Vespas like the Vespa Sprint which has 50 cc to 150 cc engines. But, on the bigger side of engine displacement spectrum, Vespa offers the GTS line which features 300 cc engine. The Vespa GTS 300 HPE brings you a powerful punch despite its tame and retro looks. The Vespa GTS 300 HPE seems to be the odd one out in the maxi-scooter market because Vespa certainly maintains their iconic Italian design. Staying true to its heritage is important for the Vespa brand after all. However, its large frame and the redesigned seat ensure riders that the GTS 300 HPE is just as capable for long distance travel on the road. Plus, if you prefer something sportier, you might want to check out the GTS Super variant.
Specs and Price
Engine |
278 cc, Single Cylinder, 4 valve |
Horsepower |
23.8 Horsepower |
Torque |
19.17 Pound-feet |
Mileage |
73.3 mpg |
Fuel Capacity |
2.24 gallon |
Price |
$7,799 |
7 Kymco X-Town 300i ABS
The Kymco X-Town 300i ABS is a mix of affordability, power, and urban agility in one two-wheeler. This X-Town is a full-fledged big scooter suitable for larger riders. Kymco is one of the largest scooter manufacturers, and they must have a thing for affordability, because most of their bikes even when you buy it new always come with affordable prices. Performance wise, The Kymco X-Town 300i ABS is not going to outrun every single thing you meet out there, but it is enough to have you cruising on highway, and it is complemented with a 3.3 gal fuel tank. You will have a lot of space to sit on top of the bike and also a lot of space under its seat. The large storage of the Kymco X-Town 300i ABS can fit two full-face helmets.
Specs and Price
Engine |
275 cc, Single Cylinder, 2 valve |
Horsepower |
23.2 Horsepower |
Torque |
16.6 Pound-feet |
Mileage |
65 mpg |
Fuel Capacity |
3.3 gallon |
Price |
$4,499 |
6 BMW C 400 GT
BMW satiates your cravings for a European design in the scooter segment with the C 400 GT. Thanks to the optimized ASC (Automatic Stability Control), the BMW C 400 GT is able to eliminate rear wheel spin, to enhance the performance BMW put a ride-by-wire throttle that ensures refined power delivery even at low speeds.
This maxi-scooter also comes standard with a lot of features that enhance safety and user experience such as ABS, keyless ride, and 6.5 TFT screen with connectivity features. The integrated turn-by-turn navigation system is most useful when in urban areas.
Specs and Price
Engine |
350 cc, Single Cylinder, 4 valve |
Horsepower |
34 Horsepower |
Torque |
26 Pound-feet |
Mileage |
67 mpg |
Fuel Capacity |
3.4 gallon |
Price |
$8,245 |
5 Piaggio BV 400
The Piaggio Beverly or the BV 400 launched in 2022 when Piaggio discontinued the smaller BV 350. Despite its smaller dimension compared to other maxi-scooters, the Piaggio BV 400 has enough power to surprise you even on highways. The BV 400 seems to aim for riders who have long commute to work. It is, by all means, an attractive looking scooter. It has a rounded off modern styling without having an overly bulky rear end suitable to roll on metropolitan cities. The 31-inch seat is not really that tall, but its wide base makes you stretch your legs sideways if you are not tippy-toeing already.
Specs and Price
Engine |
399 cc, Single Cylinder, 4 valve |
Horsepower |
35 Horsepower |
Torque |
27.8 Pound-feet |
Mileage |
60.2 mpg |
Fuel Capacity |
3.17 gallon |
Price |
$7,499 |
4 Suzuki Burgman 400
If you missed out on buying the famous Suzuki Burgman 650 before its distribution stopped, there is the smaller Burgman 400. Although it obviously has less power than its bigger brother, the Suzuki Burgman 400 is just as capable in zipping through urban traffic and long haul. As a veteran player in the maxi-scooter market, Suzuki equipped the smaller Burgman with rider aids and improved stability. The Burgman 400 comes standard with ABS and traction control to help riders stay on the road even in unfavorable conditions. The big windshield also enhances the Burgman 400’s long ride capability by providing plenty of protection from debris and wind. Suzuki’s reliability makes the Burgman 400 a perfect choice for long term use without much hassle.
Specs and Price
Engine |
400 cc, Single Cylinder, 4 valve |
Horsepower |
33.5 Horsepower |
Torque |
26.8 Pound-feet |
Mileage |
45 mpg |
Fuel Capacity |
3.6 gallon |
Price |
$8,599 |
3 Piaggio MP3
The Piaggio MP3 is a three-wheeled maxi-scooters that looks like it came out of a sci-fi movie at first glance. It has two front wheels and sophisticated front suspension system that offers extraordinary stability and grip. Piaggio increased the wheelbase and repositioned the MP3’s handlebar to give riders a more relaxed position on the scooter. The larger engine displacement model, which is for sale in the USA makes long distance traveling more plausible on this three-wheeler. Bigger engine means bigger power output, so Piaggio adjusted the rigidity of the front suspension components to better suit the improved performance. To tailor the scooter’s performance according to your liking, Piaggio complemented the MP3 with three power response settings, eco, comfort, and sport.
Specs and Price
Engine |
530 cc, Single Cylinder, 4 valve |
Horsepower |
44.2 Horsepower |
Torque |
36.8 Pound-feet |
Mileage |
74 mpg |
Fuel Capacity |
3.61 gallon |
Price |
$11,999 |
2 Kymco AK550i ABS
Kymco engineered the AK550i ABS to be a perfectly balanced maxi-scooter which can give you the most performance, luxury, and comfort. The parallel twin configuration of the mid-size engine smoothens its power delivery. The lightweight aluminum frame further enhances the scooter’s agility and stability on the road. In technological side of the scooter, Kymco added an app based connectivity feature and a compass which can help you locate where you parked the scooter.
Specs and Price
Engine |
550 cc, Parallel Cylinder, 8 valve |
Horsepower |
53 Horsepower |
Torque |
40.6 Pound-feet |
Mileage |
53 mpg |
Fuel Capacity |
3.9 gallon |
Price |
$10,399 |
1 BMW CE04
If you prefer to go electric, the BMW CE04 is one of the best premium options on the market. BMW designed the electric scooter to be minimalist yet provide enough comfort for riders. The angular seat is surprisingly accommodating for commuting, and it is outfitted with a heating feature along with the grips. The permanent-magnet liquid-cooled synchronous motor is powerful enough to zip you across urban traffic. BMW claims that it only needs 65 minutes to charge from 0% to 80%.
Specs and Price
Engine |
Permanent-Magnet Liquid-Cooled Synchronous Motor |
Horsepower |
42 Horsepower |
Torque |
45.7 Pound-feet |
Mile range |
80 miles |
Charging time |
65 minutes 0% to 80% at 30A/230V/6.9kW |
Price |
$11,795 |
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