The newly launched Yamaha Jog E for the 2026 model year marks a significant step in the brand's electric mobility strategy, blending the timeless appeal of the Jog scooter line with modern EV technology. Introduced initially in a limited pre-release in select Japanese markets, the Jog E is a Class 1 moped designed for urban commuting, offering a practical and eco-friendly alternative to its gasoline-powered predecessor. A key feature of this model is its adoption of the swappable Honda Mobile Power Pack e:, leveraging a common battery-sharing infrastructure (like Gachaco in Japan) to eliminate range anxiety and charging wait times. Powered by an in-wheel electric motor, the scooter delivers performance suited for frequent stop-and-go city driving and is capable of a claimed range of 53 kilometers per charge. With user-centric features like an inverted LCD screen, multiple ride modes (Econ, Ready, and Speed), and practical storage including a front USB charging socket, the new Jog E is positioned as a convenient and accessible electric option, with a standard retail package (including the battery and charger) expected for a wider release in the second half of 2026.
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Brand |
Yamaha |
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Model |
JOG E 2026 |
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Status |
Available |
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Release Date |
2025 |
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Type |
Electric Scooter |
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Made In |
China |
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Tech Specs |
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LxWxH |
1795×680×1140mm |
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Wheelbase |
1300mm |
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Ground clearance |
135mm |
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Seat height |
740mm |
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Weight |
93kg (including battery) |
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Motor |
AC synchronous motor |
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Max power |
1.7kW (2.3PS) at 540rpm |
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Max torque |
90Nm at 25rpm |
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Range |
53km |
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Caster angle |
27-degree |
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Trail |
77mm |
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Front brake |
disc |
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Rear brake |
Drum |
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Tire size (front and rear) |
90/90-12 44J, 100/90-10 56J |
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Passenger capacity |
1 |
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