Yamaha Mio Sporty

The Mio Sporty is built on a simple yet effective formula: a user-friendly, automatic transmission scooter with a peppy engine and classic aesthetic. Powered by a $114\text{ cc}$, air-cooled, 4-stroke SOHC engine, it balances performance with excellent fuel economy. Its compact dimensions, light kerb weight of $94\text{ kg}$, and low $745\text{ mm}$ seat height make it incredibly easy to handle, park, and maneuver in heavy traffic. The scooter is Euro 3 compliant, ensuring lower emissions for a more environmentally conscious ride.

Key Features of the Yamaha Mio Sporty

• Reliable and Efficient Engine: The $114\text{ cc}$ motor provides sufficient power for city commuting while maintaining impressive fuel efficiency, a key factor for budget-conscious Filipino riders.
• Classic ‘Mio’ Styling: The Sporty variant retains the timeless and compact design that the Mio series is famous for, featuring sharp lines and vibrant color options like Magenta, Cyan, and Matte Black.
• Compact and Light: With a $1,820\text{ mm}$ length and $94\text{ kg}$ weight, it is exceptionally nimble, offering riders superb control and ease of storage.
• Convenient Automatic Transmission (CVT): The V-belt automatic transmission provides a twist-and-go experience, making riding simple and eliminating the hassle of shifting gears in traffic.
• Shutter Lock System: A practical security feature that helps deter theft and provides peace of mind.

Yamaha Mio Sporty Price in the Philippines

The official Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the Yamaha Mio Sporty Standard variant in the Philippines is generally set at $\text{₱}73,900$.

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Installment in the Philippines

The Yamaha Mio Sporty is widely available through flexible installment plans offered by major dealers like Motortrade, Premiumbikes, and local bank financing.

Note: Installment figures are estimates. Final downpayment and monthly payments depend on the dealer, interest rates, term length, and approved financing.

Pros & Cons of the Yamaha Mio Sporty

Good Alternatives in the Philippines

If the Yamaha Mio Sporty’s $\text{114 cc}$ carbureted setup doesn’t meet your needs, consider these modern alternatives available in the Philippines:

• Honda BeAT (Starts at $\text{₱}70,900$): A direct and modern competitor with PGM-FI (Fuel Injection) and often a slightly lower starting price.
• Suzuki Skydrive Sport (Starts at $\text{₱}72,900$): Another compact, affordable option with a reputation for solid performance and build quality.
• Yamaha Mio i 125 (Starts at $\text{₱}77,900$): A more powerful option within the Yamaha family, featuring BlueCore Fuel Injection for superior performance and economy.