Mopeds / scooters

Mopeds and scooters in the Philippines

Updated 4 November 2026

New electric scooters are listed in the Philippines from about ₱21,700 to ₱150,000, depending on power, range and brand, according to sellers' websites, November 2026. A basic adult city scooter starts near ₱4,000. The quickest way to current prices in your city is to describe the model and budget you want on BlaBlaPrice.

Warranty and the rules that apply

The Philippine warranty law, Republic Act No. 10642, requires the warranty booklet to state clearly how a claim must be made, so ask the seller for it in writing. Terms vary by brand: some electric scooter sellers give one year on essential parts and a 7-day replacement for factory defects, a Yamaha motorcycle warranty runs one year or 12,000 km from purchase, whichever comes first, and one brand offers two years against manufacturer defects. The Land Transportation Office (LTO) suspended mandatory registration and licensing for e-scooters as of October 2024, but check the current rules before you buy.

Season and test rides

The climate is tropical, with a wet season and a dry season rather than winter and summer. November is near the turn to the drier months in much of the country, so test rides on dry streets are easier to arrange now. Ask whether the scooter has been ridden in rain and how its brakes and tyres handle wet roads.

Specs, units and how prices are quoted

Electric models are quoted in watts and petrol models in cc, range in kilometres, top speed in km/h and weight in kilograms. Ask whether the quoted price includes delivery and registration to Manila, Quezon City, Makati, Cebu City or Davao City. Factory export listings for gas scooters and mopeds run into the millions and are not a guide to local prices.

What to write in your request

Name the model or type you want, the engine size in cc or the motor in watts, and who will ride it, since rider weight and height affect the choice. For a used machine, add the year, mileage and condition, and say which papers the seller must show, such as the official receipt and certificate of registration. Give your budget in pesos and your city, so sellers can say whether delivery is possible.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe the scooter or moped you want in your own words in a chat, and you can add a photo. The AI reads the request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, price and delivery terms, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose to share them. For related vehicles see electric mopeds or e-scooters and hoverboards.