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Kymco Agility: 50, 125 and 150 cm³ versions, what to check when buying
Kymco Agility — produced since 2005, this popular city scooter is a staple of urban commuting. We look at its versions, engines, and what to check when buying used.
Agility in brief
The Agility is a lightweight and practical city scooter, popular for its reasonable price and easy maintenance. It’s perfect for daily commuting, and the Agility 16 series versions with larger wheels are suited to longer journeys.
In the used market, the Agility appeals to those seeking simple, reliable, and affordable urban transport.
Versions
The base Agility has smaller wheels and is designed for city use. Later came the Agility 16 and Agility City versions with larger wheels and more stable handling, as well as larger displacement options.
Different versions vary by wheel size, displacement, and features, so check the exact specification by year and engine number.
Engines and transmission
The Agility comes with various engine sizes — from 50 to 125 and 150 cm³, while the Agility 16 series offers even larger options. All engines are single-cylinder, with an automatic belt-driven (CVT) transmission.
Smaller displacements are ideal for city use, while larger ones provide more reserve for faster roads.
What to check when buying a used Agility
Check the engine: it should start easily and run smoothly. Inspect the variator, belt, brakes, tyres, and suspension, as well as the plastics and seat.
Test drive the motorcycle — it shouldn't hesitate or vibrate. Ask for the service history and ensure the documents match the numbers.
Versions and trims
Names and equipment vary by market and year; here we describe the main versions.
Agility
2005–The base urban version.
- Smaller wheels
- Simple construction
- Suitable for the city
Agility 16 / 16+
Later yearsVersion with larger wheels and more stable handling.
- Larger wheels
- Often — larger displacement
- More comfortable on roads
Agility City
Later yearsUrban version with a refreshed look.
- Refreshed design
- Often — bigger wheels
- Modern kit
Agility comparison across versions
| Agility | Agility 16 | Agility City | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | For the city | City and motorway | For the city |
| Wheels | Smaller | Bigger | By version |
| Engine capacity | 50–150 cc | Up to larger capacity | By version |
| Transmission | CVT | CVT | CVT |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | € | €€ | €€ |
Agility is ideal for daily city commuting. If you often hit the faster roads, consider the 16 series with larger wheels.
Pros
- Simple and affordable maintenance
- Base price
- Light and comfortable for city driving
- Wide range of versions available
Cons
- Smaller wheels on the base version
- Modest power in smaller-displacement versions
- Comfort is less than that of larger scooters
Frequently asked questions
How does the Agility 16 differ from the Agility?
The 16 series features larger wheels and a more stable ride. Suitable for longer distances too.
Which Agility engine size should you choose?
In the city, 50–125 cm³ will do, but if you frequently hit the roads, consider 150 cm³ or larger.
Is the Agility reliable?
It's considered straightforward and reliable, provided it's maintained according to schedule. When buying, the service history is crucial.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
