Italy and Greece have both NMAX 125 & 155. And all other major euro country's i checked have the NMAX 125.
NMAX is a global model, and also sold here in Australia in top line form 155cc (Made in Indonesia)
Aerox 50cc has always been available in Europe for the young sports riders who can start from age 16 there. It has always gone up against the Aprilia SR50, Piaggio NRG Purejet, & Peugeot Speedfight.
This is another reason they are actually crying out for the Aerox 125 or 155, as it provides the next step up, and the ultimate sports scooter machine to own.
India too, has been crying out for it, and i believe it is about to be released there in the next few months.
On a side note, i test rode the NMAX 155, and found it to be more a cruiser machine with its sitting position, as apposed to the Aerox which is much more sports style riding position.
I also found something i did NOT like about the NMAX....I found it difficult to find the centre balance when going very slow crawling pace. It felt like it wanted to tip from one side or the other. IT was very strange, perhaps it was that low seat to higher handlebar arrangement that caused this issue i found with it, because i can't think of anything else.
Where as the Aerox and the Piaggio Liberty 150 have great low speed balance from my experience with them, and both have similar seat height to handlebar position.
normally 125cc based bike is for European market. starting from 50cc, then 125cc, then can upgrade their licence further.
Honda did try to sell their 125cc scoot before with latest tech. Remember airblade? (start-stop feature was kinda premium back then) but did not sell well. Better off with 150cc based engine so that people can justify the price tag