Yamaha Motorcycle Innovations 2025

The new Yamaha R9 is set to bridge the gap between the sporty R6 and the more comfortable R7. It features the powerful 890 cc CP3 engine from the MT09 and boasts a compact, lightweight aluminum Deltabox chassis that promises high agility. The aerodynamic winglets increase downforce, while the Brembo brakes and KYB suspension optimize riding performance. Electronics from the superbike sector, such as a 6-axis IMU and numerous assistance systems, ensure comprehensive control.

The Yamaha Tracer 9 models 2025 receive comprehensive updates that technologically enhance the mid-range tourer and make it more comfortable. Powered by an 890cc CP3 engine and equipped with high-tech features such as adaptive matrix LED headlights, electronic suspension, adaptive cruise control, and the new Yamaha Automated Manual Transmission (Y-AMT), the Tracer 9 GT+ sets new standards. The new fairing and larger TFT display improve ergonomics and user-friendliness. The integrated radar technology supports both the blind spot assistant and a combined braking system, providing increased safety. These technologies, combined with lightweight spin-forged wheels and improved aerodynamics, aim to offer a perfect balance between touring comfort and sporty dynamics.

The Yamaha MT-07 2025 debuts with a modernized design and numerous technical innovations. Alongside the proven 690cc CP2 engine, now enhanced with an acoustic amplification system for a more intense sound, the weight has been reduced to 183 kg, and the ergonomics have been improved. The new Y-AMT transmission allows for either automatic or manual shifting without a clutch, complemented by a standard cruise control. The 5-inch TFT display offers four customizable layouts and connectivity to the Yamaha MyRide app. The MT-07 is available in two variants: the standard version and the Y-AMT version. The price in Austria is 8,799 Euros for the standard version and 9,399 Euros for the Y-AMT version, available in three colors.

The Yamaha Ténéré 700 and the Ténéré 700 Rally 2025 receive comprehensive updates with modern electronics and suspension improvements. The well-known 690cc CP2 engine has been adapted to the Euro 5+ standard and offers new customization options with ride-by-wire and two engine mappings (Sport and Explorer). The traction control and the new three-stage ABS provide more safety and control, while the 6.3-inch TFT display offers improved operation and connectivity. For better off-road performance, the Ténéré 700 Rally features extended suspension travel, enhanced protection, and an exclusively designed seat. The Ténéré 700 2025 stays true to the familiar design but improves ergonomics, weight distribution, and stability to be even more off-road capable.

The Yamaha TMAX models 2025 showcase significant improvements in design and technology. The 560cc twin-cylinder engine continues to deliver 47.6 hp and meets the Euro5+ standard. A revised aluminum frame and optimized disc brakes ensure nimble riding performance. The new front design with dual-eye LED headlights gives the scooter a sporty look. A 7-inch TFT display allows for smartphone integration via Yamaha's MyRide app, including music control, call and message display, and navigation with the Garmin Motorize app. The TMAX Tech MAX offers additional premium features such as an electrically adjustable windshield, heated grips, heated seat, a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS), and cruise control, making it particularly appealing for frequent riders.

The Yamaha NMAX 125 and the premium variant NMAX 125 Tech MAX are set to debut in 2025 with a modernized design and extensive features. Both scooters offer LED lighting, ample storage space, and the efficient EURO5+ engine with Yamaha's Blue Core technology, including a start-stop system and a range of up to 300 km. Safety features include ABS on both brakes, traction control, and the Yamaha Smart Key system. The Tech MAX stands out with a 4.2-inch TFT color display featuring Garmin navigation, a premium seat design, and exclusive colors. Both models support the Yamaha MyRide app for notifications and music control.

The Yamaha R3 2025 features a fresh, aerodynamic design that includes projection headlights, LED daytime running lights, and integrated winglets to optimize air resistance and cooling. Powered by a EURO 5+ compliant 321cc twin engine, the power remains stable at 42 hp, while a new Assist & Slipper Clutch (A&S) ensures smoother shifting. An optional Quick Shift System is available. The equipment includes a 37mm upside-down fork, radially mounted front brake calipers, an LCD cockpit, a slimmer seat, MyRide app compatibility, and a USB port. The R3 is available in Icon Blue and Midnight Black.

The Yamaha R125 2025 receives a fresh design with new colors and technical upgrades, making it even more appealing for A1 license holders. The 125cc EURO5+ engine delivers solid performance, while the Deltabox chassis, 41mm KYB upside-down fork, and link-type rear suspension ensure agile handling and precise feedback. A new 5-inch TFT display with Bluetooth® connectivity enables turn-by-turn navigation, weather information, and the display of calls and messages. Additionally, riders can listen to music via a Bluetooth® headset.

The new Yamaha R1 Race and R1 GYTR 2025 are pure race track machines that forgo street homologation but shine with high-end racing technology. The R1 Race features aerodynamic MotoGP winglets, a 43-mm KYB fork for precise handling, a powerful Brembo braking system, and a robust 200-hp CP4 engine with an advanced electronics package including a 6-axis IMU and comprehensive rider assistance systems. The R1 GYTR goes even further with specialized GYTR components: a lightweight racing fairing, a GYTR ECU for precise engine management, an Akrapovič racing exhaust, and Brembo Stylema calipers, optimized for maximum racing performance and adaptability on various tracks.