Yamaha reveals 2027 motorcycle and scooter line-up

Yamaha’s 2027 motorcycle range has landed ahead of next month’s EICMA and MCL26 shows, although the updates are mostly centred around new colours to already-existing models. 

Over the last few weeks, Yamaha has steadily rolled out updated versions of several models, including the XSR900 and XSR900 GP, both of which have gained one new colour each for 2027. 

Most recently, the A1-licence MT-125 gained an all-new ‘Redline White’ look inspired by the company’s MT-07 and flagship MT-09.

Through its heavy arsenal of new colours, Yamaha says it is entering a “bold new era” that stays true to its “beliefs that every rider should be offered a feeling of deep satisfaction and intense excitement”.

Also getting a touch up in the form of a new colour is the R1 Race, while the Tracer 9 and Tracer 9 Y-AMT will be offered in a new Power Blue colour.

The Tracer 9 family also gains updated graphics aboard its returning Midnight Black variant. 

Meanwhile, Yamaha’s adventure range will include the 2027 Ténéré 700 Rally, which pays tribute to Team Blue’s heritage by receiving a new Heritage White livery. 

The Ténéré 700 Rally features fully-adjustable 43mm KYB forks up front, while the suspension setup is rounded out by a rear shock offering 220mm of travel. 

The standard Ténéré 700 retains its Icon Blue colourway while also introducing a new Crystal Graphite option. Both liveries benefit from new graphics as well.

Like the XSR900, XSR900 GP and MT-125 models, we previously reported on the updates to Yamaha’s off-road competition range, which includes the WR250F and WR450F.

Additionally, Yamaha’s scooter range is also gaining a set of new colours, with the XMAX 300 Tech MAX+ and XMAX 125 Tech MAX+ both receiving an Avio Blue option. The NMAX 125 Tech Max now features bronze wheels to go alongside its Crystal Graphite colourway. 

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