Yamaha has unveiled its 2027 motorcycle and scooter range, with the update built largely around new paint schemes and graphics. The presentation comes ahead of the EICMA and MCL26 shows, while most of the models retain their established identity rather than receiving a broadly described redesign.

The road-bike range adds fresh colour options across several models. The XSR900 and XSR900 GP each receive one new colour, while the MT-125 adopts Redline White, a design inspired by the MT-07 and MT-09. The R1 Race also gains a new colour. In the Tracer family, both the Tracer 9 and Tracer 9 Y-AMT will be available in Power Blue, and the returning Midnight Black version comes with revised graphics.

A new look for the Ténéré 700 Rally

The 2027 Ténéré 700 Rally takes the Heritage White finish, connecting its appearance with Yamaha’s competition heritage. Its listed suspension equipment includes fully adjustable 43 mm KYB front forks and a rear shock offering 220 mm of travel. The standard Ténéré 700 keeps Icon Blue and adds Crystal Graphite as another colour choice; both versions receive updated graphics.

Yamaha’s off-road competition range also includes 2027 updates for the WR250F and WR450F, although the extent of those changes is not specified here. On the scooter side, the XMAX 300 Tech MAX+ and XMAX 125 Tech MAX+ gain an Avio Blue option. The NMAX 125 Tech Max pairs its Crystal Graphite finish with bronze wheels, rounding out the principal visual changes in the 2027 line-up.