Yamaha Models

This 660cc 4x4 utility ATV arrived as the second generation of Yamaha’s Grizzly utility line, following the earlier 600-class machine and moving the nameplate into a larger-displacement era. It was developed to give t...

Yamaha introduced this flagship utility ATV in the mid-2000s as a larger, more capable successor in its Grizzly line. The nameplate first appeared as the Grizzly 700FI, which Yamaha says was released in European and N...

Yamaha introduced this youth-oriented ATV for the 2005 model year and kept it in the lineup through 2008. It sat at the small-displacement end of Yamaha’s ATV range, aimed at younger riders and beginners who wanted a ...

This youth ATV nameplate was introduced for the 2022 model year as Yamaha’s smallest member of the Grizzly family, bringing the brand’s utility-focused off-road styling to younger riders. It was positioned as an entry...

Yamaha introduced this sport-touring nameplate for the 1993 model year, positioning it as an advanced long-distance motorcycle rather than a conventional sportbike. It stood out immediately for its unusual front-end d...

Yamaha’s 400-class Kodiak utility ATV was introduced for the North American, European, and Oceania markets in the early 1990s as the YFM400FW Kodiak, positioned as a rugged work-focused machine for ranch, forestry, an...

Yamaha introduced this nameplate for the 2005 model year as part of its utility ATV range, positioning it as a work-oriented machine below the larger Grizzly line and alongside the existing Kodiak 400. Yamaha’s 2005 m...

Yamaha introduced this utility ATV for the 2016 model year in North America, positioning it as a practical, value-focused counterpart to the larger Grizzly. The nameplate was launched as part of Yamaha’s renewed ATV p...

This Yamaha maxi-scooter nameplate was introduced for the 2004 European market as the larger successor to the well-known 250 cc Majesty. Yamaha presented it at the 2003 Milan show, describing it as a new-generation sp...

Yamaha introduced this large-displacement cruiser-styled model for the 1982 model year as part of its XJ family, drawing on the company’s earlier XS1100 era while adding the newer Yamaha Induction Control System-era t...

This Yamaha nameplate appeared in the mid-1980s as part of the company’s XJ street lineup and was aimed at riders who wanted a middleweight standard/cruiser with a more modern engine character than the earlier air-coo...

Introduced for the 1997 model year, this 600-class mountain snowmobile was part of the brand’s push into purpose-built deep-snow machines during the late 1990s. It joined a broader family of performance sleds aimed at...

Yamaha’s MM700 was the Mountain Max 700 snowmobile nameplate, a long-travel mountain sled aimed at riders who wanted more flotation and climbing ability than a trail machine could offer. It appears in Yamaha’s own pub...

This scooter nameplate was introduced in the U.S. for the 2006 model year as Yamaha’s CP250 Morphous, a bold maxi-scooter that stood apart from conventional step-throughs with its stretched, low-slung silhouette and f...

This Yamaha snowmobile record combines several related nameplates that have appeared in different eras of the brand’s lineup. The earliest of them, Mountain Max, first surfaced for model year 1997 as a mountain-orient...

This nameplate first appeared as Yamaha’s Europe-focused MT roadster-motard for the 2006 model year, developed in Italy around a torquey big-single concept rather than the inline-four formula that dominated many middl...

Introduced as part of Yamaha’s modern MT lineup, this middleweight naked roadster first appeared to the public as a reference/export-spec model at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show and then reached production in 2014. Yamaha ...

Yamaha introduced this nameplate for the 2014 model year as an all-new middleweight naked sport motorcycle aimed at riders who wanted a torquey, agile road bike with a distinct Yamaha identity. It marked a major step ...

Yamaha’s large-displacement naked flagship in the MT line arrived for the 2016 model year, introduced in Europe at the end of May 2016 and positioned as the top of the company’s modern hypernaked family. It was develo...

Yamaha’s neo-retro middleweight roadster arrived as a modern take on the brand’s heritage-inspired styling formula, combining classic cues with contemporary chassis and engine technology. It was introduced in the mid-...

Introduced for the 2018 model year, this nameplate marked Yamaha’s entry into the large-displacement Leaning Multi-Wheel category. It was first shown publicly in 2017 as a production-intent sport LMW and reached marke...

This Yamaha snowmobile nameplate was introduced for the 2008 model year as a new high-performance 4-stroke sport line built around Yamaha’s liquid-cooled inline three-cylinder engine. It marked Yamaha’s push to pair t...

I could not confidently verify a distinct Yamaha-marketed vehicle nameplate sold simply as "Passenger." Yamaha’s official materials describe passenger-capacity golf cars and personal transportation vehicles rather tha...

This Yamaha snowmobile nameplate first appeared in 1984 with the PZ480 Phazer, a compact performance sled that helped define Yamaha’s sporty, lightweight approach to recreational snowmobiling. The original machine bec...