Japanese manufacturer Yamaha has refreshed its entry-level naked motorcycle lineup with significant aesthetic and ergonomic upgrades for the upcoming model year. The latest iteration focuses heavily on revised bodywork to enhance both rider comfort and visual appeal.
At the center of the styling update is a newly shaped fuel tank and a redesigned saddle that stretches the silhouette of the small-displacement machine. The narrower seat profile is engineered to improve knee grip and grant the rider greater freedom of movement during daily urban commutes.
The front fascia has also been completely redrawn. Positioned behind a dark-tinted transparent cover are newly styled blade-shaped LED position lights and integrated LED turn signals, giving the machine a much sharper and more aggressive face.

Beneath the updated skin, the mechanical foundation remains robust and unchanged. The liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine featuring variable valve actuation continues to be housed within a sturdy steel perimeter frame, maintaining its well-known handling characteristics.
For rider information, the cockpit now features a five-inch full-color TFT display. Smartphone connectivity via the proprietary MyRide application enables turn-by-turn navigation, call management, and the tracking of telemetry data such as lean angles and trip logs.



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