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Yamaha Unveils Entry-Level Tenere 4 Concept
9 Nov
Summary
- Yamaha introduced the Tenere 4 Concept at EICMA 2026.
- The concept bike suggests a new 400cc adventure model.
- It features a new single-cylinder engine with focus on torque.
Yamaha has officially revealed the Tenere 4 Concept at EICMA 2026, signaling a potential new direction for its adventure motorcycle line-up. This concept bike is designed to explore the entry-level adventure segment, with suggestions that it could be positioned below the existing Tenere 700.
The concept showcases a new single-cylinder engine, developed to deliver robust low- and mid-range torque suitable for diverse riding conditions. This engine is paired with a newly engineered chassis and KYB suspension, emphasizing the brand's commitment to adventure capabilities.
Visually, the Tenere 4 Concept adopts Yamaha's signature rally-inspired design, featuring a slim profile and an upright riding position to enhance rider control on varied terrains. The motorcycle is equipped with a 21-inch front and 18-inch rear spoked wheel setup, clad in Michelin Anakee Wild tires, underscoring its off-road intentions.
While Yamaha has not confirmed production timelines or specific technical details, the Tenere 4 Concept represents an ongoing development project. It offers a glimpse into the brand's strategy for expanding its adventure portfolio and potentially competing in the 400cc adventure motorcycle market.
