From the headquarters in Marietta, Ga., Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA announced the full pricing schedule and release windows for its 2027 street-bike family. The announcement, made by Dan Rivito – Yamaha Motor USA’s Motorcycle Business Manager – emphasizes that the new range is built around the brand’s famed cross-plane engine architecture, delivering what Rivito describes as “torquey power and premium performance”. Whether a rider is eyeing a city-friendly MT model, an adventure-ready Ténéré 700, or a track-focused R-Series Supersport, Yamaha claims to have a machine for every situation.
2027 Supersport lineup: colors, price points and availability
The Supersport segment returns with five distinct models, each equipped with the high-revving YZF-R engine family. The flagship YZF-R1M launches this month in a striking Carbon Fiber finish and carries an MSRP of $27,899. The YZF-R1 follows, offered in Team Yamaha Blue or a new Raven shade, priced at $19,199. Mid-range options include the YZF-R9, now available in Team Yamaha Blue and Raven, while a fresh Matte Phantom Blue/Fluo Red variant will hit showrooms next month for $12,499. The entry-level YZF-R7 appears next month in three palettes – Team Yamaha Blue, Raven, and a bold Adrenaline Yellow/Fluo Red – at $9,399. Finally, the lightweight YZF-R3 arrives this January in Team Yamaha Blue, Midnight Black, or Lunar White/Nebula Blue, starting at $5,499.
Hyper Naked models: aggressive styling and revised pricing
The Hyper Naked family showcases Yamaha’s “Master of Torque” philosophy with stripped-down ergonomics and punchy power delivery. The MT-10 SP debuts this February in an exclusive Granite Gray/Liquid Metal combination, priced at $17,499. Its sibling, the MT-10, shares the Ice Storm hue and retails for $14,999. The MT-09 SP joins the lineup this month in Liquid Metal/Granite Gray for $12,699, while the standard MT-09 offers Ice Storm, Matte Raven Black, or Redline finishes at $10,899. The popular MT-07 will be released next month with Ice Storm, Matte Charcoal Black or Redline options, now priced at $7,999 – a $600 reduction from its 2026 price. The entry-level MT-03 appears next month in Ice Storm, Matte Stealth Black, or Impact Red, starting at $4,999.
Touring, sport-heritage and scooter offerings for every road
Yamaha’s adventure-focused Ténéré 700 arrives this March in Team Yamaha Blue and Crystal Graphite for $10,199, reflecting an $800 price cut from the previous year. The longer-range Ténéré 700 World Raid follows in February, available in Raven and Intensity White for $12,999. The Tracer 9 touring machine launches in January, dressed in Raven and priced at $12,599. Sport-heritage enthusiasts can choose the retro-styled XSR900, arriving next month in Raven or Intensity White for $10,599, and the XSR700, which hits the market this January in Radical White at $8,599. Yamaha’s urban mobility solutions round out the catalog: the XMAX scooter will be available in Midnight Black this March for $6,399, while the compact Zuma 125 offers Sand Gray or Matte Black finishes at $3,799.
All models carry Yamaha’s commitment to blending race-derived technology with everyday usability. The company’s website provides detailed specifications, accessories, and financing options for each motorcycle, ensuring that riders can tailor their purchase to personal preferences and budget constraints.
