- Smaller, lighter addition to the Tenere family
- All-new single-cylinder engine
- KYB suspension; 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels
Yamaha Tenere 4 Concept made its public debut at EICMA 2026 giving us an early look at the Japanese manufacturer’s plans for a smaller adventure motorcycle. Designed around an all-new single-cylinder engine, the concept focuses on low weight, easy handling and off-road ability. It also takes several design cues from the larger Tenere 700. We got a closer look at the motorcycle at EICMA 2026, and here are the interesting details.
Tenere 4 Concept carries a distinctive rally-inspired front end giving the motorcycle a purposeful off-road appearance.
The side view reveals the slim bodywork, low and flat fuel tank and compact proportions that distinguish it from the larger Tenere 700.
Motorcycle’s narrow rear section continues the minimalist design approach with an emphasis on keeping the overall package very agile.
Yamaha has equipped the concept with a 21-inch spoked front wheel paired with a Michelin Anakee Wild tyre for off-road use. It features KYB suspension.
An all-new single-cylinder engine powers the Tenere 4 Concept with Yamaha promising strong low- and mid-range torque. The displacement and output figures are yet to be announced.
That compact titanium Akrapovic exhaust is among the more interesting details.
