This is a working prototype created around the idea of “fun that can only be experienced with a large-capacity battery EV.” To maximize that fun, light weight and compactness were prioritized, resulting in an easy-to-use EV supersport bike with a new riding character and feel. It combines Yamaha Motor’s renowned handling stability—honed on conventional internal combustion engine models—with a battery EV’s signature linear throttle response and smooth, powerful acceleration. Furthermore, the human–machine interface is aimed squarely at helping the user focus on riding on the track, featuring simple controls grouped at the fingertips and an instrument display visualizer and sound device that communicate the bike’s status both visually and audibly.

Hydrogen engines are one of several options for achieving carbon neutrality. With the aim of eventually bringing hydrogen-engine motorcycles to public roads, the H2 Buddy Porter Concept is being jointly developed with Toyota Motor Corporation, which created a new compact, high-pressure hydrogen tank suitable for motorcycles and scooters, and certified by the relevant regulatory bodies. Yamaha Motor was primarily responsible for developing the hydrogen engine, chassis, and other components. On a full tank, the H2 Buddy Porter Concept boasts a measured cruising range of over 100 km. The model also takes into account the various technical requirements for public road use—based on existing regulations—and complies with Euro 5 emissions standards, including those for NOx.

The Y-00B: Base is a new-style eBike concept model that allows owners to freely express themselves. The slim, minimalist Dual Twin frame mounts a compact battery and drive unit with a seamless look. With high expandability and customization potential, it grows alongside the owner by being adapted to their lifestyle and sensibilities to become a trusted partner. The included USB-PD converter also allows users to easily charge devices wherever their journey takes them, while the slim battery design expands the rider’s range of movement.
The Y-00B: Bricolage is a customized version of the Y-00B: Base that commemorates Yamaha Motor’s 70th anniversary by paying homage to the Company’s first product, the YA-1 (1955). It melds classic design aesthetics with modern technology to create a truly unique look and style.

This electric drive unit currently under development for automotive applications is aimed at future supply to carmakers. It employs a 3-in-1 structure integrating the motor, inverter, and gearbox, and delivers high output while remaining light weight and compact. The unit is compatible with a variety of automobile types, with input voltages ranging from 350V to 800V and outputs of 200 kW to 450 kW possible.

This series-parallel hybrid (SPHEV) prototype offers the special joy of freely switching between two distinct performance characteristics: “Serene” and “Spirited.” The electric motor and internal combustion engine are integrated using an efficient packaging design that makes a mix of riding modes possible. The bike can be calm and quiet when on city streets and then deliver powerful, dependable performance in the countryside. Furthermore, proprietary power and energy management technology improves fuel efficiency by over 35%* compared to vehicles in the same class. The PROTO HEV combines being Fun to Ride with excellent environmental performance.
*In WMTC2-2 Mode (in-house figure).

This R&D prototype fuses together the draws of internal combustion engines with EV technology to expand the ways riders can enjoy large motorcycles. By switching between engine and electric drive modes, the PROTO PHEV can be operated in either full EV or hybrid mode as the situation requires. It combines high environmental performance while retaining the well-established fun of sporty motorcycling, connecting the still-untapped potential of internal combustion engines to the future.

The NACTUS VS TRE-X is a three-wheeled electric wheelchair concept model equipped with the JWX-2 electric power-assist unit. Its striking 26-inch off-road mountain bike tires deliver excellent performance, while the stability unique to a three-wheeled design ensures comfortable travel even across rough terrain and unpaved paths where conventional wheelchairs often struggle. In addition to its straight, center-aligned frame that combines rigidity with elegance, the NACTUS VS TRE-X is outfitted with numerous practical features, such as a front carrier rack, a waterproof battery case, and a spacious footboard.
*Collaborative model with Nissin Medical Industries Co., Ltd.

These wheelchairs are meant for going on journeys and both are equipped with the JWG-1 wheelchair electric power unit. Thanks to their attachment system, users can customize their wheelchair’s appearance and functions to suit their destination. The ONE-MAX Urban is well-suited for light urban travel, featuring a compact chassis with a latticed seat design that reduces user fatigue. It also comes with a storage box for small items and an accessory bar for mounting a smartphone. Its partner model, the ONE-MAX Historical, features a premium look and feel reminiscent of a finely crafted travel bag. Its chassis ensures stable travel across temple and shrine grounds as well as the cobblestone streets of historic districts, while the leather-textured seat and other details exude craftsmanship.
*Collaborative models with Matsunaga Manufactory Co., Ltd.

Sound xR is an immersive audio solution from Yamaha that creates realistic, deeply engaging acoustic environments in both real and virtual spaces. For real-world applications, it employs AFC Enhance for optimizing the reverberation of a space and AFC Image for freely controlling sound image localization. Together, the systems meet the demands of complex audio productions across a wide variety of applications, such as stage plays, operas, and concerts, and provide an immersive listening experience. At this year’s show, Yamaha will utilize both AFC Enhance and AFC Image throughout the booth to produce a standout acoustic environment.
On display with cooperation from Yamaha Corporation.

These Yamaha finger drum pads allow users to enjoy authentic drumming performance with ease, using only the fingers to play. With a built-in speaker, tone generator, and rechargeable lithium-ion battery all in a compact, lightweight body, users can enjoy finger drumming anytime, anywhere. In addition to re-tuning sounds from Yamaha’s series of electronic drums for an optimal finger drumming experience, the FGDP also includes a wide range of newly created electro sounds. Suitable for a variety of music genres, these products make finger drumming enjoyable for a diverse range of customers, including DJs, songwriters, and drummers.　For this year’s show, both drum pads will be available for visitors to try.
On display with cooperation from Yamaha Corporation.

The N3X is the flagship model of Yamaha’s AvantGrand hybrid piano series that offers the feel of playing a real grand piano, but with the conveniences desired in modern lifestyles. Inheriting the same key action and touch from Yamaha’s concert grand pianos, the N3X delivers a genuine playing feel while offering two world-class grand pianos in one to enjoy by utilizing sounds sampled from Yamaha’s flagship CFX concert grand piano and a Bösendorfer Imperial, the brand’s flagship offering known for its signature deep, warm tone from Vienna.
On display with cooperation from Yamaha Corporation.

The DTX10 Series is the flagship of the DTX lineup, combining the functionality of electronic drums with the sheer beauty of their acoustic counterparts. It thoroughly pursues the ideal acoustic sound, playing feel, and design that drummers seek, while also offering the convenience and usability only possible with electronic instruments. For drummers, the DTX not only makes practicing at home enjoyable but is equally at home in the recording studio or on stage.
On display with cooperation from Yamaha Corporation.