Yamaha Unveils Future of Mobility at Japan Mobility Show 2023

Yamaha Motor Unveils Future of Mobility at Japan Mobility Show 2023: Innovative Vehicles and Technologies Take Center Stage

Yamaha Motor set a significant presence at the Japan Mobility Show 2023, held at Tokyo Big Sight from October 25 to November 5. Under the theme “Feel Life,” their booth in East Hall 5 will feature an array of vehicles and technologies, including motorcycles, electric commuter vehicles, and electrically power-assisted bicycles.

Notably, the showcase includes six world premiere models such as MOTOROiD2, TRICERA, ELOVE, E-FV, Y-00Z MTB, and Y-01W AWD. MOTOROiD2, an experimental model, explores the future of human-machine interfaces, emphasizing a closer relationship between rider and machine.

MOTOROiD

MOTOROiD and its evolution, MOTOROiD2, represent Yamaha Motor’s experimental foray into the future of human-machine interfaces for personal mobility. It functions as a personal mobility vehicle that recognizes its owner, stands up from its kickstand, and moves alongside the rider.

TRICERA

TRICERA is Yamaha Motor’s three-wheel open-top electric autocycle designed for an exciting urban driving experience. With a focus on unfiltered joy and a harmonious connection between the driver and the machine, TRICERA is encouraging a hands-on driving experience in contrast to the trend toward automation.

ELOVE

ELOVE embraces the “Game changing!” concept and incorporates the Advanced Motorcycle Stabilization Assist System (AMSAS). This progressive design strategy addresses a wide range of user perspectives and requirements.

E-FV

E-FV is Yamaha Motor’s electric minibike designed for family recreation and developed by a team of young engineers as a side project. It shares a power unit with the TY-E electric trials bike, allowing riders to focus on the pleasure of riding.

Additionally, the exhibit encompasses a diverse range, from electric scooters to off-road eMTBs like Y-00Z MTB. Beyond vehicles, Yamaha Corporation’s contributions include innovative technologies such as the Mobile Robot Arm, Real Sound Viewing, and communication-oriented robot Charlie.

The collaborative exhibits reflect Yamaha’s commitment to pushing boundaries in mobility and beyond, showcasing a blend of cutting-edge technology and a vision for the future of transportation and entertainment.

Yamaha strives for a varied array of vehicles and technologies at the Japan Mobility Show. With a focus on advancing innovation in mobility and investigating the future of human-machine interfaces, the special exhibits underscore a wider commitment to technology and entertainment that goes beyond conventional motor vehicles.