Yamaha fans recently got a surprise when something that had four wheels instead of two or three was showcased at Tokyo Motor Show 2017. Named as Yamaha Cross Hub Concept, the ultra modern pickup is Yamaha’s first of its kind product to feature a full size bed that supports up to two motorcycles and a single, center placed driver seat.
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Yamaha Cross Hub Concept Car Front View[/caption]
You must be confused with its purpose of built as four seats is not a good proportion for something that measures 4490 mm in length, 1960 mm in width and 1750 mm in height. There is an all-new concept behind this story. Those four seats are placed in such a way that two motorcycles can be lifted on its rear deck.
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Yamaha Cross Hub Concept Car Interior[/caption]
The diamond shaped arrangement helps accommodation of more people in the least possible space, that too without wasting the practicality of its rear bed. That helps true
Yamaha enthusiast to carry their non street legal products in a legal way, easily connecting their urban and adventure filled lifestyle.
They don’t need to call someone in order to move their dirt bikes to the track as their personal four wheeled Yamaha Cross Cub would do the same for them with ease.
This is what Yamaha has to say about the Cross Hub Concept Car: "As a manufacturer of a diverse range of products, Yamaha knows the potential and possibilities for fun through mobility and is able to offer the joy of riding in all types of environments. This vehicle is aimed at connecting the “active” and “urban” in the lifestyles of Yamaha enthusiasts. It has a unique diamond-shaped seating layout for the cabin that enables a compact vehicle package but also the capacity to carry up to two motorcycles in the rear, making it a design concept model that takes occupants straight into the world of Yamaha recreation."
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Yamaha NIKEN Unveiled @ Tokyo Motor Show 2017[/caption]
