CFMOTO 2026: New Colors and Variants at a Glance

• The 675NK will be available from early July 2026 in the limited Champion Blue color, restricted to 300 units for Germany and Austria.
• The 1000MT-X receives new colors and, from August 2026, a Comfort version with an 835 mm seat height.
• The 450MT will be available in Tundra Grey from September 2026.

CFMOTO is further expanding its model range in Germany and Austria. Following a series of new launches, additional color variants and equipment options are now being introduced for some of the brand’s most popular model lines. According to the importer, the brand is currently one of the growing manufacturers in the German market. The updates affect the 675NK naked bike, the 450MT adventure enduro and the 1000MT-X adventure touring model.

What Changes at CFMOTO for 2026?

For 2026, CFMOTO is introducing new colors and additional variants for the 675NK, the 450MT and the 1000MT-X. Additionally, an extended manufacturer warranty has been in effect since April 1, 2026. The measures range from a limited special color through additional color options to a model version with a lower seat height. This package joins the series of CFMOTO novelties for the 2026 model year, which had already attracted attention with models like the 1000MT-X.

675NK Champion Blue: What Is Behind the Limited Special Color?

The Champion Blue is a limited special color of the 675NK, restricted to 300 units and available from early July 2026 for Germany and Austria. According to the manufacturer, it is offered at no extra charge compared to the regular 675NK. Visually, the edition takes its cues from the 675NK GP concept bike, which CFMOTO presented at EICMA and which attracted attention with its sporty color scheme and angular design language. The production color picks up this appearance and gives the naked bike a distinctive look. In international markets, CFMOTO additionally cites inspiration from the racing machines of the Aspar team from Moto2 and Moto3 for the Champion Blue variant.

What Technology Does the 675NK Offer?

The 675NK uses a 675 cc inline three-cylinder engine, which CFMOTO rates at 90 hp (66 kW) for the German market. It also features KYB suspension, modern electronics and a distinctive design. Since April, the 675NK has also been available as an A2 variant with 48 hp (35 kW), with conversion costs of 199 euros (approximately 227 US dollars) according to the manufacturer. For context regarding the power rating: in the US and several other markets, the 675NK is quoted at approximately 95 hp.

450MT Now Also Available in Tundra Grey

From September 2026, the 450MT will be available in the additional color Tundra Grey, making it available in three colors going forward: Tundra Grey, Zephyr Blue and Nebula Black. According to the manufacturer, the adventure enduro has quickly become one of the brand’s most successful models and appeals to both beginners and experienced riders. Technically, the 450MT relies on a 449 cc parallel twin that, according to manufacturer specifications, produces 42 hp (31 kW) at 8,500 rpm and 44 Nm (approximately 32 lb-ft) at 6,250 rpm. The KYB suspension provides 200 mm of travel, complemented by Bosch ABS, traction control and a 5-inch TFT display. With 21- and 18-inch wheels, a seat height of 820 mm (optionally 800 mm) and a curb weight of approximately 194 kg (approximately 428 lbs), the model is designed as an A2-compliant adventure enduro.

1000MT-X: New Colors and Comfort Version with Lower Seat Height

The adventure touring flagship 1000MT-X is getting additional colors and a new model version. From July 2026, the machine will also be available in Nebula Black, with the Zephyr Blue color already known from the 800MT-X following in August. Also from August 2026, the 1000MT-X will be available as a Comfort version through authorized dealers in Germany and Austria, offered in the colors Aerolite Grey and Nebula Black.

How Low Is the Seat Height of the 1000MT-X Comfort?

The Comfort version of the 1000MT-X offers a seat height of 835 mm, which is 40 mm lower than the standard version at 875 mm. Additionally, optional seat benches are available that lower the seating position by 20 mm or raise it by 15 mm. Depending on the model version and equipment, this results in a seat height range between 815 mm and 890 mm. CFMOTO thus expands the customization options for riders of different heights.

What Does the 1000MT-X Offer Technically?

The 1000MT-X is powered by a 946 cc inline twin that, according to the spec sheet, produces 113 hp (83 kW) at 8,500 rpm and 105 Nm (approximately 77 lb-ft) at 6,250 rpm. The suspension comes from KYB and includes a fully adjustable 48 mm upside-down fork and an equally fully adjustable rear shock, each with 230 mm of travel. Equipment includes Brembo brakes with 320 mm dual discs up front, cornering ABS, a 6-axis IMU and an 8-inch TFT display with Apple CarPlay support. The tank holds 22.5 liters, the curb weight is 222 kg (approximately 489 lbs), and the machine rides on 21- and 18-inch wheels. In Germany, the price is 10,999 euros (approximately 12,540 US dollars), in Austria 11,999 euros (approximately 13,680 US dollars). The specifications are preliminary and subject to final certification.

How Long Does the CFMOTO Manufacturer Warranty Last?

Since April 1, 2026, CFMOTO has offered a manufacturer warranty of five years or 40,000 km in Germany and Austria. According to the manufacturer, the policy applies to all new vehicles purchased from that date onward, and thus also to the models and variants mentioned here.

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