Yamaha Motors Will Acquire Torqeedo
January 22, 2024
The acquisition of the electric marine propulsion manufacturer will grow Yamaha’s production capabilities.
The acquisition of the electric marine propulsion manufacturer will grow Yamaha’s production capabilities.
The new V6 4.3-liter 350-hp outboard fills a hole in Yamaha’s power lineup, created when production of the V8 5.3-liter F350 ceased in 2019.
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