Yamaha had been a key player in the snowmobile game for decades ... focus its resources on its other product lines and ...

Yamaha's snowmobile is designed with safety in mind ... making it the viable choice for those new to or growing within the ...

And, finally, Yamaha will exit the market of North America through the 2025 model year, meaning that there will still be time to buy a Yamaha snowmobile well into the next year in the U.S.

Yamaha has been selling snowmobiles since it released the SL350 ... management resources on current business activities and new growth markets,” the company said in its announcement.

Since the release of its first snowmobile in 1968, Yamaha has been a leading brand ... resources on current business activities and new growth markets," according to the announcement.

Yamaha’s snowmobile sales grew by a whopping 22% in 2020. “Going forward, Yamaha will concentrate management resources on current business activities and new growth markets,” the brand wrote ...

That’s because it’s getting out of the snowmobile game after more than half a century. Yamaha introduced its first snowmobile in 1968, the two-stroke SL350, using knowledge from its existing ...

Yamaha says the effect of this ... "will go into current business activities and new growth markets." The announcement is fresh, so the snowmobile market has not reacted to the news.