Yamaha Motor and John Deere to Collaborate on Future Side-by-Side Vehicles

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Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA and Deere & Company, known as John Deere, announced an agreement to collaborate on the development of certain future Side-by-Side vehicles. The companies will pair Yamaha's powertrain and vehicle design expertise with John Deere's vehicle development, U.S. manufacturing capabilities, and customer insights to create innovative, highly capable SxS vehicles that meet evolving customer needs. Yamaha Motorsports President Dean Burnett said the relationship creates opportunities for Yamaha, John Deere, their dealers, and most importantly their customers, and that two trusted global brands can accelerate innovation and bring greater value to the market. Jon Chase, Vice President of John Deere's Turf and Compact Utility Business Unit, said the two companies share a commitment to quality, innovation, and strong dealer networks, and that the collaboration will enable them to develop differentiated products that excite customers and create meaningful value. Yamaha Motor and John Deere will retain their respective brands, dealer and sales channels, and customer relationships, with details about future products to be announced at the appropriate time.

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Yamaha Motor will contribute its powertrain and vehicle design expertise to co-develop future Side-by-Side vehicles with John Deere.

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John Deere will collaborate with Yamaha on developing future Side-by-Side vehicles, pairing its manufacturing and customer insights with Yamaha's powertrain expertise.

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Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA is the named party in the collaboration agreement to develop future Side-by-Side vehicles with John Deere.

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