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CFMOTO Unveils Updated 2025 700MT

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Photo of the CFMOTO MY25 700MT
The second-generation CFMOTO 700MT brings big-bike features, improved comfort and modern tech to the mid-capacity adventure touring segment, offering a versatile and affordable option for both daily riding and weekend escapes.

CFMOTO Australia has released the second-generation 700MT, a mid-capacity adventure tourer that brings updated styling, improved ground clearance, and a raft of features at a competitive price point.

The 2025 model takes design cues from the brand’s larger 800MT, pairing a 693cc parallel-twin engine with a 20-litre fuel tank and a claimed range of over 400km. Output is listed at 50kW at 9,500rpm and 60Nm at 6,000rpm, with Bosch EFI, a slipper clutch, and revised intake and exhaust tuning.

For adventure use, the 700MT now offers 190mm of ground clearance (up from 170mm), 43mm fully adjustable inverted forks with 150mm travel, and an adjustable rear monoshock with 148mm travel. The 19-inch front and 17-inch rear spoked aluminium wheels, removable footpeg rubbers, bash plate, and foldable gear lever aim to support light off-road riding.

Photo of the CFMOTO MY25 700MT

Rider comfort and convenience have also been addressed with heated grips and seat, an adjustable windscreen, handguards, and both USB Type A and Type C ports. Safety tech includes switchable dual-channel ABS, traction control, and a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System.

Navigation and connectivity are handled via a 5-inch TFT display with CFMOTO’s MotoPlay system, allowing Google Maps projection as well as features such as vehicle tracking, geofencing, and over-the-air updates through the brand’s app.

Photo of the CFMOTO MY25 700MT

“The MY25 700MT is not just a facelift – it’s a strategic rethink of what the mid-capacity adventure touring segment demands,” said Matthew Reilly, General Manager – Sales & Marketing, CFMOTO Australia. “It delivers the comfort, technology and premium features Australian riders want, while retaining a practical and approachable design that makes it suitable for both everyday use and weekend escapes.”

Two seat heights are available — the standard 800mm and an optional 840mm — while colour choices are Nebula Black or Nebula White.

The 2025 CFMOTO 700MT is available now in Australia at $10,490 ride away, backed by a three-year factory warranty when serviced through authorised dealers.

SPECIFICATIONS

Category Specification
ENGINE
Engine TypeLiquid-cooled, four-stroke, parallel twin, DOHC
Capacity693cc
Bore & Stroke83mm x 64mm
Compression Ratio11.6 :1
Fuel SystemBosch EFI / Mechanical
Maximum Power Output50kW / 9,500rpm
Maximum Torque Output60Nm / 6,000rpm
Transmission6-speed with slipper clutch
CHASSIS
Front SuspensionYU’AN Ø43mm inverted fork, fully adjustable, 150mm travel
Rear SuspensionYU’AN single rear shock, adjustable preload and rebound damping, 148mm travel
BrakesFront: J.Juan 4-piston radial calipers, dual Ø300mm floating discs
Rear: J.Juan twin-piston caliper, single Ø240mm disc
Antilock Brake System (ABS)Dual-channel ABS, rear wheel switchable
Front Tyre110/50 R19, CST tubeless
Rear Tyre150/70 R17, CST tubeless
Length x Width x Height2244mm x 932mm x 1435mm
Wheelbase1,445mm
Seat Height800mm
Fuel Capacity20L
Wet Weight240kg
OTHER
Available ColoursNebula White or Nebula Black
MSRP (Ride Away)$10,490 Ride Away

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