PUBG Mobile brings exclusive Yamaha motorcycles as both collaborate for a limited time
Key Highlights
- Yamaha bikes will be available to players between July 9 to 22
- During the duration, players can unlock two new in-game vehicle skins, MWT-9 and T7 Concept, from Yamaha
PUBG Mobile, the popular battle royale game, has collaborated with Yamaha Motor for bringing superbikes into the gameplay. The company in a statement on Thursday announced the new partnership. PUBG Mobile players on Android and iOS can enjoy bike rides with Yamaha starting today (July 9 2020) and through Wednesday, July 22. For those unaware, Yamaha Motor marked its 65th anniversary earlier this month.
PUBG Mobile gets Yamaha bikes for in-game experience
Yamaha motorcycles will be available during the gameplay to PUBG Mobile users starting Thursday. Players can unlock two new in-game vehicle skins, MWT-9 and T7 Concept, with two colours to choose from. The MWT-9 is the concept model that embodies Yamaha Motor's LMW (Leaning Multi-Wheel) technology. It gets enabling light, athletic body, and sporty handling with a feeling of stability.
"This concept model leads to Yamaha's NIKEN production motorcycle, a three-wheels popular model providing confident control on various road conditions," the company explained.
Players can also get the T7 Concept, the concept model of Yamaha's Tenere 700 production model, which the company says is ideal for exceptional off-road adventure riding.
Apart from the new vehicle skins, the collaboration brings ZENITH Graphic Helmet and CONTEND Jacket for riders to equip with as well.
In addition to the new rides, players can also celebrate the collaboration by participating in a log-in event during the partnership period.
Players who sign in to PUBG Mobile for three days before Wednesday, July 22 will earn a special Yamaha crate, which unlocks a seven-day trial for the MWT-9, ZENITH Graphic Helmet and CONTEND Jacket.
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