At EICMA 2025, CFMoto unveiled the V4 SR-RR, a striking new superbike concept that’s generating significant buzz. Although still in the concept stage, CFMoto has strongly hinted that production is on the horizon.
The V4 SR-RR stands out immediately thanks to its aggressive, aerodynamic styling and prominent active wings. According to CFMoto, the bike represents the culmination of extensive research and development focused on aesthetics, speed, and performance. The company claims the results are impressive: reduced weight, increased power, and enhanced stability.
Beneath the fairings sits a 997cc, 90-degree V4 engine, reportedly producing over 210 horsepower while keeping the overall weight below 200 kilograms. This gives the V4 SR-RR a power-to-weight ratio on par with established superbikes like the Ducati Panigale V4, Yamaha R1, and Kawasaki ZX-10R.
The show model displayed at EICMA came equipped with high-end components, including Brembo GP4-RR brakes, semi-active suspension, a steering damper, Akrapovic twin-barrel exhaust, and Pirelli slick tires. CFMoto says the new engine delivers smooth, linear power and rapid throttle response, making it suitable for both track and street use.
While full technical details are yet to be released, it’s clear that CFMoto is serious about entering the superbike segment. More information is expected next year, but the V4 SR-RR has already sparked considerable anticipation within the motorcycle community.