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Motorcycles With an Automatic Transmission

Motorcycles with an automatic transmission from the factory, standard or optional: every confirmed model with model years, power, weight and its buyer's guide.

By · Updated 2026-10-30

Motorcycles With an Automatic Transmission
Photo: Yamaha press archive

An automatic transmission takes the shifting work off you: the gearbox still has real, stepped gears, but the bike handles the changes, fully or in part depending on the system. Brands call it DCT, ASA, Y-AMT or AMT. In stop-and-go traffic that means less to do with your left hand and foot. A scooter’s twist-and-go belt drive doesn’t count here, and neither does an automatic clutch that leaves gear selection to you or a plain quickshifter.

The list is split in two: bikes that carry the automatic as standard, and bikes where it’s a factory option. If yours sits in the option section, check that the exact bike you’re looking at left the factory with it fitted.

Every motorcycle below has automatic shift (dct / asa / amt) from the factory, confirmed against manufacturer information. Where a trim or special edition shares it with the base bike, only the base bike is listed. A model that is missing here may still have it; it means we have not confirmed it yet.

Standard from the factory

11 model lines by category, 7 still in production or built until last year

Adventure

Cruiser

Earlier cruiser models (1)

Naked Bike

Earlier naked bike models (1)

Scooter

  • Honda Forza 750

    Touring Comfort in Scooter Clothes

    2025– · 59 hp · 518 lb wet

Earlier scooter models (2)

Sport Tourer

Tourer

Available as a factory option

Offered by the manufacturer as an option or package — check the bike you are looking at.

Show all 17 model lines

Adventure

Cruiser

Naked Bike

Sport Tourer

Tourer