New motorcycles, world premieres, exciting technology and a first look at what's coming in 2027 – we're heading to EICMA 2026, and we're bringing you along for the ride!
The countdown is almost over! From 3rd to 8th November 2026, the motorcycle industry will descend upon Milan, Italy, for EICMA 2026, one of the world's largest and most influential motorcycle exhibitions.
Held at Fiera Milano Rho, EICMA brings together manufacturers, industry professionals and motorcycle enthusiasts from around the world to showcase the latest motorcycles, innovative technologies and exciting developments shaping the future of motorcycling.
This year, MotoGB and Moto73 will be heading to Milan to experience it all first hand, meeting with our manufacturing partners, exploring their latest creations and discovering what could be making its way to UK roads and dealerships in 2027 and beyond.
With so many exciting developments across our motorcycle and scooter brands, there's plenty for us to look forward to. From new adventure motorcycles and high-performance sports bikes to distinctive cruisers, urban scooters and ground breaking concepts, EICMA promises to deliver some major announcements.
We'll be keeping a particularly close eye on VOGE, QJMOTOR, Moto Morini, KOVE, Benelli, Keeway, Hero MotoCorp, SYM, Morbidelli, Benda and Lambretta, with several manufacturers already teasing significant new models ahead of the exhibition.
And the best part? We're bringing you along!
Throughout EICMA 2026, we'll be filming the action, sharing live videos, exclusive footage, photographs and regular social media updates across our MotoGB, Moto73 and individual brand channels.
Before we head to Milan, here's a look at some of the motorcycles, announcements and developments we're most excited to see.
VOGE – New Models, Bigger Ambitions and Exciting Technology
VOGE continues to strengthen its presence in the premium motorcycle market, with popular adventure models such as the DS900X, DS800X Rally and DS625X leading an increasingly diverse range.
For EICMA 2026, attention turns to two newly announced models: the VOGE R800 and SR16 380.
The R800 is set to expand VOGE's naked motorcycle offering, moving into a larger-displacement category with an emphasis on sporty handling and riding enjoyment. Meanwhile, the SR16 380 will strengthen the manufacturer's urban scooter range, focusing on everyday comfort, convenience and practicality.
Both models are scheduled for presentation on 4th November as part of parent company Loncin's EICMA showcase.
We'll also be interested in any developments involving the SR450X adventure scooter, alongside possible updates to VOGE's existing adventure range.
Another interesting prospect is the CU-X Hybrid Concept, previously shown in China. Combining petrol and electric technology, it offers a glimpse into VOGE's approach to alternative powertrains, although its appearance in Milan has not been confirmed.
With two new models already announced and potential further developments across its range, we're looking forward to seeing what VOGE has planned for 2027.
QJMOTOR – A Litre-Class Superbike and New Electric Technology
QJMOTOR has been expanding rapidly across multiple motorcycle categories, and EICMA 2026 looks set to demonstrate just how ambitious the manufacturer has become.
Among the biggest talking points is the QJMOTOR SRK 1000 RR, a litre-class sports bike previously presented in concept form. Reports suggest that the production-ready version could appear in Milan, building on the earlier four-cylinder design, which was reported to produce approximately 163 hp.
The brand's performance range already includes models such as the SRK 800 RR and SRK 921 RR, making the proposed SRK 1000 RR a particularly interesting next step.
Another possible anticipated addition is the OAO MAX, an electric motorcycle with a distinctive four-speed manual gearbox. Unlike conventional electric motorcycles, the OAO MAX aims to deliver a more traditional riding experience while retaining the benefits of electric propulsion.
Beyond sports bikes, we'll be looking out for the Rhino 900 ADV and X-Adventure 900, two reported developments that could expand QJMOTOR's larger-capacity adventure and crossover offerings.
QJMOTOR's growing ATV and UTV division is another area of interest, particularly the anticipated SFU 1000 R, which could introduce a new high-capacity utility vehicle to the manufacturer's expanding powersports portfolio.
With potential developments spanning superbikes, adventure machines, electric motorcycles and utility vehicles, QJMOTOR is shaping up to be one of the most interesting manufacturers to follow.
Moto Morini – Italian Heritage and the Next Generation of Adventure
There's no better setting than Milan for Moto Morini to showcase its latest motorcycles. The historic Italian manufacturer has been expanding its range, combining traditional styling with modern engineering.
One of the main attractions will be the Moto Morini 3½ Sport, a modern reinterpretation of the iconic 1970s motorcycle. Having already arrived in its production form, the new 3½ Sport is expected to be a major feature of Moto Morini's EICMA display.
We're also expecting to see the Kanguro 300, a lightweight dual-sport motorcycle designed for riders wanting a more accessible approach to adventure and off-road exploration.
The distinctive Rumble 350 is another model to watch, introducing a bobber-inspired design to Moto Morini's smaller-capacity range.
Adventure enthusiasts will be interested in further developments surrounding the Alltrhike 450 and X-Cape family, particularly any announcements concerning future variants and updates.
There is also interest in the development of the larger-capacity Corsaro range, including the previously previewed Corsaro GT.
Moto Morini has confirmed that its latest range developments will be represented at EICMA, and we'll be exploring the stand to discover which models could be heading towards the UK market next.
KOVE – Adventure Innovation and a Growing Sports Bike Range
KOVE has built a reputation for lightweight, performance-focused adventure motorcycles, but the manufacturer's road-going sports bike range is becoming an increasingly exciting part of its future.
At EICMA 2026, we'll be looking forward to seeing the KOVE 450RR, a compact four-cylinder sports bike producing approximately 66 hp, designed to deliver high-revving performance in a lightweight package.
There's also growing speculation surrounding the KOVE 650RR, a larger sports motorcycle that has already appeared in the Chinese market and could make its European debut in Milan.
For adventure enthusiasts, KOVE's growing range remains a major attraction.
Models including the 800X Rally, 625X Max and 625X Pro have helped establish the brand's reputation, while the forthcoming 800X Touring offers a more road-focused approach to long-distance adventure riding.
We'll be keeping an eye out for further updates to the adventure range, alongside new developments in suspension, electronics and performance.
For Moto73, it'll be a particularly interesting opportunity to explore KOVE's latest offerings and see how its adventure and sports bike ranges are progressing.
Benelli – Two World Premieres, a New Concept and the TRK 602 X
Benelli is preparing for a particularly exciting EICMA 2026, with two world premieres, a brand-new concept motorcycle and updates across its existing range.
One of the headline attractions will be the Benelli TRK 602 X, which is expected to appear in its final production form.
Positioned as the successor to the hugely successful TRK 502, the TRK 602 X represents an important development in Benelli's middleweight adventure range, with European dealership availability anticipated in spring 2027.
We'll be examining the production model's specifications, equipment and design to see how it compares with its predecessor.
Benelli has also confirmed several updates to its 2027 lineup.
The TRK 702 and TRK 702 X are set to receive new graphics and improved technology, including a 7-inch TFT display with navigation functionality.
The distinctive Leoncino Bobber 400 will gain an automated transmission option, while the BKX family will receive an updated 5-inch TFT display and revised windscreen.
However, some of the biggest surprises are still being kept under wraps.
Benelli has announced two new motorcycle premieres, alongside a concept designed to showcase advanced technologies being developed by its engineering team in Pesaro.
With the TRK 902 Xplorer and Stradale also representing an exciting step forward for the manufacturer's adventure lineup, there's plenty for us to explore.
We'll be following Benelli's official presentation closely and bringing you the latest announcements directly from Milan.
Keeway – New Possibilities for Accessible Motorcycling
Keeway continues to focus on accessible, affordable motorcycles and scooters, with models such as the RKS 125, Icon 125i and XDV 125 EVO PRO providing different options for everyday riders.
At EICMA 2026, we'll be looking for potential updates across its 125cc motorcycle and scooter range, alongside developments involving larger-capacity machines such as the RKR 350.
With no major new-model programme confirmed ahead of the exhibition, it'll be interesting to see whether Keeway introduces additional models, updated styling or new equipment for 2027.
We'll be exploring the Keeway Group display to find out what's next for the brand.
Hero MotoCorp – Could the XPulse 421 Finally Make Its Debut?
Hero MotoCorp continues to expand its international motorcycle range, with adventure models such as the XPulse family playing a major role in its growing global presence.
One of the biggest potential announcements at EICMA 2026 is the long-awaited Hero XPulse 421.
A recent teaser from Hero MotoCorp has renewed speculation that the larger-capacity adventure motorcycle could finally be unveiled in Milan.
The XPulse 421 is expected to feature an approximately 421cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, offering a significant step up from the smaller XPulse models currently available.
If revealed, it could mark an important expansion into the highly competitive middleweight adventure category.
We'll also be looking for further developments across Hero's road-going motorcycles and scooters, including future additions to its international range.
The XPulse 421 remains unconfirmed for EICMA, but it's certainly one of the motorcycles we'll be keeping a close eye on.
SYM – Updated Adventure Scooters and Urban Commuters
SYM is preparing to showcase new models and technology at EICMA 2026, with a particular focus on practical, modern scooter mobility.
Among the confirmed highlights is the updated SYM ADX 300, continuing the manufacturer's adventure-inspired scooter range with revised features and equipment for 2027.
The refreshed Symphony 125 and Symphony 200i are also expected to feature, strengthening SYM's established urban commuter lineup.
With the success of models such as the Jet 14 EVO, Jet X 125 and ADX 125, we'll be interested in any further developments involving the brand's smaller-capacity scooters.
SYM has also confirmed an official press presentation on 3rd November, where additional announcements could be made.
We'll be exploring the latest technology, equipment and practical features as SYM unveils its plans for the coming year.
Morbidelli – New Models Set for Their World Premiere
Morbidelli has officially confirmed that new motorcycles will be unveiled at EICMA 2026, with its press conference scheduled for Tuesday 3rd November.
Among the models being discussed ahead of the exhibition are the NR 502 X and NR 1202 X Timeless, two potential additions to the brand's retro-inspired motorcycle range.
There's also speculation surrounding the T125WR, a possible new 125cc dual-sport motorcycle.
While the identities of the new releases have yet to be officially confirmed, Morbidelli's expanding range suggests there could be some interesting additions for 2027.
We'll be following the announcements from Hall 6, Stand D20, and bringing you a closer look at the new motorcycles.
Benda – Nine New Models and Three New Categories
Benda is promising one of the biggest expansions of its range yet, with nine new models scheduled for presentation at EICMA 2026.
Five of these will be motorcycles, including the Capra 700, Vinster 700, Vinster X 700 and Dark Flag 600 Ultra EC, alongside a new urban commuting model.
The remaining four will expand Benda's powersports portfolio, including new utility vehicles and prototypes.
The manufacturer will also display the Dark Flag 950, Rock 707 and P51 boxer hybrid concept.
With three new product categories being introduced, we're particularly interested in seeing how Benda intends to expand beyond its established cruiser range and what these developments could mean for UK riders.
Lambretta – A Classic Name Looking Towards 2027
Lambretta remains one of the most recognisable names in scootering, combining its iconic Italian styling with modern technology and equipment.
At EICMA 2026, we'll be looking for developments across the J125, X300 and G350 ranges, including potential colour updates, special editions and future model announcements.
The recently introduced J125 is particularly interesting, combining classic Lambretta influences with a liquid-cooled 125cc engine, ABS and modern rider technology.
Although no major new-model reveal has been confirmed, EICMA provides an opportunity to see how Lambretta intends to evolve its distinctive range heading into 2027.
Experience EICMA 2026 with MotoGB & Moto73!
Can't make it to Milan? We're bringing the action to you!
Throughout EICMA 2026, our MotoGB and Moto73 teams will be exploring the exhibition halls, meeting with manufacturers and capturing the biggest announcements as they happen.
We'll be sharing live videos, exclusive footage, close-up motorcycle walkarounds, reels, photographs and regular social media updates, giving you the opportunity to experience the excitement of EICMA from wherever you are.
We'll also be taking a closer look at the details that matter, from engine specifications and new technology to styling changes, equipment and potential UK availability.
Whether you're interested in the latest QJMOTOR superbike, Benelli's expanding adventure range, VOGE's new models or Hero's anticipated XPulse 421, we'll be working to bring you the news straight from the show floor.
Make sure you're following MotoGB, Moto73 and your favourite motorcycle brands on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube so you don't miss the latest reveals and exclusive coverage.
Looking Ahead to 2027
EICMA is always an exciting opportunity to see what the future holds, and this year's exhibition is shaping up to deliver some particularly interesting motorcycles.
For MotoGB and Moto73, it's also a chance to discover what could be coming next for the UK market, as manufacturers continue to introduce new models, expand their ranges and explore innovative technology.
Of course, not every motorcycle unveiled in Milan will necessarily make its way to the UK, but we'll be sharing the latest information on future availability as soon as it's confirmed.
With so many new releases, world premieres and potential surprises ahead, we're looking forward to getting our first look at what's coming in 2027 and beyond.
Milan, here we come! Follow MotoGB & Moto73 throughout EICMA 2026 and join us as we discover the next generation of motorcycling.
EICMA 2026 | 3rd – 8th November | Fiera Milano Rho, Italy
