The EICMA 2026 exhibition in Milan has officially kicked off, establishing itself as the largest two-wheeler event in history. With 754 exhibitors, 2,120 brands from 52 nations, and over 300,000 square meters of exhibition space—including 60,000 outdoors—this year’s edition redefines the global benchmark for motorcycle and scooter innovation.
The event, taking place at Rho Fiera until November 8, opens its doors to the public from November 5 after a preview for industry professionals and media on the first two days. Beyond cutting-edge technology, attendees can explore historical racing culture, interactive gaming arenas, and a showcase of iconic Motomondiale models alongside the 2026 season’s stars.
Honda has taken center stage with the highly anticipated Africa Twin 2027, a major upgrade to its 2016 model. The new iteration boasts a refined 1,131cc twin-cylinder engine delivering 119 horsepower and 119 Nm of torque, paired with advanced suspension and six customizable riding modes. The lineup includes three variants, each tailored with distinct features like wireless connectivity, radar integration, and larger fuel capacities. Complementing this, Honda has also unveiled the ADV125 scooter, designed for riders with an A1 license and featuring a 5-inch TFT display.
Kawasaki has introduced two standout models: the KLE 650 (and its SE variant) and the Versys 900, the latter powered by a 948cc four-cylinder engine producing 122 horsepower. Triumph has drawn attention with the Tiger 1200 2027, a high-performance enduro equipped with both front and rear radar. KTM’s offerings include the 390 Adventure R, featuring cruise control as standard, and the 1390 Super Duke GT, a sport-touring bike with an 8.8-inch display. Husqvarna has refreshed its Norden 901 2027, a blue-themed maxi enduro, while Moto Guzzi has previewed The Trip 500, a 48-horsepower twin-cylinder model accessible with an A2 license.
Emerging from China, QJMotor has showcased six new models, including the LTS 125S scooter priced competitively from €1,990, and the SRT 800 RX adventure bike with 95 horsepower. The brand emphasizes comprehensive equipment and market-wide accessibility. Meanwhile, Brembo has unveiled the GP4 brake caliper, a lightweight innovation for MotoGP 2027, alongside carbon-ceramic discs and customizable clutch controls. The company also highlights urban commuting solutions, such as the XTRA Signature disc.
Beyond hardware, the event features interactive experiences, including raffles for exclusive Motomondiale experiences and a gaming arena with advanced simulation technology. With over 300,000 square meters of exhibition space and a diverse global presence, EICMA 2026 solidifies Milan’s reputation as the epicenter of the two-wheeler industry.
The exhibition continues through November 8, offering a blend of technological breakthroughs, cultural immersion, and competitive racing heritage for both enthusiasts and professionals.
