Eicma 2026: The Curtain Rises—It Will Be a Record-Breaking Edition
The curtain rises on Eicma 2026, the record-breaking edition of the International Motorcycle Show. Following the press and industry days on November 3 and 4, the show will open to the general public from November 5 to 8, transforming the pavilions at Fiera Milano Rho into the industry’s most important exhibition showcase.
The 83rd edition of EICMA will be the largest ever in terms of attendance and floor space. The event will feature 754 exhibitors and 2,120 brands from 52 different countries. Alongside historic giants such as Honda, Yamaha, KTM, and Kawasaki—which are showcasing technological advancements, more powerful engines, and the first new-generation automated transmissions—the event shines a spotlight on the energy transition. In fact, significant space is dedicated to electric concepts, alternative fuels, and zero-emission prototypes.
There’s no shortage of adrenaline in the outdoor MotoLive area, the beating heart of entertainment with live races, freestyle shows, and acrobatic performances. EICMA 2026 thus combines its industrial spirit with its passion, offering visitors a unique immersive experience. Whether it’s maxi-enduro bikes for long-distance travel, track-ready supersport bikes, or scooters designed for smart urban mobility, Milan once again establishes itself as the undisputed capital of two-wheeled vehicles, setting global trends for tomorrow’s market.
EICMA President Pietro Meda stated: “Every edition of EICMA brings something new, but above all, it retains its ability to thrill. This is the deepest meaning of ‘Always the first time’: coming back here and still feeling as if it were the first time—as reported by L’Espresso.” The figures for the 2026 edition paint a picture of a strong, international, and comprehensive event, but behind these results lies, above all, a global community made up of companies, professionals, the media, and hundreds of thousands of enthusiasts. Our job is to continue offering them a place capable of surprising, engaging young people, building relationships, fostering a culture of mobility and industrial value, while also improving the quality of the visitor experience year after year.”
