With the unveiling of the new BSA Thunderbolt at EICMA 2025, the long-established manufacturer BSA continues its expansion course and presents its first adventure bike. The model builds on the history of the original Thunderbolt, which already offered touring and off-road qualities in the 1970s. The new edition has been designed as a modern interpretation to meet the needs of a new generation of riders.
At EICMA 2025 in Milan, Ultraviolette provided comprehensive insight into its future direction and expanded product portfolio. In addition to electric motorcycles and scooters, the world's first production motorcycle with integrated radar technology was unveiled. The company also presented the UVCrossfade, a connected carbon fiber helmet that aims to take rider safety and connectivity to a new level.
With the BMW F 450 GS, BMW Motorrad is expanding its GS model family with a sporty adventure bike specifically designed for the 48 hp A2 class. Developed for riders who are looking for a lightweight, agile, yet robust motorcycle for everyday use, touring, and off-road adventures, the new F 450 GS relies on proven GS technology and a modern, distinctive design.
Harley-Davidson has unveiled selected motorcycles for the 2026 model year, which are expected to be available from authorized dealers worldwide starting in the first quarter of 2026. The announcement was made on the official website and in the video “Model Year 2026 Reveal – Chapter One – November 4th” on the company's YouTube channel. Another presentation of new models, including the limited edition Custom Vehicle Operations (CVO) collection, is scheduled for January 14, 2026.
In the run-up to its 100th anniversary, Ducati will be presenting a particularly extensive and technically advanced model range at EICMA 2025. The Italian manufacturer is focusing on both tradition and innovation, showcasing numerous new products in Milan that underline the company's sporting heritage and technological expertise.
Honda presented the prototype of the V3R 900 with electronic supercharger at EICMA 2025 in Milan. With this motorcycle, the manufacturer is focusing on technical innovation and pursuing the goal of achieving a balance between performance, riding pleasure, and environmental compatibility. The V3R 900 with e-supercharger exemplifies Honda's future strategy in the field of sporty road motorcycles.
Zero Motorcycles unveiled a comprehensive update to its electric motorcycle range at EICMA 2025 in Milan. The focus is on the brand-new Urban Scooter LS1, flanked by an extensively revised model range for the 2026 model year and the visionary Lompico Concept, which offers a glimpse of upcoming technologies and design lines.
Beeline, known for its minimalist navigation solutions from London, celebrated a premiere at EICMA in Milan in 2025: for the first time, the company appeared with its own brand area at one of the world's largest motorcycle trade fairs. Together with its Italian distribution partner Cellularline, Beeline presented itself in Hall 14 at Stand E27. The trade fair appearance marks an important milestone and underlines the brand's strengthened presence within the European motorcycle community.
MV Agusta presents a new chapter in the history of naked bikes with the Brutale 950 Serie Oro. Strictly limited to 300 units, this special edition features a newly developed three-cylinder engine, innovative electronics, and high-quality components—and marks the beginning of a completely new model generation, which is set to launch in the second quarter of 2026.
For the 2026 model year, Kawasaki is presenting the Ninja ZX-10R and the race-oriented Ninja ZX-10RR with extensive innovations, particularly in terms of aerodynamics, electronics, and chassis tuning. The ZX-10R has been a fixture in the Superbike segment for years and has won numerous titles in the Superbike World Championship (WorldSBK).
Brabus and KTM are about to unveil the new Brabus 1400 R Signature Edition, which is expected to make its debut at EICMA in Milan from November 6 to 9. The latest generation of jointly developed power naked bikes is set to replace the previous top model, the Brabus 1300 R Masterpiece Edition. Initial prototype images and technical information already point to comprehensive further development.
With the Himalayan 450 Rally Raid, Royal Enfield plans to introduce an even more off-road capable version of its well-known Adventure series. The motorcycle is set to be unveiled on November 4, 2025, at EICMA. Even before the official premiere, the first details about the features and technology have been leaked.
Stricter emissions regulations, increasing efficiency requirements, and the desire for more power from smaller engines are presenting motorcycle manufacturers with new challenges. Supercharging systems such as turbochargers, compressors, or electric compressors could therefore be making a comeback in motorcycle construction. While such technologies have long been established in cars, they are only gradually finding their way into motorcycles. Models such as the upcoming Honda V3R with an electric compressor, the compressor bikes already available from Kawasaki, and innovative hybrid approaches show that development is gaining momentum. But what systems are available, how do they work, and what impact do they have on handling, sound, and everyday usability?
Zero Motorcycles, which claims to be one of the best-known manufacturers of electric motorcycles, has announced a change in its top management. Pierre-Martin Bos is taking over as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) with immediate effect. He succeeds Sam Paschel, who has led the company for the past eight years and will remain in an advisory role as Senior Board Advisor.
Yamaha is presenting new approaches to electric mobility at the Japan Mobility Show 2025 in Tokyo. The focus is on models and systems that have been specially developed to offer a unique driving experience and improved everyday usability. A key theme is the characteristics of electric and hybrid drives, which offer high torque even at low speeds. This makes it possible to drive without a clutch, which is intended to simplify handling in particular.
With the EV Outlier Concept, Honda is presenting its own interpretation of future electric mobility in the motorcycle sector at the Japan Mobility Show 2025. The study provides a glimpse of what motorcycles could look like from 2030 onwards. The name “Outlier” says it all – the concept vehicle deliberately stands out from conventional developments and showcases innovative solutions that break new ground both technically and visually.
Nicolò Bulega will join the Ducati Lenovo Team for the last two races of the 2025 MotoGP season. The Superbike World Championship runner-up will take over Marc Márquez's bike and make his debut in the premier class at the Portuguese Grand Prix (November 7-9, 2025) and the season finale in Valencia. Bulega has already gained some initial experience with the Desmosedici GP during a test in Jerez de la Frontera.
QJMOTOR is using EICMA 2025 to unveil five new motorcycles in different segments. The new models set their own accents both visually and technically and are aimed at a broad target group, from beginners to sports riders to design enthusiasts. The focus is on the sporty SRK250RR, the urban RAW250, the SRK450RR, the Rino adventure bike, and the EQVVS sixhundred café racer.
Following the serious accident involving Swiss Moto3 rider Noah Dettwiler in Sepang, there are initial positive developments regarding his health. Just five days after the dramatic collision with Jose Antonio Rueda, Dettwiler was able to leave the intensive care unit at the hospital in Kuala Lumpur and be transferred to a private clinic.
EICMA 2025 will feature numerous new products, but some models are still missing despite high demand. There are five motorcycles that fans keep asking for, but as things stand, they won't be presented at the show. The reasons for this are varied, ranging from economic considerations to changes in manufacturer strategies. Here is an overview of the most sought-after models that won't be appearing at EICMA in 2025.