EICMA (Milan Motorcycle Show) 2026

This is the massive international trade show where manufacturers reveal their new models for the upcoming year.

Dates: November 5 – November 8, 2026 (Public Days)

Press & Trade Days: Typically occur the Tuesday and Wednesday prior (Nov 3–4), before opening to the general public on Thursday.

Location: Fiera Milano Rho (Milan, Italy)

Edition: 83rd Edition

What to Expect

New Model Reveals: This is the primary venue where brands like Ducati, MV Agusta, Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, and international giants (Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, BMW) unveil their 2027 model year lineups.

MotoLive Arena: An outdoor racing area within the fairgrounds featuring motocross races, freestyle motocross (FMX) stunt shows, and trial competitions.

E-Mobility: A dedicated section for electric motorcycles, scooters, and e-bikes, which grows larger every year.

Shopping: A vast number of aftermarket vendors selling helmets, leathers, and parts, often at show-special prices.

Tickets (Estimated based on current trends)

Standard Entry: ~€20–€25

Children (4–13): ~€12

Children (0–3): Free

Tip: Buying tickets online in advance usually saves ~€3–€5 and lets you skip the ticket booth queues.

2. EICMA Riding Fest 2026 (Misano)

EICMA recently launched a spinoff event focused purely on riding rather than just looking at static bikes.

Dates: May 1 – May 3, 2026

Location: Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli (Misano Adriatico, Italy)

Focus: This is a demo-ride festival. Manufacturers bring their fleets to the racetrack, allowing attendees to test ride hundreds of motorcycles on the track and surrounding roads. entry is often free or very low cost (registration required).

3. Special 2026 Highlights

Vespa 80th Anniversary: 2026 marks the 80th anniversary of the Vespa. Expect major celebrations, likely a special "Vespa World Days" event (possibly in Rome or Pontedera), and commemorative models revealed at the EICMA Milan show in November.

Ducati & Ferrari: As Italian icons, expect heavy promotion for the 2027 Ducati models, often with guest appearances by MotoGP/WorldSBK champions.