EICMA 2026: New Motorcycle Reveals and What They Mean for CMS Motorcycles
EICMA 2026: The Motorcycle Industry Meets in Milan
The international motorcycle industry has gathered in Milan for EICMA 2026, one of the world's most significant motorcycle exhibitions. The event brings together established manufacturers, emerging brands and industry specialists to present new motorcycles, technology and developments for the years ahead.
Taking place at Fiera Milano Rho from 3 to 8 November, the exhibition opened to press and trade visitors on 3 November, with public access beginning on 5 November.
At CMS Motorcycles Exeter, we have been following the announcements, particularly those involving the motorcycle manufacturers whose products we offer.
Although EICMA covers everything from high-performance sports bikes to electric motorcycles and specialist equipment, our main interest is in the developments from Royal Enfield, Benda and other brands relevant to our showroom.
What Is EICMA?
EICMA, the International Two-Wheeler Exhibition, is an annual motorcycle industry event held in Milan, Italy.
It provides manufacturers with an opportunity to introduce new models, demonstrate developing technologies and outline their plans for future motorcycle ranges.
The scale of the event is considerable. Figures published for the 2025 exhibition recorded approximately 600,000 visitors representing 148 nationalities, alongside more than 43,000 trade visitors.
The 2026 exhibition continues this international focus, with motorcycles, riding equipment, components and new mobility technology represented across the show.
Royal Enfield: New 750cc Motorcycles Revealed
Royal Enfield has been one of the manufacturers attracting particular attention at EICMA 2026.
As the company marks its 125th anniversary year, it has presented several important developments, including the Himalayan 750, Continental GT 750, Flying Flea S6 and a limited-edition Shotgun 650 collaboration.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 750
One of the most significant announcements is the new Royal Enfield Himalayan 750.
Following the development of the Himalayan range, the new model introduces a larger-capacity engine and additional touring and rider-assistance technology.
The Himalayan 750 is powered by a new 743cc air and oil-cooled parallel-twin engine, producing 63 Nm of torque at 5,000 rpm.
Royal Enfield has also confirmed equipment including five riding modes, a six-axis inertial measurement unit, cornering ABS, lean-sensitive traction control and cruise control.
Touring features include an adjustable windscreen, separate rider and passenger seats, and a choice of cast or spoked wheels.
Royal Enfield has announced UK introductory pricing starting at £6,999 for the cast-wheel version, with additional variants available at different price points.
For riders familiar with the existing Himalayan range, the 750 represents a significant development, offering increased engine capacity and a broader specification for longer-distance riding.
CMS will continue to follow information regarding UK availability and future dealership arrangements.
Royal Enfield Continental GT 750
Royal Enfield has also unveiled the Continental GT 750, the latest development of its established café racer range.
The new motorcycle uses an uprated version of the 743cc twin-cylinder engine introduced with the Himalayan 750.
According to Royal Enfield, the Continental GT 750 will become its highest-performance production motorcycle to date.
The design maintains the familiar café racer appearance while introducing revised styling, updated components and a hybrid twin-pod TFT instrument display.
Both faired and unfaired versions have been presented, with the faired model featuring a lower handlebar position and a more focused riding posture.
The motorcycles displayed at EICMA include Red Line, TT Blue and Master Clean colour schemes.
The Continental GT has an established following among riders who appreciate traditional styling and a more sporting riding position. The introduction of the 750 is an important step in the continuing development of that range.
Further information regarding UK pricing and availability will be important as the model approaches its market introduction.
Flying Flea S6 Electric Motorcycle
Royal Enfield has also presented the Flying Flea S6, an electric motorcycle developed around lightweight construction and urban mobility.
The scrambler-inspired design is intended to provide versatility for everyday road use and lighter off-road conditions.
Features include a high-torque electric motor, riding modes, a round touchscreen display and a dedicated off-road mode.
The S6 has been shown in Dart Yellow and Lightning Grey, with a launch planned for summer 2027.
The Flying Flea project demonstrates Royal Enfield's interest in electric motorcycles alongside its established petrol-powered range.
UK retail arrangements and availability through individual dealerships have not been established in the information covered here.
Shotgun 650 and Deus Ex Machina Collaboration
Another Royal Enfield presentation is the Shotgun 650 'Son of a Gun', developed in collaboration with Deus Ex Machina.
Based on the existing Shotgun 650 platform, the motorcycle features distinctive paintwork, revised detailing and custom-inspired styling.
Royal Enfield has announced plans for a limited production run of 100 motorcycles worldwide during 2027.
The project demonstrates how the Shotgun 650 platform can be adapted through specialist design and custom motorcycle development.
Benda: Expanding Into New Motorcycle Categories
Benda is another manufacturer with a significant presence at EICMA 2026.
At CMS Motorcycles Exeter, our Benda range includes models such as the Chinchilla 300, Napoleon Bob 500 and LFC 700.
These motorcycles demonstrate the manufacturer's distinctive approach to cruiser design, and its latest EICMA announcements indicate plans to expand into additional motorcycle categories.
Benda Capra 700 Adventure Motorcycle
Another important announcement is the Benda Capra 700, a new adventure motorcycle developed with the European market in mind.
The Capra 700 marks Benda's entry into the adventure motorcycle category, an area already represented by several established manufacturers.
For Benda, this is a significant expansion of its product portfolio and an indication of its longer-term plans for the European motorcycle market.
Further Benda Developments
Benda has also presented the Dark Flag 600 Ultra EC, expanding its V4 cruiser family.
The Dark Flag 950 and Rock 707 have returned to EICMA following their earlier introductions, with the manufacturer continuing work towards European market availability.
The P51 boxer hybrid has also been displayed in pre-production form, providing a further indication of Benda's interest in alternative powertrain technology.
Beyond motorcycles, the manufacturer has introduced additional ATV and utility vehicle developments, including the Bluestone 500 R2 and Supernovae 1000 DL.
These announcements demonstrate the range of products Benda is developing. However, an appearance at EICMA does not automatically confirm UK release dates, prices or availability through CMS.
Voge: New Roadster, Cruiser and Adventure Developments
Voge is another manufacturer with several interesting motorcycles featured in the EICMA 2026 announcements.
Already represented at CMS Motorcycles Exeter, Voge offers motorcycles across different categories, including road-going and adventure-focused models.
The latest developments show the manufacturer continuing to expand its range with additional engine capacities, technology and motorcycle styles.
Voge R800
The Voge R800 is a new performance-focused naked motorcycle presented at EICMA 2026.
Powered by a 798cc liquid-cooled twin-cylinder engine, the R800 produces a stated 95.2 PS and 81 Nm of torque.
The motorcycle combines modern roadster styling with electronic rider assistance and performance-oriented equipment.
Features include four riding modes, traction control, ABS, a bidirectional quickshifter and a steering damper.
Upside-down front forks and the motorcycle's overall chassis design reflect its focus on road performance.
The R800 represents a move into a larger-capacity naked motorcycle category for Voge, broadening the manufacturer's offering beyond smaller roadsters and adventure motorcycles.
UK pricing and availability remain to be confirmed.
Voge CU625
Voge has also presented the CU625, a V-twin cruiser designed around a lower seating position and traditional cruiser proportions.
The motorcycle uses a 578.2cc liquid-cooled V-twin engine producing a stated 47.6 PS and 52 Nm of torque.
A six-speed gearbox and belt final drive are included in the specification.
With a seat height of approximately 710mm, the CU625 has been designed with accessibility and everyday usability in mind.
Equipment includes keyless operation, heated grips, a TFT display, LED lighting, ABS and traction control.
The CU625 adds another motorcycle style to Voge's developing range and provides an indication of the manufacturer's interest in the middleweight cruiser market.
UK release details and pricing have not yet been established.
Voge Rally 300
The Voge Rally 300 is another motorcycle attracting attention at the exhibition, with updated styling and a clear focus on lightweight adventure riding.
The motorcycle uses a 292.4cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine producing 28.6 PS and 25 Nm of torque.
Its specification includes a six-speed gearbox, 21-inch front wheel, 18-inch rear wheel and 280mm of ground clearance.
The published specification lists a net weight of 160kg, an 11-litre fuel tank and an 850mm seat height.
Additional equipment includes ABS, LED lighting, digital instrumentation and protective components.
The Rally 300 is particularly relevant to riders interested in smaller-capacity adventure motorcycles, where manageable dimensions and off-road-oriented equipment can be important considerations.
Further confirmation of the UK specification and availability will be required before any retail details can be announced.
Zontes: New Developments Across Its Motorcycle Range
Zontes has also been represented at EICMA 2026, with motorcycles from several of its developing product families displayed at the exhibition.
At CMS Motorcycles Exeter, Zontes is an important part of our range, particularly for customers considering modern 125cc motorcycles and larger-capacity models.
The manufacturer's exhibition presence includes motorcycles from its 175, 552 and 703 families, alongside a new model announcement.
Zontes 853R
One of the most notable developments is the global debut of the Zontes 853R at EICMA 2026.
The 853R is a new addition to the manufacturer's expanding motorcycle portfolio and represents another step into larger-capacity motorcycles.
At this stage, we are not including detailed performance figures or equipment specifications that have not been independently confirmed for the model.
Nevertheless, the introduction of the 853R is significant for Zontes, demonstrating its intention to continue developing motorcycles beyond the smaller-capacity market.
Zontes 703 Range
The Zontes 703 family has also been represented at the exhibition, including the adventure-oriented 703F.
The 703 range is an important part of the manufacturer's wider product development, demonstrating its approach to larger-capacity motorcycles and modern equipment.
These motorcycles are relevant to riders interested in moving beyond the 125cc category into larger road and adventure machines.
It is important to note that a motorcycle appearing on an exhibition stand does not necessarily mean it is being unveiled for the first time.
Zontes 175 and 552 Families
Zontes has also highlighted motorcycles from its 175 and 552 product families.
These models demonstrate the range of engine capacities and motorcycle categories the manufacturer is developing for different markets.
As with the larger motorcycles, UK availability and specifications may differ from those displayed internationally.
We will continue to follow confirmed UK announcements concerning models relevant to the CMS range.
Hero MotoCorp: Adventure Motorcycles and Future Concepts
Hero MotoCorp is another manufacturer attracting attention at EICMA 2026, particularly through its adventure motorcycle developments.
Hero is already represented at CMS Motorcycles Exeter through motorcycles including the XPulse 200 4V, XPulse 200 4V Pro and Hunk 440.
The latest exhibition presentations show how the manufacturer is exploring future developments within its adventure and road motorcycle ranges.
Hero XPulse 450
The Hero XPulse 450 has been presented as an important development in the manufacturer's adventure motorcycle range.
The model represents Hero's interest in expanding the XPulse family beyond the existing smaller-capacity motorcycles.
For riders familiar with the XPulse 200 4V and XPulse 200 4V Pro, the prospect of a larger XPulse model is a notable development.
The XPulse range is already associated with lightweight adventure riding, practical design and off-road-oriented equipment.
The XPulse 450 indicates a possible extension of those principles into a larger-capacity category.
Detailed specifications, UK pricing and release arrangements have not been confirmed in the material available to us, so these remain open questions rather than established retail information.
Hero Scrambler Concept 250
Hero has also displayed the Scrambler Concept 250 at EICMA 2026.
Unlike a confirmed production motorcycle, this machine has been presented as a concept, offering an indication of a possible future design direction.
The concept combines scrambler-inspired styling with elements associated with the manufacturer's adventure motorcycle development.
Features visible in the concept include a trellis-style frame, single-cylinder engine layout and spoked wheels.
Concept motorcycles allow manufacturers to demonstrate design ideas and explore potential future products without necessarily confirming a production launch.
For that reason, the Scrambler Concept 250 should not be treated as a confirmed motorcycle available to order.
Hero's Wider Development
Hero's EICMA presence also reflects its ongoing work in motorsport, adventure riding and electric mobility through its VIDA activities.
These areas form part of the manufacturer's broader development strategy.
For CMS customers, the most relevant developments remain those that could eventually extend the motorcycle choices available within Hero's UK range.
Mash: Keeping an Eye on Future Developments
Mash is another manufacturer represented within the CMS Motorcycles Exeter range, offering motorcycles with distinctive styling across several engine capacities.
While the announcements covered here provide substantial information about Royal Enfield, Benda, Voge, Zontes and Hero, we do not currently have a verified new Mash motorcycle unveiling from EICMA 2026 to report.
Rather than describe an existing model as a new launch, we will continue to monitor official manufacturer announcements for any confirmed developments relevant to the UK market.
Mash remains part of our wider motorcycle offering, and any significant new model announcements will be covered when reliable information becomes available.
The Wider Motorcycle Industry at EICMA 2026
Beyond the manufacturers covered in this article, EICMA includes major international names such as Honda, Ducati, BMW and Harley-Davidson, alongside specialist motorcycle and equipment manufacturers.
These companies are presenting their own developments in performance, technology, touring and motorcycle design.
Although these announcements contribute to the overall direction of the motorcycle industry, our focus at CMS is on the brands we offer and the developments most relevant to our customers.
What Could These Developments Mean for UK Riders?
Several themes are emerging from EICMA 2026.
Manufacturers are continuing to develop larger-capacity motorcycles, expand established model families and introduce additional electronic rider-assistance systems.
Royal Enfield's new 750cc platform is a significant development for its adventure and café racer ranges.
Benda's Capra 700 marks an entry into the adventure motorcycle category, while Voge's R800, CU625 and Rally 300 demonstrate its interest in different types of road and adventure riding.
Zontes is continuing to expand its larger-capacity range, while Hero is presenting both new adventure motorcycle developments and concept designs.
For UK motorcyclists, these announcements provide an early indication of the motorcycles and technologies that may become more widely available in the future.
However, international model reveals do not automatically confirm UK sales, pricing or dealership availability.
Looking Ahead at CMS Motorcycles Exeter
EICMA 2026 has already provided a substantial amount of motorcycle news, with several important developments from manufacturers relevant to CMS Motorcycles Exeter.
As the exhibition continues, further details may emerge regarding specifications, production plans and future UK availability.
We will continue to follow official announcements from Royal Enfield, Benda, Voge, Zontes, Hero and Mash, sharing information that is relevant to our customers and the motorcycles we offer.
Our aim is to provide clear, accurate information about developments in the motorcycle industry while keeping customers informed about the brands represented at CMS Motorcycles Exeter.
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Article prepared 4 November 2026. Information is based on manufacturer announcements and exhibition material available at the time of writing. Specifications, prices and release arrangements may change. Motorcycles featured are not necessarily available to order from CMS Motorcycles Exeter.
