EICMA motorcycle show becomes largest ever held
The EICMA international two-wheeler show in Milan has opened its 83rd edition, marking the largest event in its history. The exhibition spans 10 halls and covers over 300,000 square meters.
Milan – The EICMA international two-wheeler show has opened its 83rd edition in Milan, establishing itself as the largest event in the exhibition's history. This year's show occupies ten exhibition halls at Fiera Milano Rho, one more than in 2025, covering an area exceeding 300,000 square meters.
The event features 754 exhibitors from 52 countries, showcasing a total of 2,120 brands. International participation accounts for 74% of the brands, reinforcing EICMA's role as a global hub for motorcycle culture, innovation, and business.
Several special exhibitions and events are highlights of this year's show. The "Speed Legends" exhibition celebrates the history of the MotoGP premier class, displaying over 30 historical racing motorcycles. The Dakar Rally returns, bringing both historical and modern rally bikes.
The MotoLive outdoor area will host spectacular races and entertainment, including freestyle motocross and performances by Toni Bou. Visitors can also test ride electric vehicles in the Y.U.M. (Your Urban Mobility) area and explore adventure tourism and future mobility solutions.
EICMA 2026 runs from November 3-8, with November 3-4 reserved for press and industry professionals. The exhibition opens to the public from November 5-8.