EICMA 2026 – The 83rd edition of EICMA, the International Two-Wheel Exhibition, was presented in Milan at Palazzo Lombardia. It runs from 3 to 8 November at Fiera Milano Rho: Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 are reserved for press and trade, while the public is admitted from Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 November, 9:30 am to 6:30 pm.
For the first time since moving to Rho, the show fills ten halls, one more than in 2025, making 2026 the biggest EICMA ever held at the Milan venue. The figures: over 300,000 square metres of exhibition space and outdoor areas, 754 exhibitors and 2,120 brands from 52 countries, with 74% coming from abroad. Around 30% of direct exhibitors are returning companies or first-time participants.
This year’s slogan is “Always the first time. Ogni anno, una scoperta” (“Every year, a discovery”), embodied in a poster showing a motorcycle still hidden under a red cloth: the moment before the unveiling.
Among the most anticipated features is Speed Legends, an exhibition on the history of MotoGP’s premier class, created through the EICMA.SHIFT UP partnership with MotoGP: in Hall 22, over 30 historic bikes alongside the five MotoGP machines of the 2026 season, plus interactive content and a Gaming Arena with simulators. The same hall welcomes the Dakar back with ASO, while EICMA Adventouring, now in its second year, is devoted to adventure motorcycle touring. Hall 18 hosts the start-up area, supported by ICE. Outside the halls, the MotoLive area and the Y.U.M. – Your Urban Mobility test-ride zone, with over 40 urban vehicles to try.
Accessibility is a priority too: from 6 to 8 November around 15,000 free parking spaces will be available, almost 11,000 of them in ATM park-and-ride lots connected to the metro lines. Trenord rail links and BusForFun coaches are confirmed.
Advance tickets, sold only on the official website, cost €20 (full) and €10 (reduced, ages 4–13), plus a €1.50 handling fee; admission is free for ages 0–3. The afternoon ticket, valid from 1:30 pm, returns at €14 and €7.
“Every edition of EICMA brings something new, yet keeps its ability to thrill intact,” said EICMA President Pietro Meda.