Eicma 2026: everything you need to know about the Milan Motorcycle Show
From 5 to 8 November, the public will once again flock to Fiera Milano Rho for the 83rd edition of the International Motorcycle Exhibition, Eicma
The countdown has begun: with the slogan “Always the first time. Every year, a discovery’, EICMA 2026 is set to welcome the public to Fiera Milano Rho from Thursday 5th to Sunday 8th November (from 9.30 am to 6.30 pm), following the customary two days dedicated to the press and trade visitors. The 83rd edition of the International Motorcycle Exhibition, scheduled for 3 to 8 November at Fiera Milano Rho, will be the largest ever held at the Milan venue: for the first time, it will occupy 10 halls – one more than in 2025 – with a total of over 300,000 square metres of exhibition space and outdoor areas. There are 754 exhibitors and 2,120 brands represented, hailing from 52 countries. 74 per cent of the brands come from abroad, whilst around 30 per cent of the direct exhibitors are companies making their debut at the event or returning to it.
From MotoGP to the Dakar Rally
One of the highlights is ‘Speed Legends’, an exhibition dedicated to the history of MotoGP, set up in Hall 22 across 1,000 square metres. The exhibition brings together over 30 historic motorbikes and five MotoGP bikes from the 2026 season, tracing the technical and sporting evolution of the premier class. The partnership with MotoGP also includes a Gaming Arena featuring simulators and activities for fans. Also in Hall 22, the Dakar Rally takes centre stage once again, with a space created in collaboration with ASO. Historic and modern motorbikes, along with interactive materials and content, will allow visitors to retrace the history of the famous rally raid.
The outdoor area
Outside, across more than 60,000 square metres, MotoLive will be the hub for races, shows and entertainment. The programme includes off-road competitions, Freestyle Motocross, acrobatic trials, music and free test rides. The special guest will be Toni Bou, the multiple trials champion. The weekend will also feature the Champions Charity Race Legend, with champions of the calibre of Troy Bayliss, Marco Melandri, Stefan Everts, Chicco Chiodi, Christophe Pourcel and Ruben Xaus. The pursuit races will combine spectacle and charity, with participants boasting a combined total of over 20 world titles.
New features test
For those wishing to move from theory to practice, there is Your Urban Mobility (Y.U.M.), an area of over 8,000 square metres dedicated to test rides on scooters and urban mobility vehicles, both electric and internal combustion: more than 40 vehicles from 10 exhibitors will be available. Eicma Adventouring is also back, focusing on motorbike travel and events in the FMI Eicma Adventure Series Trophy, whilst Hall 18 will host the area dedicated to start-ups and innovation.
Opening times and tickets
The event will be open to the public from Thursday 5th to Sunday 8th November, from 9.30 am to 6.30 pm. Online tickets cost 20 euros for adults and 10 euros for children aged 4 to 13, plus a 1.50 euro booking fee. There is also an afternoon admission option, valid from 1.30 pm, at 14 euros for a full-price ticket and 7 euros for a concessionary ticket. Entry is free for children aged 3 and under.
