From November 3 to 8, Fiera Milano Rho will host the 83rd edition of the International Motorcycle Exhibition. Highlights include MotoGP, the Dakar, legendary champions, test rides and live shows.
EICMA 2026 will be the largest edition ever held at Fiera Milano Rho. Presented in Milan, the event will occupy ten exhibition halls for the first time, covering more than 300,000 square metres, with 754 exhibitors and 2,120 brands from 52 countries. International brands account for 74% of the total, while approximately 30% of direct exhibitors are newcomers or returning participants.
“Always the first time. Every year, a new discovery” is the slogan chosen for the 83rd edition, which also aims to enhance the visitor experience through larger spaces and a new layout for the exhibition's various attractions.
From MotoGP to the Dakar: all the highlights
One of the main attractions will be the debut of Speed Legends, an exhibition dedicated to the history of MotoGP. Hall 22 will showcase more than 30 historic motorcycles, alongside the five leading bikes of the 2026 season. The partnership with MotoGP will also bring simulators, interactive content and opportunities to win exclusive experiences at Misano and Mugello.
The Dakar will also return to Hall 22, featuring historic and modern motorcycles, as well as an official container dedicated to interactive content.
In the outdoor area, MotoLive will host off-road races, Freestyle Motocross, Acrobatic Trial, music with Radio Deejay and free test rides. Special guest Toni Bou will be in attendance. The programme will also include races featuring twin-cylinder motorcycles from 20 manufacturers and the Champions Charity Race Legend, with Troy Bayliss, Marco Melandri, Stefan Everts and other champions. The races will also be broadcast on Sky.
Also returning are Y.U.M., offering more than 40 electric and internal combustion vehicles to test, EICMA Adventouring, dedicated to adventure motorcycling and events organised through the FMI circuit, and the start-up area, supported by ICE and focused on innovation.
Getting around, dates and tickets
To make travelling to the event easier, EICMA will provide approximately 15,000 free parking spaces from November 6 to 8, alongside initiatives with ATM, Trenord and BusForFun to encourage the use of public transport.
The exhibition will run from November 3 to 8, with the first two days reserved for the press and industry professionals. The event will be open to the public from November 5 to 8, from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Online tickets start at €20 for a full-price ticket and €10 for a reduced ticket, plus booking fees. Afternoon tickets, valid from 1:30 p.m., will also be available, starting at €14.
Information and tickets are available at www.eicma.it.
