Major Bike Makers Reveal Five India-Bound Models at EICMA 2026
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Major Bike Makers Reveal Five India-Bound Models at EICMA 2026

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Five new motorcycles targeting the Indian market were unveiled at the EICMA 2026 show in Milan, including updates from Royal Enfield, Norton, Hero and Harley-Davidson.

Several global two-wheeler manufacturers presented new models aimed at the Indian market during the EICMA 2026 exhibition in Milan. Royal Enfield debuted the Himalayan 750, an adventure tourer powered by a 743 cc air-oil-cooled parallel-twin that produces 55 bhp and 63 Nm, and equipped with a 7-inch LED headlamp, multiple riding modes, cruise control and a digital TFT display. The company also unveiled the Continental GT 750, a cafe-racer using the same engine and offering both unfaired and faired versions.

Norton introduced the 450 Urban roadster, featuring a 454 cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine delivering 46.4 bhp and 45 Nm, along with LED lighting, ride modes, keyless ignition and an 8-inch TFT touchscreen. Production for the model will take place at TVS Motor Company’s Hosur plant for both domestic and export markets.

Hero MotoCorp revealed the Xpulse 450, an adventure bike built around a 421 cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine that makes 46 bhp and 38 Nm. The motorcycle includes Android Auto and Apple CarPlay integration, a 6-speed gearbox with an Assist & Slipper clutch, and is positioned against rivals such as the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 and BMW F 450 GS.

Harley-Davidson presented the X350T, a flat-track-styled roadster designed for India with a newly developed 350 cc air-oil-cooled engine. While exact output figures were not disclosed, the bike features an electronic throttle, riding modes, switchable ABS and traction control, and a USD front suspension on a trellis frame. Deliveries are expected to begin through Hero’s Premia dealerships.

These models are slated for launch in India later in the year, with some expected to appear at the Motoverse 2026 event.

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