EICMA 2026: dates, times, tickets, prices, and all the latest news on electric motorcycles
From November 3 to 8, EICMA returns to Fiera Milano Rho. Attention is also focused on electric motorcycles and scooters: the brands to watch, the exhibition booths, and all the information needed to visit the show, from ticket prices to free parking.
Everything is ready for EICMA 2026, the international two-wheeler exhibition returning to Fiera Milano Rho from November 3 to 8. The 83rd edition of this Milanese event will bring together manufacturers, industry professionals, and enthusiasts from around the world, with companies from 52 countries, ten exhibition halls, and over 300,000 square meters of space for displays and outdoor areas.
As usual, EICMA will serve as a major showcase for the latest innovations in the motorcycle market, as well as a key event for electric two-wheeled transportation, featuring urban scooters, zero-emission motorcycles, off-road models, and new solutions for daily commuting.
For the electric vehicle sector, this will primarily be an opportunity to understand which models will arrive in the Italian market in 2027, what features they will have, and what their prices will be. Range, performance, charging times, and commercial availability will be some of the aspects that require close attention.
EICMA 2026: Opening on November 3 with Matteo Salvini
The official opening is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, at 11 a.m., in the Martini Hall of the Fiera Milano Rho Service Center, Porta Sud.
Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Matteo Salvini will attend the ceremony. Expected to be present are also Lombardy Region President Attilio Fontana, Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala, ICE President Matteo Zoppas, Fondazione Fiera Milano President Giovanni Bozzetti, and Confindustria ANCMA President Mariano Roman.
Pietro Meda, president of EICMA, and Paolo Magri, the event’s CEO, will serve as hosts.
The days of November 3 and 4 will be reserved for the press and industry professionals, while public access is scheduled from Thursday, November 5, to Sunday, November 8.
Electric motorcycles and scooters: brands to watch at EICMA 2026
This year as well, the presence of electric vehicle manufacturers will be spread across various pavilions. Alongside brands specializing in urban scooters, there will be manufacturers focused on developing electric motorcycles, off-road models, and vehicles for professional use.
Among the brands to watch are Silence, Vmoto, LiveWire, Zero Motorcycles, NIU, Luyuan, Zeeho, Horwin, Talaria, and Ultraviolette, in addition to traditional manufacturers that have already introduced electric vehicles in their product lines.
Silence will be located in Pavilion 14, while Vmoto has scheduled an official presentation for Wednesday, November 4, at 11 a.m., in Pavilion 11. Another brand to keep an eye on is LiveWire, which is affiliated with Harley-Davidson and specializes in electric motorcycles.
Interesting is also the presence of Asian manufacturers such as Luyuan and Zeeho, the electric vehicle brand under the CFMoto group. In the off-road electric motorcycle sector, however, companies like Talaria deserve attention.
For all these manufacturers, it will be important to verify not only the new models presented but also their availability in Italy, prices, and business prospects.
The table provides a preliminary selection of exhibitors. For the complete list and any updates, refer to the official EICMA 2026 catalog.
EICMA 2026 Tickets: How Much Do They Cost and Where to Buy Them
Tickets for EICMA 2026 can be purchased online through the official ticketing site.
The full-day ticket costs 20 euros, plus a 1.50 euro administration fee. A reduced rate is available for children aged 4 to 13, while the youngest enter for free.
Ticket Type
Price
Full-day online ticket
20 € + 1.50 €
Full afternoon ticket
14 € + 1.50 €
Reduced afternoon ticket, 4–13 years
7 € + 1.50 €
Children under 3 years
Free
Afternoon tickets are available online in limited quantities. For other rates and possible discounts, it is recommended to consult the official ticket office directly.
How to Get to EICMA 2026: Metro, Train, Bus, and Car
EICMA takes place in the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition district, which is accessible from Milan and other major Lombardy cities via various transportation options. The simplest way for those starting from Milan is the red M1 line, getting off at the Rho Fieramilano stop, which is directly connected to the exhibition area.
Those arriving via other subway lines can reach the M1 through the main interchange stations. A valid ATM ticket valid up to Rho Fieramilano is required.
The Rho Fiera Milano train station allows access to the exhibition hall via regional and suburban train services. For EICMA 2026, special initiatives in collaboration with Trenord and Discovera are planned for visitors coming from Lombardy.
Those who choose to drive can use the paid parking lots located near Fiera Milano Rho, or take advantage of the free parking spaces at the interchange areas set up for the event, then continue their journey by public transport.
EICMA 2026: Over 12,000 Free Parking Spots – How to Book Them
To facilitate visitors’ arrival and reduce traffic in the metropolitan area, EICMA has developed a mobility plan in collaboration with ATM, the Municipality of Milan, and Trenord.
From November 6 to 8, nearly 11,000 free parking spaces will be available at 11 ATM interchange parking lots. On Friday, November 6, and Saturday, November 7, an additional 1,350 spaces will be available at the San Siro stadium, which is served by the M5 subway line.
In total, there are over 12,000 free parking spaces, allowing visitors to leave their cars and reach the fair using public transportation.
Free parking must be reserved at ticketseicma.it along with the entrance ticket, or later for those who have already purchased their ticket.
Each visitor can reserve only one parking space, until availability is exhausted. Paid parking options are also available near the fairgrounds.
Those arriving by motorcycle can use a dedicated free parking area, according to the instructions posted on the official website.
EICMA 2026: the afternoon ticket costs 14 euros
To better distribute entry tickets and offer greater flexibility to visitors, the afternoon ticket is available again, valid from 1:30 PM to 6:30 PM.
The price is 14 euros for adults and 7 euros for children aged 4 to 13, plus a 1.50 euro administration fee.
This option is available online in limited quantities and may be useful for those who want to visit the exhibition without spending the whole day in the pavilions.
For the latest information on tickets, parking, transportation, and the event schedule, refer to EICMA’s official website.