Top Bikes & Scooters To Be Unveiled At EICMA 2025

EICMA 2025 is happening tomorrow in Milan, Italy, and there are going to be a lot of exciting bikes and scooters that’ll be unveiled. Here’s the list of all the important, India-relevant ones: 

Royal Enfield

Royal Enfield will have a couple of interesting unveils in store for us, the biggest of them all will be the Bullet 650. The bike was teased recently, and we have got a clear idea of what we can expect from the biggest Bullet. 

We think the Bullet 650 will be the final piece in Royal Enfield’s 650cc puzzle. After that, the brand will be shifting to a more powerful and premium 750cc platform. Royal Enfield could unveil the Interceptor 750 and the Continental GT 750 at the event tomorrow. We’d already seen the Continental GT 750 being tested in India, and here’s what we can expect from this platform.

We also expect the brand to launch the rally version of the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450. The bike could feature some changes in its underpinnings to make it more capable off-road. It could feature additional fuel-tanks along with a more off-road friendly suspension among other changes.

Lastly, the brand will likely launch the Flying Flea C6 electric bike in Europe, as well. It had been spied testing in Ladakh a couple of months ago, and this time around, we’ll get to know all the specifications, including the range. 

TVS

TVS will be unveiling its first electric bike at EICMA 2025, and we think it could be a premium offering. It seems to have taken inspiration from the TVS Apache RTR 310, and looks quite aggressive. We think a production version of this bike could be coming to India by the end of next year.

We’ll also witness the unveiling of a unique electric scooter, the TVS M1-S, at the event. This scooter was recently teased by the brand, and has an aggressive maxi-scooter-like design. It is currently sold under the Ion Mobility brand in some markets, but will be sold in Europe with the TVS badge.

Lastly, the brand will also be unveiling the TVS X electric scooter at EICMA 2025, followed by a potential launch in Europe in a few months. The TVS X ticks all the right boxes in terms of looks and performance for a developed market like Europe. 

BMW F 450 GS

We’re really looking forward to this one as it will be BMW Motorrad’s most affordable adventure bike. Set to be unveiled tomorrow, it will serve as the replacement to the now-discontinued BMW G 310 GS. The final production-spec bike was recently teased by the brand’s CEO himself. 

Norton

The legacy British bikemaker is now making a comeback and will be unveiling some interesting bikes at this year’s EICMA. We expect the brand to first unveil its Ducati Panigale V4 rival, the Norton V4. 

Along with this, Norton will also be unveiling a new 650-700cc adventure bike, which will be a new Yamaha Tenere 700 rival. The bike could likely feature a retro-inspired design, and is likely to be offered in two variants. 

Norton could also unveil its 450cc twin-cylinder bikes as well, which we expect to be a retro roadster. It could be based on a heavily modified version of the BMW 450cc engine that is powering the BMW F 450 GS.

Harley-Davidson

Harley-Davidson will showcase its updated lineup, likely with new colours, features and possibly revised electronic aids in select models. The updated bikes could be launched in India in a phased manner throughout next year.

Updated Triumph Tiger 900 & Tiger 1200

Triumph is likely to unveil the updated versions of the Tiger 900 and Tiger 1200 adventure bikes at EICMA 2025. Both could feature several changes, including new colours and possibly a reworked electronics package. If we’re lucky, the brand could also unveil a Tiger Sport 900, which will be the Tiger Sport 800’s next evolution.

Hero & Vida

Hero will likely be unveiling the final production prototype of the much-awaited XPulse 421. The ADV was shown in concept form at EICMA 2024. The brand had patented the design last year, and we think it looks quite promising. It will also be the most powerful bike from the manufacturer.

Hero will also unveil an electric bike called the Vida VXZ tomorrow. The brand has already dropped a teaser giving us a glimpse of what to expect. 

Apart from this, the brand will also be unveiling two more models: the Vida Ubex and the Vida Lynx. The Vida Ubex looks like a sleek and sporty electric bike, whereas the Vida Lynx looks like an off-road oriented e-bike. Both bikes were teased via the brand’s social media recently. 

Lastly, there’s also the Vida Acro, an electric dirt bike concept aimed at children. It will feature adjustable underpinnings so the bike can be changed to suit the rider’s height as they grow older.