Benelli is preparing for a busy EICMA 2026, with the Italian motorcycle manufacturer promising two entirely new models, a concept motorcycle and several updates to its existing range. The company, which has its roots in Pesaro, is keeping details of its two world premieres firmly under wraps until their official unveiling in Milan on Tuesday, November 3. Perhaps more interestingly, Benelli will also reveal a concept motorcycle, something rarely seen from the manufacturer in recent years. The prototype is expected to provide an indication of the engineering developments and future direction being explored by its Italian design and technical teams.
Among the motorcycles already confirmed for the show is the new TRK 602 X, which will make its appearance in production-ready form following an initial preview last year. The adventure-styled crossover has considerable expectations to meet, particularly given the success of the smaller TRK 502, which has recorded more than 30,000 registrations in Italy. Benelli is targeting a spring 2027 arrival for the TRK 602 X, positioning it as another important addition to its increasingly popular adventure motorcycle range. The existing TRK 702 and TRK 702 X will also receive updates for 2027, including revised graphics and a new seven-inch TFT instrument display offering full-map or turn-by-turn navigation.
Elsewhere in the range, the Leoncino Bobber 400 will gain the option of an automated transmission, while the BKX models will benefit from a revised windscreen and a new five-inch TFT display. Benelli also intends to introduce a refreshed brand identity during the Milan exhibition, alongside a programme of appearances and activities on its stand. The manufacturer will return to the Champions Charity Race in the MotoLive arena, with Francesco Muratori once again competing aboard the TRK 702 X. All eyes, however, will be on the two mystery motorcycles and the concept machine, which could offer the clearest indication yet of Benelli’s plans for the coming years.
