Benelli arrived at EICMA 2026 with a portfolio combining updates to established models, new motorcycles and concept projects. The Italian brand displayed a range covering everything from entry-level bikes to larger-displacement and sport-oriented models.

Among the new products is the TRK 602 X, an evolution within the company’s adventure family. The exhibition also featured the Tornado Naked line in 125cc, 550cc and 700cc versions, as well as the Leoncino Bobber 400, which introduces an automated manual transmission.

The Benelli TRK 902 became Italy’s best-selling motorcycle following its launch in September and October, according to Gianni Monini, the brand’s Commercial Director in Italy, during an interview with ABC Mundial at EICMA 2026. He explained that this achievement builds on the success of the previous TRK 502 and TRK 702 models, which led Italian sales until 2024. The market response, he said, confirms the strong appeal of a motorcycle family that has helped strengthen Benelli’s position in the adventure segment.

Looking ahead to next year, the company is preparing to expand and renew its range with models including the Tornado Naked 125, the Leoncino Bobber 400 with automatic transmission, the TRK 602, and the TNT 550 and TNT 700. Monini highlighted Europe as a key market, while also pointing to Benelli’s positive performance in Asia and its established presence in South America. Italy remains the company’s home market and a territory where the brand holds a leading position.

Updates to the TRK 702 and 702 X include a seven-inch TFT display with navigation, while the BKX family receives a five-inch TFT screen. These developments are aimed at improving connectivity and the riding experience.

One of the most striking design exercises was the Tornado Naked Tre 903, a concept exploring active aerodynamic solutions. The presentation demonstrates Benelli’s intention to combine its Italian heritage with new technology and a portfolio aimed at a wide range of riders.