From South America to Europe, from Asia to the Middle East, the international motorcycle industry is preparing for two years of dynamic exhibitions. For more updates from our association, visit the Industry News section. These International Motorcycle Exhibitions will showcase the latest innovations in electric motorcycles, sustainable mobility, and two-wheeler technologies, while also creating opportunities for global cooperation and trade. According to recent Google Trends, interest in electric motorcycles and sustainable mobility has been rising sharply, showing the importance of these exhibitions.

In This Article

• 2025 Highlights

• 2026 Highlights

• Closing Remarks

• 2025 Highlights

The season begins in South America with the 12th Ecuador International Two-Wheeler Exhibition (September 13–14, Quito). Soon after, Casablanca will host the 2025 Morocco Motorcycle, Electric Vehicle & Parts Exhibition (September 16–18).

Indonesia will welcome industry players at the 7th Indonesia Motorcycle & Parts Exhibition (September 24–28, Jakarta). In October, two major Latin American events will take place: the 2nd Colombia International Two-Wheeler Exhibition EXPO2R (October 23–26, Bogotá) and the 13th Philippines Electric Vehicle, Electric Motorcycle & Parts Exhibition (October 23–25, Manila). Meanwhile, Oman will host its International Auto, Motorcycle & Parts Exhibition (October 15–18, Muscat).

November brings the centerpiece of the year: the 111th EICMA Milan Motorcycle Show (November 5–10, Italy), the world’s most influential motorcycle event. Additional exhibitions include Venezuela (November 15–16, Maracay), Mexico (November 20–23, Mexico City), and Saudi Arabia (December, Riyadh).

• 2026 Highlights

The new year begins with the 6th Iran International Two-Wheeler Exhibition (January 21–24, Tehran). In March, the spotlight moves to Africa and Central Asia with the 13th Nigeria International Auto & Motorcycle Show (March 17–19, Abuja) and the 5th Kazakhstan Motorcycle, Electric Vehicle & Parts Exhibition (March 27–29, Almaty).

April sees the 19th Manila Auto & Motorcycle Show (April 10–13), followed by Colombia’s 18th F2R Two-Wheeler Exhibition (May 21–24, Medellín). In June, Mexico will host the 30th International Motorcycle & Parts Exhibition (June 11–14, Guadalajara).

The autumn calendar is packed:

• 7th Peru International Motorcycle & Parts Exhibition (September, Lima)

• 14th Brazil International Two-Wheeler Exhibition (September, Rio de Janeiro)

• Ecuador International Two-Wheeler Exhibition (September, Quito)

• 3rd Morocco Motorcycle, Electric Vehicle & Parts Exhibition (September, Casablanca)

• 8th Indonesia Motorcycle & Parts Exhibition (September, Jakarta)

October continues with the 3rd Colombia International Motorcycle Exhibition EXPO2R (Bogotá) and the 2nd Oman International Auto, Motorcycle & Parts Exhibition (Muscat). The year concludes in November with the 30th Mexico International Electric Motorcycle & Parts Exhibition (Mexico City) and the 5th Saudi Arabia International Auto & Motorcycle Show (Riyadh).

• Closing Remarks

With a calendar full of landmara#k events across South America, Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, the 2025–2026 International Motorcycle Exhibitions highlight the industry’s rapid transformation. These events go far beyond traditional showcases. They represent platforms where manufacturers launch their latest models, suppliers introduce innovative components, and policymakers share updates on green mobility strategies aligned with the International Motorcycle Manufacturers Association (IMMA).

The exhibitions also emphasize the global shift toward electric motorcycles and sustainable mobility. In Latin America and Africa, the focus is on making electric two-wheelers more accessible and affordable to new consumer groups. In Europe and Asia, the exhibitions highlight high-performance models, cutting-edge designs, and smart mobility solutions that respond to the growing demand for eco-friendly urban commuting.

For businesses, attending an International Motorcycle Exhibition is not only about visibility but also about building long-term partnerships. Networking opportunities extend from distributors and retailers to technology innovators and investors who are shaping the future of the two-wheeler market. Media coverage and international attendance further enhance the exposure of brands that choose to participate.

As the motorcycle industry embraces cleaner technologies and stronger global collaboration, these exhibitions will continue to define the pace of innovation and trade. They are essential milestones for anyone involved in the two-wheeler sector.

For a quick reference, please see the full exhibition schedule below.

This image presents the official schedule of the 2025–2026 International Motorcycle Exhibitions. It includes more than 20 global events across South America, Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, with details of exhibition names, dates, and locations.