Voge has used EICMA 2026 to show the Brivido R800, a naked motorcycle aimed at the medium-to-large displacement segment. Its parallel-twin engine is rated at 95.2 hp (70 kW) and 81 Nm of torque, with a stated top speed of 205 km/h. The figures place the new model among the more substantial road-focused offerings in Voge’s expanding 2026 range.

An electronic ride-by-wire throttle gives the rider four riding modes to alter the engine’s response. Transmission is handled by a six-speed gearbox with a quickshifter that works in both directions. The chassis combines a steel-tube trellis frame with an asymmetric aluminium swingarm. KYB hardware is used at the front and rear: the upside-down fork and rear shock both provide adjustment for preload and damping. A steering damper is included as part of the equipment package.

The motorcycle’s most recognisable visual detail is its front assembly, with twin DRL light signatures and turn indicators built into the design. Brivido R800 dimensions include a 1,405 mm wheelbase and an 810 mm seat height, while kerb weight is listed at 188 kg. Information is shown on a handlebar-mounted colour TFT display, which links to a smartphone and presents navigation data. Voge also includes a route-recording camera in the standard equipment.