KTM has confirmed that it will attend EICMA 2026 in Milan on November 3, promising new presentations from across its product portfolio. The company is framing the next round of reveals around off-road performance and future development, but has not yet identified the motorcycles that will make their debut at the show.

That direction is significant because KTM has already been expanding its adventure line-up. The 2027 450 Rally Replica and the 690 Rally have been introduced as part of its middleweight adventure range, with the latter reaching the United Kingdom at £11,499. The 1390 Super Adventure S Evo, 1390 Super Adventure S and 1390 Super Adventure R are all 2026 models. A new flagship adventure motorcycle or an update to the 1390 family could therefore be among the possible directions, although KTM has confirmed neither plan.

The announcement comes as the company describes an improving financial position. KTM has said it returned to profit for the first time in nearly two years, while motorcycle sales improved significantly during the first half of 2026. In its dedicated off-road categories, the motocross and enduro divisions have already received many new 2027 models. Sport touring is another area with room for attention: the current range includes the 890 SMT. The previous EICMA drew more than 600,000 visitors and over 730 exhibitors from 50 countries, setting a substantial benchmark for this year’s Milan show.