The 2025 edition of EICMA in Milan will turn into a massive showcase for Indian two-wheeler brands, with TVS, Hero MotoCorp, and Royal Enfield all set to make high-profile global reveals. From all-new electric motorcycles to next-generation middleweights, this year’s show highlights how Indian manufacturers are competing head-to-head with international giants. As the excitement builds up, this is what we have about the key models set to be revealed: TVS’s electric launch, Norton’s superbike return, Hero’s move into the worldwide electric vehicle market, and Royal Enfield’s much-awaited range expansion.

TVS Motor Company: Apache EV And Norton V4 Global Reveal
TVS is expected to dominate attention at EICMA 2025 with two headline acts. The first is its all-new electric naked motorcycle, likely to be called the Apache EV, marking TVS’s entry into the performance electric segment. Teaser clips reveal an aggressive streetfighter stance, LED DRLs, and minimalist bodywork, hinting at a high-output mid-mounted motor setup. Alongside it, the TVS-owned Norton V4 will make its global debut, reviving the iconic British marque with a new V4-powered superbike that promises top-tier engineering and premium construction from the Solihull facility in the UK. Three other models will be unveiled alongside the V4.

Hero MotoCorp: Vida VXZ Electric Motorcycle World Premiere
The Hero Vida VXZ EV will be unveiled for the first time in front of a global audience. With its introduction as part of their lineup, VIDA will soon be more than just about scooters by unleashing a powerful electric motorcycle platform. From the teaser images, it is clear that this bike has an aggressive street-oriented design and also features a mid-mounted motor, which is another indication that Hero wants to take on both Indian and International EV markets.

Royal Enfield: Himalayan 750 And New Cruiser Teased
Royal Enfield is setting the mood for an impressive EICMA 2025, with the Himalayan 750 adventure bike and a mysterious new cruiser, most probably based on the Bullet 650 platform. The Himalayan 750 is expected to carry a new parallel-twin engine, advanced suspension setup, and modern gear aimed at long-distance riding enthusiasts all over the world.

BMW Motorrad: F450 GS Global Unveil
BMW will also stir some excitement at the entry-level spot of its adventure motorcycle range with the F450 GS. Positioned below the F850 GS, this bike is meant to slug it out in the middleweight Adventure (ADV) segment. It carries an all-new chassis, single-cylinder mill, and segment-first tech.