Norton Motorcycles is expected to show off a total of 4 brand new motorcycles, including the new V4 superbike, at EICMA 2025. The others will be smaller in both engine size and price, and we have learned that one of them is likely to be a mid-capacity adventure bike.

1. Middleweight ADV to be in the 600-700cc category
2. Will debut at EICMA on November 4, 2025

Upcoming Norton ADV details

The bike will be powered by a twin-cylinder engine

What we know so far is that this bike will have a 600-700cc twin-cylinder engine and that bikes like the Yamaha Tenere 700 have been used as references in its development process. 

No further details are known at this point, including whether this is a parallel-twin or a V-twin engine. The former is more likely, partly given the popularity of this engine format and the associated cost benefits it offers. 

However, there is also the fact that (pre-TVS) Norton was working on a new motorcycle that used a 650cc parallel-twin engine. That bike was called the Norton Atlas, and it was to be sold in a few different iterations, but the project was shelved after TVS took over the company. However, there is always the possibility that this particular engine is a heavily reworked version of the Atlas motor for use in an entirely different motorcycle. 

Given that sources have informed us the bike is being benchmarked against the highly popular Yamaha Tenere 700, there are some safe assumptions we can make about what it could offer. These would include a large front wheel and generous suspension travel. Of course, there could also be a more road-biased sibling, with a smaller front wheel, lower seat height and more road-biased aspirations. We should know more about this when the company makes its grand reveal at EICMA on November 4, 2025. 

Sudarshan Venu, chairman and managing director of TVS Motor, recently shared with us that Norton motorcycles would place a high priority on design, detail and dynamism. With that, we can expect to see premium motorcycles with a particular focus on quality and attention to detail. Look out for more information on the new Norton Motorcycles on our page.