Norton Teases New Motorcycle For EICMA 2025 – Could This Be the...
- Jul 17, 2025
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Based on an all-new 450cc platform
Gets a futuristic design with a TFT console
Official name to be unveiled in 2027
Norton has unveiled its all-new 450cc roadster ahead of EICMA 2026. It is based on an all-new platform and gets a pretty futuristic-looking design. Here are all the details:

Norton motorcycles were known for their authentic British looks, but lately, the brand has been stepping up its game in terms of modern styling, with the Norton Manx and Atlas series being examples of the future of Norton's design language. The new Norton 450cc roadster also takes a similar futuristic approach in terms of its styling.
It gets an LED headlight, a sleek-looking fuel tank, and minimalist body panels. The bike also has a single-piece seat, blacked-out underpinnings and a sporty-looking exhaust muffler. Overall, the bike takes a very modern yet minimalist approach to its design, which might appeal to the younger generation.

The upcoming Norton bike will have an aluminium frame and will be powered by a brand-new 454cc single-cylinder engine, which will produce 45 Nm. While the brand has not confirmed the full specifications yet, it claims that this new engine will be tuned for responsive and accessible performance.
The bike will be equipped with a telescopic fork and a monoshock and will ride on 17-inch wheels. The bike also gets disc brakes at both ends, wrapped in what appears to be Eurogrip Protorq Extreme tyres.

The brand has also revealed that this new bike will come with a large 8-inch TFT console. We expect it to be equipped with Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS alerts, and much more, which will make the bike pretty tech-loaded.
The new Norton 450cc roadster will go on sale in 2027 in international markets & in India simultaneously, and its name will be officially announced ahead of its launch. However, before that, Norton India should begin its rollout with the Atlas range in early 2027, followed by the Manx range.
The upcoming Norton 450cc roadster will be the entry point to the Norton range and will sit much below the twin-cylinder Norton Atlas range and the V4-powered Norton Manx and Manx R.
We expect Norton will equip it with premium hardware and features that will make it more appealing. Upon its launch, the Norton bike will rival the Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450. More details of the bike should be out after its EICMA showcase.
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