Harley-Davidson unveils Sprint 440 and X350T at EICMA 2026

Harley-Davidson has revealed two new motorcycles at EICMA 2026 in Milan, Italy: the Sprint 440 and the X350T. Both were developed through the company's partnership with Hero MotoCorp, and the X350T has been built mainly for India.

The Sprint 440 follows a traditional cruiser layout with a low, narrow profile. It has a teardrop fuel tank, a round headlamp with Harley-Davidson branding, and a fastback seat. It comes in Dark Billiard Gray, Vivid Black and Teal Thunder, with orange graphics on the tank in all three. Its 440cc single-cylinder, air- and oil-cooled engine produces peak power of 26bhp reached at 6,000rpm, along with 38Nm of torque available from 4,000rpm. The bike uses 43mm inverted front forks and ABS comes as standard.

The X350T draws its look from flat-track motorcycles and carries chequered graphics. It has a new 350cc engine, a trellis frame and USD front suspension. Its electronics include riding modes, with ABS and traction control that can be switched. Harley-Davidson says the bike's calibration is aimed at low-speed agility, highway stability and comfort. The company calls the torque class-leading but has not released a figure.

India's revised GST structure taxes motorcycles up to and including 350cc at 18 per cent. Bikes above 350cc pay 40 per cent. The X350T sits just inside the lower band. Rival makers have reacted to the change. Bajaj Auto now sells smaller 350cc versions of KTM and Triumph motorcycles, which can be priced more competitively as a result.

Harley-Davidson says the X350T has been tuned for Indian roads and meets BS6 OBD2P2 requirements. Price and sale dates for either bike have not been announced.