New motorcycle models in 2022: 12 famous brands

Ducati’s all-new DesertX marked the brand’s serious return to hardcore adventure riding in 2022, blending Dakar-inspired design with the proven 937cc Testastretta engine.

Completely redesigned for 2022, the Tiger 1200 shed significant weight and introduced a new T-plane triple engine, making it a top contender in the large ADV segment.

The 2022 Nightster expanded Harley’s Revolution Max lineup with a lighter, more accessible sport cruiser that signaled a modern direction for the brand.

All-new for 2022, the GSX-S1000GT combined superbike-derived performance with sport-touring comfort and integrated luggage, revitalizing Suzuki’s touring lineup.

Aprilia’s Tuareg 660 brought true off-road capability to the middleweight adventure class in 2022, built around the brand’s acclaimed 659cc parallel-twin platform.

The 2022 MT-10 received major electronic upgrades and engine refinements, keeping Yamaha’s flagship naked bike competitive in the hyper-naked category.

New for 2022, the Z900 SE enhanced the popular naked bike with premium Brembo brakes and Öhlins suspension, elevating its performance credentials.

Introduced for 2022, the R 18 Transcontinental expanded BMW’s cruiser family with a full-dress touring model powered by the massive 1,802cc boxer engine.

Honda’s new NT1100 sport-tourer debuted in 2022, using the Africa Twin’s parallel-twin engine and offering optional DCT for long-distance versatility.

Launched in 2022, the Indian Pursuit brought the liquid-cooled PowerPlus engine to the brand’s touring platform, competing directly with premium American baggers.

The redesigned 2022 RC 390 featured sharper styling, improved ergonomics, and updated electronics, refreshing KTM’s entry-level supersport offering.

Debuting in 2022, the Hunter 350 added a lightweight, urban-focused roadster to Royal Enfield’s growing 350cc lineup, targeting younger riders worldwide.