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First Look: 2026 701 Enduro & Supermoto

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Husqvarna has updated their 701 Enduro and 701 Supermoto for 2026, which will incorporate a redesigned LC4 engine bringing increased power and improved efficiency, along with extended service intervals of 15,000 km for oil changes and 30,000 km for valve clearance. Both models feature new bodywork with refreshed graphics, a slim 4.2” TFT dashboard with enhanced connectivity, a new LED headlight, revised suspension settings, and upgraded electronics including expanded ride modes, cornering ABS, and traction control.

Model-specific updates further refine each machine’s character, with the 701 Enduro introducing an optional Rally Mode, unlocking Dynamic Slip Adjust, Motor Slip Regulation, and a Slip Adjuster to improve off-road performance. The 701 Supermoto gains new Supermoto+ ABS and Sport ABS functions, as well as an optional Track Mode offering Launch Control, a 5-level Anti-Wheelie system, Motor Slip Regulation, and a Slip Adjuster for advanced on-road and track capability.

Read Husqvarna’s full press release below…

Husqvarna Mobility is excited to announce the 2026 701 Enduro and 701 Supermoto models – innovative machines that have been meticulously upgraded with stronger engines, new bodywork, and advanced technology. Setting the benchmark for large-displacement, single-cylinder motorcycles, the latest 701 Enduro and 701 Supermoto both promise to deliver an unparalleled riding experience.

The two machines, each uniquely characterised by Husqvarna’s Swedish DNA, are equipped with a new 4.2” TFT dashboard, which offers enhanced connectivity and a modern interface. An RPM display and gear selection indicator are clearly visible at a glance, while the overall layout stays slim and minimal in its design. From the handlebars, riders can quickly personalise their motorcycle by engaging their choice of ride modes and by activating or deactivating Traction Control or ABS. These options allow for a truly customised set-up on both the 701 Enduro and 701 Supermoto.

Dynamic Slip Adjust is a brand-new feature on the 701 Enduro. Available exclusively in optional Rally Mode, it automatically adjusts the permitted rear wheel slip based on the available traction in any given situation. Importantly, Dynamic Slip Adjust is designed solely to increase rear wheel slip by lowering the level of Motorcycle Traction Control (MTC) when additional spin is needed – it does not reduce slip.

For example, if a rider is using a high MTC setting and hits a muddy patch or steep climb, the system temporarily allows more wheel spin without cutting engine power. Once traction is regained, torque and slip levels automatically return to the original MTC setting.

Supermoto+ ABS, fitted to the 701 Supermoto, builds on the popular Supermoto ABS Modes from previous generations. This new feature allows riders to deliberately slide the rear wheel through a limited angle when entering corners. During this manoeuvre, ABS remains active on the front wheel for continued stability.

Sport ABS enables the rider to brake more aggressively before the ABS system intervenes, with control maintained on both the front and rear wheels. Compared to Road ABS, Sport ABS permits higher brake pressure at greater lean angles, offering improved control and allowing experienced riders to brake harder before ABS engagement.

Each model now features a redesigned LC4 engine that is Euro 5+ compliant and delivers increased power from 74 PS to 79 PS, along with improved efficiency. This renowned single-cylinder engine produces perfectly linear and controllable power, ensuring exceptional performance together with outstanding chassis agility and handling. Additionally, the updated WP suspension and new electronics, including advanced ride modes and ABS options, further enhance the riding experience.

On the open road, the 701 Enduro is a highly proficient machine with an understated, Swedish-inspired white and blue livery. With the ability to disengage the ABS, riders can take full control of braking on loose terrain. For the 701 Supermoto, a commanding presence throughout every ride is delivered by its distinctive white and yellow colour scheme, while the four-piston Brembo front brake calliper and 320 mm brake disc ensure superior stopping power.

New bodywork is a fundamental technical upgrade on both models, modernising the iconic, classic design of the motorcycles while enhancing the overall riding experience. The latest machines feature restyled graphics for a fresh look, ensuring each one stands out from the crowd.

Technical Highlights:

Bodywork and chassis:

  • New bodywork with striking colours and graphics creates a distinctive and progressive look
  • Chromium-molybdenum steel trellis frame
  • Aluminium swingarm
  • Polyamide rear subframe with integrated fuel tank
  • New fixation points for a centre stand
  • Updated suspension settings

Engine:

  • Redesigned and more powerful single-cylinder engine
  • Redesigned airbox cover and trumpet
  • New fuel pump with increased pressure
  • New exhaust with relocated catalyst
  • Updated valve timing for optimised torque delivery at lower RPMs
  • 65-Degree ride by wire throttle twist grip
  • Service intervals have been increased from 10,000 to 15,000 km for oil changes and 30,000 km for valve clearance

Technology:

  • New landscape 4.2” TFT dashboard
  • USB-C charging port
  • Enhanced connectivity via the Ride HQV App, such as music player, the ability to answer incoming calls, and turn-by-turn+ navigation
  • New Ride Mode functionality, including Supermoto/Offroad ABS modes with memory functions
  • ABS functionality can be fully disengaged on 701 Enduro for exceptional off-road performance with a dedicated ABS button
  • The 701 Enduro features an optional Rally Mode that unlocks additional features, including the new Dynamic Slip Adjust, Motor Slip Regulation, and a Slip Adjuster  
  • The 701 Supermoto features an optional Track Mode, unlocking features such as Launch Control, 5-level Anti-Wheelie Mode, Motor Slip Regulation, and a Slip Adjuster 
  • Cornering MTC and Cornering ABS  on both models
  • New Supermoto+ & Sport ABS on 701 Supermoto
  • New Dynamic Slip Adjustment 701 Enduro.
  • New LED headlight for improved visibility.

The Functional Apparel collection offers a wide range of items designed to deliver maximum protection, practicality, and comfort, ensuring riders are well-prepared for all conditions and suitably equipped for every ride. In addition, further customisation of the 701 Enduro and 701 Supermoto machines can be achieved with the extensive line-up of Technical Accessories that are designed to offer added protection, durability, and styling to both machines.

Production of the new 701 Enduro and 701 Supermoto will start in September 2025. Availability may differ from country to country. For all details on pricing and availability, please refer to your national Husqvarna Mobility subsidiary or importer.

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