New 2026 Husqvarna 701

Modern styling, premium components, and the latest technology combine to ensure the 701 Supermoto is a machine like no other. Designed to bring the pure spirit of Supermoto riding to the streets, the performance of the most powerful, single-cylinder model can be harnessed and refined using an extensive list of electronic rider aids. Complete with a perfectly balanced chassis, riders can slide from corner to corner with ease as they command the road.

Features may include:

• Engine

Redesigned crankcases reduce drag, which plays a vital role in enabling the single-cylinder engine to create more torque and peak power than the previous generation. Together with an extensive list of new or revised components and updated valve timing, the proven LC4 engine is compliant with the latest emissions standards and retains its linear and controllable power delivery. An added benefit of the latest engine are the service intervals, with oil changes now required at 15,000 km instead of the 10,000 km on the outgoing model.

• Exhaust

The latest-generation 701 Supermoto is equipped with an improved exhaust system. Two lambda sensors, together with the catalytic converter - which has been relocated into the header pipe - control the emissions and ensure the machine is emissions compliant. This updated design allows riders to replace the silencer with one from the Technical Accessories range quickly and easily for enhanced performance.

• Frame

The lightweight chromium-molybdenum steel trellis frame is updated to be slightly stiffer, without compromising its renowned handling characteristics. Detailed feedback from the terrain is transferred to the rider thanks to the precisely calculated torsional rigidity and longitudinal flex.

• Subframe

The self-supporting rear subframe, with its integrated 3.4-gallon (13-liter) fuel tank, is perfectly positioned for optimal weight distribution. Manufactured using a thermoplastic rotational molding process, the single-piece construction of the polyamide tank ensures a low weight.

• Ride-by-wire throttle

The Keihin electronic fuel injection system features a 50 mm throttle body with no mechanical linkage to the throttle grip. As the rider twists the throttle open or closed, the throttle valve is electronically controlled by the Engine Management System (EMS), which continuously compares engine parameters with sensor data and adjusts accordingly. The end result is a smooth and responsive power delivery.