Husqvarna has announced its 2026 Enduro line-up, with updates across all seven models to improve performance, handling and durability.
The Models
The 2-stroke range includes the TE 125, TE 250, and TE 300. For 2026, the TE 125 and TE 250 are competition-only, while the TE 300 keeps its EURO 5+ homologation, making it road legal.
Husqvarna 2026 TE 125
The 4-stroke range features the FE 250, FE 350, FE 450 and FE 501, all equipped with advanced rider aids including Traction Control and Quickshifter.
What’s New for 2026
The full line-up gets fresh Swedish-inspired graphics, new radiator shrouds, and revised bodywork for improved ergonomics. A new threaded radiator cap makes coolant checks simpler, and a fuel line protector improves durability.
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Husqvarna 2026 FE 250
Suspension has been upgraded too. The WP XACT closed cartridge forks now feature polished springs, a new reservoir and hydrostop, plus revised compression and rebound settings. The WP XACT rear shock has also been updated with tool-free adjusters and settings to match the forks, keeping handling balanced and predictable.
Husqvarna 2026 FE 450
Key Features
- Radiator fans standard on all 4-strokes
- Brembo clutch and brakes
- Hydro-formed chromium molybdenum frame with aluminium-polyamide subframe
- Throttle Body Injection (TBI) on 2-strokes for smooth, controllable power
- DOHC engines on the FE 250 and FE 350
- Quickshifter and Map Select Switch on all 4-strokes
- ProTaper handlebars, ODI grips and LED headlight
- Electric start with lightweight Li-Ion battery
Availability
Production of the 2026 Enduro range starts August 2025, with the TE 300 following in October 2025. We expect to take delivery of the first bikes from this range towards the end of September. Availability may vary by country.
Secure Yours
As always, demand for Husqvarna’s Enduro models will be high. If you’re interested in the 2026 line-up, get in touch with AMS Motorcycles today. We’ll talk you through the options and help you secure the right bike before they arrive.
