The Arai MX-V Evo range is expanding with four fresh choices for motocross, enduro and off-road riders. Three vivid Stingray graphics bring a new burst of colour to the line-up, while the FIM Plain White offers a clean, competition-inspired alternative.
Each version is built around the same proven MX-V Evo platform, combining Arai's smooth R75 shell philosophy with a PB-CLC2 outer shell, a one-piece multi-density EPS liner, serious ventilation and ECE R22-06 approval.
The new Stingray Pink, Stingray Red, Stingray Yellow and FIM Plain White helmets are available now at Moto Central in sizes XS to XL.
Four New Looks for Arai's Ultimate Off-Road Helmet
The Stingray graphics turn the MX-V Evo's flowing shell and pronounced peak into a bold visual statement, while FIM Plain White keeps the design purposeful and understated. Whichever colour suits your kit, the protective construction and trail-ready details remain the same.
Meet the Four New Arai MX-V Evo Colours
The three Stingray versions share the same energetic graphic language but use very different colour palettes. Pink is vivid and unmistakable, Red delivers a classic race-ready look, and Yellow is the brightest choice in the group. FIM Plain White takes the opposite approach with a crisp single-colour finish.
Stingray Pink
A bright pink-led graphic that makes the MX-V Evo's curves, peak and open off-road profile stand out immediately.
£619.00
Stingray Red
A strong red graphic with a familiar motorsport feel, made for riders who want colour without losing a focused race look.
£619.00
Stingray Yellow
The highest-visibility Stingray option, with vivid yellow colour that brings extra energy to the graphic from every angle.
£619.00
FIM Plain White
A clean white finish that highlights the MX-V Evo's organic shell shape and gives riders a timeless off-road look.
£599.00
What Makes the Arai MX-V Evo Different?
The MX-V Evo has been developed specifically for motocross, enduro and demanding off-road riding. Its open eyeport accommodates motocross goggles, while the extended chin area and peak support airflow, visibility and protection from roost and low sun.
Arai's focus remains on a smooth, round and strong outer shell. The organic R75 profile avoids unnecessary ridges and protrusions, helping the helmet maintain a clean shape designed around Arai's Glancing Off philosophy.
PB-CLC2 Outer Shell
Arai's Peripherally Belted Complex Laminate Construction uses layered Super Fibre materials, a reinforcing peripheral belt and Z-Mixture resin technology to balance strength, flexibility and weight.
One-Piece Multi-Density EPS
The inner liner uses different EPS densities within a single component, allowing separate areas of the helmet to be tuned while avoiding joints between multiple liner sections.
Innovative Peak and Off-Road Aerodynamics
The MX-V Evo peak is shaped to direct cooling air towards the forehead vents. Multiple relief ports allow air to pass through the peak, helping reduce lift as speed increases.
Its design also provides useful shade and roost protection while preserving the wide field of view needed for technical terrain, race starts and fast trail sections.
Ventilation Built for Hard Riding
Off-road riding creates heat quickly, so the MX-V Evo uses a comprehensive intake and exhaust layout. Under-peak inlets and the centre top vent bring fresh air into the helmet, while rear diffusers and lower side exhausts help draw warm air away.
An internal chin-vent shutter can be closed in dusty conditions, and the external stainless-steel mouth-vent mesh provides a durable barrier against roost while remaining removable for cleaning.
Washable, Adjustable Interior
The interior is fully removable for washing after muddy or high-temperature rides. Replaceable components also allow the fit to be adjusted, while the emergency-release cheek-pad system is designed to assist trained responders when helmet removal is necessary.
Arai MX-V Evo Specifications
| Helmet type | Motocross, enduro and off-road helmet |
| Approval | ECE R22-06 |
| Outer shell | PB-CLC2 laminate construction |
| Shell shape | Smooth organic R75 profile |
| Impact liner | One-piece multi-density EPS |
| Peak | Ventilated peak with multiple relief ports |
| Front ventilation | Centre top intake, under-peak inlets and closable inner chin vent |
| Rear ventilation | Rear diffusers, three-piece exhaust and side exhausts |
| Mouth vent | Removable stainless-steel mesh screen |
| Interior | Fully removable, washable and adjustable |
| Emergency system | Emergency-release cheek pads |
| Eye protection | Designed for use with separately purchased motocross goggles |
| Sizes | XS to XL |
| Warranty | Five years |
| New colours | Stingray Pink, Stingray Red, Stingray Yellow and FIM Plain White |
| Prices | £619.00 for Stingray graphics; £599.00 for FIM Plain White |
Which New Arai MX-V Evo Colour Should You Choose?
- Stingray Pink: the most distinctive choice for riders who want a bright, modern graphic.
- Stingray Red: a classic racing colourway that works naturally with red, black or white riding kit.
- Stingray Yellow: the boldest high-visibility option in the new Stingray group.
- FIM Plain White: a clean, understated finish and the lowest-priced option of the four.
For a deeper look at the platform, fit, construction and riding features, the existing Arai MX-V helmet review provides a complete model overview.
Moto Central Verdict
The new colours give MX-V Evo buyers a welcome mix of expressive graphics and a straightforward solid finish. Pink, Red and Yellow each give the Stingray design its own personality, while FIM Plain White is ideal for riders who prefer a cleaner look or want a neutral base for their kit.
Underneath the artwork is the same serious off-road package. The PB-CLC2 shell, one-piece multi-density EPS, R75 profile, carefully vented peak, washable interior and ECE R22-06 approval make the MX-V Evo a premium choice for motocross, enduro and trail riders who place protection and fit ahead of unnecessary decoration.
