MotoCode is open to students and working professionals with an interest in programming, problem-solving and motorcycling. Familiarity with coding platforms and version control is recommended. Experience with AI coding assistants is a plus.

Each team must have exactly three members, including the team captain. All three members must be registered Motoverse 2026 ticket holders and attend the event in person.

Yes. Every team member must purchase their own valid Motoverse 2026 ticket and be physically present at Motoverse during the event.

No. There’s no separate participation fee. Your Motoverse 2026 pass covers your participation. Every team member must purchase their own pass.

You’ll need to purchase a valid Motoverse 2026 ticket before registering your team. All three members must have their own tickets.

Register early. Slots are limited and applications are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis. Final selection rests with the organising team and is subject to eligibility and available capacity.

No. Once submitted, your team roster is final. Member substitutions are not permitted, so make sure all three members are confirmed before registering.

Bring your team and your enthusiasm to build. Laptops, high-speed internet, software and required data will be provided at the venue. Food and refreshments will also be available during competition hours.

You’ll be presented with six real-world problem statements centred on Royal Enfield’s digital ecosystem: Tripper Dash, Wingman and the Royal Enfield App. Choose the challenge that best matches your team’s interests and skills.

No. Participants must arrange their own travel to Goa, accommodation and boarding. Food and refreshments will be provided at the hackathon venue during competition hours.

The six problem statements will be revealed at 8 AM on 28 November 2026 during the kick-off briefing at the hackathon venue.

Moto Code has one on-ground round on 28 November. It begins with a concept presentation, followed by dedicated building hours and a final demonstration of your working solution.

Winners will be announced on 29 November 2026, followed by recognition on stage.

All team members who attend and present their solutions will receive digital certificates of participation.

The winning team will receive certificates and Royal Enfield apparel gift vouchers worth ₹10,000 per member. The runner-up team will receive certificates and vouchers worth ₹5,000 per member.

No. Personal GitHub accounts and external code repositories cannot be accessed during the competition. All code must be developed from scratch on the provided laptops.

No. All code, prototypes and digital assets developed during MotoCode must remain on the provided laptops. They cannot be copied or exported to personal devices or external drives. Submissions will be retained by Royal Enfield for evaluation and intellectual property purposes.

No. Laptops are provided on loan for the competition and must be returned to the organising team immediately after the final presentations.