I was thinking more on the mentality that Kamen Rider has been more like Metal Heroes since Agito/Ryuki (hence why I said it's been around for over a decade, heck there's some that think BLACK RX was too much of a metal hero). So, if anything, I was suggesting they go back to that brand name rather than introducing a new one.
I should clarify I don't think any of the Riders who have been called Metal Heroes are not deserving of the Kamen Rider name, but I do think the people that say this have a very valid point.
Well, as early as V3, the titular Rider wasn't actually Masked, since the helmet was supposed to be V3's real face after he became a cyborg.
Anyway, I really disagree with the Metal Hero comparisons. Design-wise, even in Drive, the armors are still mostly chest plate, gloves and boots, which is overall very light for a Metal Hero, which are known for full body armors, covering the entire legs, arms, chest and crotch. Only Jiraya and Blue Swat are comparable to the armor set up used by most Heisei Riders, and those certainly aren't what people usually associate with Metal Heroes either.
The Heisei Rider series moved away from super human protagonists starting from Ryuki, being often just heroes in armor, but that's just broadening itself, it's not like they started aping Metal Hero story concepts as replacement for Riders'. The heroes are generally still lone heroes against big organizations, not members of big organizations themselves; There's still effort generally placed into tying the heroes and villains too, rather than going for random criminals or unrelated aliens.
Drive, at this point, seems to go counter most of that though, aside from the design, but we're talking here without even watching the show itself. They've given some signs that Drive might end up having to operate without the backing of most of the police anyway, like his W-like informants and the boss of his division disliking the entire thing.