MV Agusta announces the Lucky Explorer Project, confirming its entry into the adventure segment. According to rumors, they are working on two enduros.
In honor of 15-time motorcycle world champion Giacomo Agostini, MV Agusta is launching a special edition Superveloce model limited to 311 units.
MV Agusta has presented a special model of the Brutale 1000 RR, which has been specially tuned for the Nordschleife. Accordingly, it gets the name addition "Nürburgring".
To mark the 20th anniversary of the Brutale range, Andrea Tamburini has announced a restyling of the Brutale 1090, 990 and 920. The presentation is to take place by the end of the year.
MV Agusta has revised the engine of the F3 and equipped the model with new aerodynamics. This makes the F3 RR a first-rate race bike.
It seems that MV Agusta wants to launch a somewhat tamer version of the Brutale RR. Type approval documents point to an RS version.
In an interview with Moto.it, Timur Sardarov talked about MV Agusta, and the two cult brands Cagiva and Elefant. There are considerations to reactivate the brands.
After MV Agusta has gradually revised the entire model range for Euro5, now it was time for the Brutale 1000 RR.
There are hints that MV Agusta might show something about the F4 this week. However, the rumors are quite vague and it's not even clear if something will really come in this direction.
MV Agusta revises the F3 for Euro5. In addition, it also gets some new electronic features.
Presented new in 2020, the strictly limited naked bike quickly sold the 300 available examples. Now a new version has been presented for 2021.
MV Agusta wants to increase equity by 30 million euros to then 70 million. This is to support the 5-year plan and promote global growth.
MV Agusta has also revised the Turismo Veloce for 2021, making changes to the engine, chassis and electronics.
MV Agusta has unveiled the update for its Sportsbike Superveloce for 2021. Visually, the bike remains almost identical in retro look. Only the end pieces on the rear silencer have been made a little more angular and sharper. Otherwise, there are new colors, the engine tuned to Euro5 and an upgraded electronics package.
On April 7, MV Agusta will unveil a revised Superveloce, they announced with a teaser image.
Timur Sardarov, CEO of MV Agusta, has spoken about his brand's plans for Moto2, but also for MotoGP, confirming along the way work on a new engine.
In addition to the Brutale, a new Dragster was also presented for 2021. In addition to the obligatory revision because of Euro5, it was also equipped with lean angle-dependent ABS and cornering lights.
For 2021, MV Agusta has presented an update of the Brutale. There will be Rosso, RR and RR SCS versions.
MV Agusta has created a new section on its homepage to showcase its 2021 introductions. Accordingly, the first unveiling is scheduled for February the 12th.
MV Agusta has unveiled the Superveloce Alpine, another strictly limited edition model from the Italian motorcycle manufacturer.