The Pierer Mobility Group, which recently acquired MV Agusta, is set on restoring the iconic Italian brand to its former glory as a major global player in the motorcycle industry, all while staying true to its roots.
Hubert Trunkenpolz, a board member of the group, shared with Motociclismo.it that the future direction for MV Agusta will concentrate on a specific category of motorcycles for their upcoming new models: ‘Primarily, the focus will be on naked bike. Renewing the Brutale and the Dragster will require significant time and investment. Following that, we’ll focus on the Superveloce, which is a very important model for us and for next year’.
Regarding the engine types, Trunkenpolz assured that there will be both diversity and power: ‘We will certainly be using both three-cylinder and four-cylinder engines. We’re pleased with the latter, as it’s balanced, powerful, and delivers over 200 hp’.
Emission standards are not seen as a major obstacle: ‘Of course, we have to ensure compliance with emission regulations: ‘It’s a real challenge in many ways, but it can be done’, Trunkenpolz stated.
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