/ News
MV Agusta launched the MV Agusta Superveloce 75 Anniversario – Now sold out
Only 75 units will be created, sold out as fast as the bike itself.
With their slogan, “Motorcycle Art”, it goes without saying that MV Agusta makes some of the most drop-dead-gorgeous motorcycles the world has ever seen. The Italian icon’s roots go deep into the history of motorcycles, with the company being run by generations of individuals truly passionate about motorcycles. This year marks MV Agusta’s 75th year churning out stunning motorcycles. It is with that feat in mind that the company launches its latest and, quite possibly rarest motorcycle.
In celebration of MV Agusta’s 75th anniversary, an ultra-rare, special edition MV Agusta Superveloce 75 Anniversario is coming into production. However, try not to get your hopes up, as only 75 units are coming into existence, and will only be on sale for 75 hours. The Superveloce 75 Anniversario went on sale starting November 15th at midnight sharp, Central European Time, but at the time of this article’s publishing, all units are accounted for. All buyers who were lucky enough to reserve a bike in the production queue had to pay a reservation fee of €100, or about P6,000. This will no longer be possible, however, and all 75 slots are gone.
We chose the Superveloce as an iconic base to develop our celebrative model for it perfectly embodies the balance between modern forms and MV Agusta's racing legacy. I am glad the launch of the 75 Anniversario coincides with that of our new official website, which was designed to offer MV Agusta fans around the world a complete, immersive experience into our world.
The MV Agusta Superveloce Anniversario shares the same platform as the F3 sportbike. Powered by an 800 cc inline 3-cylinder engine, the bike pumps out 147 hp and is capable of speeds over 240 km/h. Setting the Superveloce 75 Anniversario apart is a dedicated livery which depicts the Italian flag color scheme. It also features red Alcantara seats for both rider and pillion, as well as black and gold Inmotion spoked wheels to add even more character to this machine.
Owners of this celebrative motorcycle will be treated to a slew of aftermarket components to make their new pride and joy even more special. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, every bike will come with an Arrow three-exit exhaust system, ECU with a dedicated map, a numbered steering head aluminum plate, a body-colored seat cowl, and a special bike cover. If you had been wanting to add this bike to your collection, then we’re sad to tell you that all units have been accounted for. Guess we’ll just have to wait for MV Agusta’s next special edition bike.
Tagged Under
Related Articles
-
MV Agusta’s Timur Sardarov clarifies speculation around KTM’s involvement in the brand / News
In an interview, MV Agusta’s Timur Sardarov clarified speculations about KTM’s recent escapades with the MV Agusta brand.
-
KTM reportedly set to increase its stake in MV Agusta / News
Reports suggest that KTM is working out a bigger deal in acquiring a majority stake in Italian manufacturer MV Agusta.
-
MV Agusta to showcase new Superveloce 1000 at Italy’s FuoriConcorso / News
MV Agusta is set to showcase the new Superveloce 1000 at the upcoming FuoriConcorso in Lake Como, Italy.
-
Here are more details about KTM’s investment in MV Agusta / News
Timur Saradarov, MV Agusta’s CEO, clarified the KTM capital infusion deal, stating better dealers in the future.
-
KTM invests $31.1-million USD into MV Agusta for a 25.1-percent stake in the Italian company / News
After taking over the North American distribution of the MV Agusta brand in September, KTM now has a 25.1% stake in MV.
Latest News
-
Indian Motorcycle rolls out 2024 Challenger Elite / News
Indian Motorcycle has unveiled its newest creation, the 2024 Challenger Elite.
-
Check out the all-new Royal Enfield Himalayan / News
Royal Enfield has unveiled the all-new Himalayan, the most high-tech and high-performance model in their arsenal.
-
Check out Hero MotoCorp’s Vida Concept Lynx electric dirt bike / News
India’s Hero MotoCorp has unveiled the Concept Lynx, an electric dirt bike under its electric mobility subsidiary Vida.