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MV Agusta on a roll: New Engine, Models on the cards

April 23, 2015 by Ravi Chandnani Leave a Comment

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The Italian exotic bike maker is all set to launch a slew of new models, including a completely new four-cylinder engine.

MV Agusta, the Italian bike marque, recently shared with the world their plans to introduce a completely new four-cylinder engine and 19 new models, planned for launch in the next five years. President Giovanni Castiglioni revealed the company’s massive expansion plans during the launch of their latest motorcycle, the Turismo Veloce 800, in France.

First up is the all-new four-cylinder engine, which will make its début in 2016 and will be employed in several models. The company also plans to launch a total of four completely new models next year, followed by four more in 2017, and three more in 2018. In the next five years, they plan to launch a total of 19 new models.

MV Agusta’s expansion announcement is the first major development after Mercedes-AMG acquired 25% stake in the company. Furthermore, this development, MV Agusta are also planning something big closer to home. Watch this space for more!

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Giovanni Castiglionii with the Dragster 800 RR

Ravi Chandnani – who has written 116 posts on Bike India.


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