Energica Motor Company's Revival

In its relatively short existence, Energica Motor Company achieved significant technological advancements. These were not just theoretical concepts, but were actually tested in the real world and made available for people to ride.

These bikes were not cheap, but they were real production motorcycles that anyone could ride, provided they had a nearby dealer and the means to purchase one. Energica was the first Italian motorcycle manufacturer to enter MotoE, beating Ducati to the punch with a bike that has not yet made it to production.

However, Energica focused solely on high-performance EV motorcycles. After being acquired by a private equity firm, the company left MotoE, announced plans to expand into new markets, and eventually faced financial difficulties in 2025.

Despite this, a Singapore investment team worked behind the scenes to revive the company. Energica CEO Stefano Benatti confirmed that efforts are underway to turn the company around without Ideanomics.

Benatti outlined the company's plans in a post on Instagram. The first step is to produce spare parts for existing models to support current customers. Following this, Energica will resume production of its existing models with a team in Italy familiar with the company's products.

The company aims to re-establish dealer networks in key markets before considering expansion. Benatti emphasizes the importance of earning back customer trust through actions, not just words.

While the future seems promising, Benatti remains realistic and focused on taking gradual steps forward. The changing landscape poses challenges, especially in terms of tariffs, which may impact Energica's presence in certain markets.

Despite uncertainties, Energica remains committed to moving forward and potentially introducing new models in the future. The hope is that the company can continue producing innovative machines for riders worldwide.