MV Agusta
Italian motorcycle manufacturer and racing team
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| January 2025 | Due to the financial crisis of Pierer Mobility (KTM), MV Agusta returns to full control of the Sardarov Family. |
| 2024 | MV Agusta plans a new model onslaught, announcing upcoming series for the year |
| March 2024 | Pierer Mobility increases its stake in MV Agusta to 50.1%. |
| 2022 | MV Agusta released the limited edition Rush 1000 model, with only 350 units produced, representing a significant limited production run in the brand's modern history. |
| November 2022 | Pierer Mobility (KTM) acquires a 25.1% minority stake in MV Agusta through a capital increase, providing supply chain and sales support. |
| 2021 | Release of the Superveloce 800 Ago limited edition, with 311 units produced |
| 2021 | Launch of the Superveloce 800 motorcycle model for the second consecutive year |
| 2021 | MV Agusta released the Dragster 800 RC SCS, further extending their limited edition high-performance motorcycle range. |
| 2020 | MV Agusta launched the Rush 1000, a limited edition motorcycle with only 300 units produced worldwide, marking a significant milestone in the company's modern product lineup. |
| 2020 | Launch of the Superveloce 800 motorcycle model |
| 2020 | MV Agusta launched the Turismo Veloce 800 Rosso motorcycle model |
| 2020 | MV Agusta expanded the Dragster 800 line with two new models: the Dragster 800 RR SCS and the Dragster 800 Rosso, continuing to innovate in their motorcycle design. |
| 2019 | MV Agusta introduced the RVS#1, a limited edition motorcycle representing a significant milestone in the company's modern product line. This model was a unique and exclusive release, highlighting the brand's commitment to high-end, specialized motorcycle design. |
| 2019 | Limited edition Turismo Veloce RC SCS model released, with a total production run of 250 units |
| 2019 | MV Agusta launched two limited edition models: the Dragster 800 RR Pirelli and the Dragster 800 RR America, with the latter limited to 200 units. |
| 2019 | MV Agusta returned to Grand Prix racing with a new 765 cc triple cylinder engine developed by Triumph Motorcycles, replacing the Honda CBR600RR inline-4 engine used since Moto2's inaugural season in 2010. |
| October 2019 | MV Agusta presents a new five-year business plan targeting annual production growth to 25,000 units. Massimo Bordi is appointed deputy general director, and Paolo Bettin becomes financial director. |
| 2018 | Two new Turismo Veloce models introduced: Turismo Veloce Lusso and Turismo Veloce Lusso SCS |
| 2018 | MV Agusta introduced the Dragster 800 RR LH44, a limited edition model with only 144 units produced, likely in collaboration with a notable personality (possibly Lewis Hamilton, given the LH44 designation). |
| 2018 | MV Agusta is recapitalized with an additional 40 million euros. Timur Sardarov is appointed CEO of the company. |
| November 2018 | Announced return to Grand Prix racing with Forward Racing in Moto2. Stefano Manzi and Dominique Aegerter were announced as the team's two riders, marking the first Grand Prix entry since 1976. |
| November 2018 | At EICMA, MV Agusta introduces the Brutale 1000 Serie Oro, winning the title of most beautiful bike with 35% of visitors' votes. Also launches Superveloce 800 Serie Oro (limited to 300 units) and F4 Claudio (limited to 100 units). |
| March 2018 | Giovanni Castiglioni announces plans for three new motorcycles based on a new 1,000 cc engine, including a potential electric/gas hybrid superbike replacement for the F4. |
| 2017 | Limited edition Turismo Veloce RC model released, with a total production run of 250 units |
| 2017 | MV Agusta released the limited edition Dragster 800 RC, with a total production run of only 350 units, targeting exclusive motorcycle enthusiasts. |
| December 2017 | Final debt restructuring plan is approved by the court with the arrival of a new investor. |
| November 2017 | Mercedes-AMG receives payment for its 25% stake in the company. |
| March 2017 | Court approves debt restructuring plan for MV Agusta Motor S.p.A. and extends the 'Continuity Agreement'. Black Ocean Group acquires 49% of MV Agusta Holding shares, with Giovanni Castiglioni retaining 51%. |
| March 2016 | Municipal court of Varese approves 'Concordato di continuità' protective act, putting a moratorium on creditor requirements and forcing MV Agusta to reduce production, R&D costs, and workforce. |
| 2015 | MV Agusta launched the Turismo Veloce 800 cc motorcycle model |
| 2015 | MV Agusta launched the Stradale 800, a new motorcycle model in their modern product lineup, expanding their range of performance motorcycles. |
| 2015 | MV Agusta launched the Dragster 800 RR, a more advanced and performance-oriented version of the original Dragster 800. |
| February 2015 | Banca Popolare di Milano loans MV Agusta 15 million euros with SACE guarantees to implement a new business plan. |
| 2014 | MV Agusta introduced the Dragster 800 motorcycle model, expanding their high-performance motorcycle lineup. |
| 2014 | MV Agusta released a limited edition Rivale Urban Camo variant, expanding the Rivale model range with a unique camouflage-themed design. |
| 2014 | MV Agusta made an official return to racing by establishing the MV Agusta Reparto Corse works team, managing both World Superbike and Supersport activities. |
| 2013 | MV Agusta launched the Rivale motorcycle model, introducing a new design in their product lineup. |
| 2013 | Grant Racing entered two MV Agusta F4-RR in the British Superstock Championship. The MV Agusta F3 675 competed in the Supersport World Championship with Team ParkinGO, with riders Roberto Rolfo and Christian Iddon achieving three podiums. |
| 2013 | MV Agusta expands three-cylinder model range with F3 800, Rivale 800, Brutale 800, Brutale 800 Dragster, Turismo Veloce 800, and Stradale 800 sport tourers. |
| 2012 | Production begins of the F3 675 supersport and its naked version Brutale 675 at the Varese factory. |
| August 17 2011 | Claudio Castiglioni dies at age 64. Giovanni Castiglioni becomes company head, and Massimo Bordi becomes vice-president. |
| 2010 | At EICMA, MV Agusta unveils the next generation F4 sports bike with a new 998 cc, 201 hp Corsa Corta engine. |
| August 6 2010 | Castiglioni family repurchases MV Agusta for 1 euro. |
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