Energica Gets Financial Lifeline from Singapore-Based Investors

Modena, Italy – Italian electric motorcycle manufacturer Energica is set to make a dramatic comeback after securing a critical investment from a Singapore-based consortium. The deal comes just months after the company declared insolvency and entered judicial liquidation in late 2024.

Once hailed as a pioneer in electric superbikes, Energica was forced to auction off assets after failing to recover from declining sales and limited funding. Now, a deposit-backed offer from new investors could breathe life back into the iconic Modena-based firm.

Deal in Progress, Core Team to Stay

Global Sales Director Stefano Benatti confirmed that the investors intend to retain Energica’s entire leadership and development team, ensuring continuity of operations if the judicial sale is completed. The process is expected to wrap up within 60 days, with formal transfer of ownership possibly by September 2025.

The new investors reportedly share Energica’s passion for high-performance EV motorcycles and intend to strengthen its brand without disrupting existing customer support.

Customer Service Comes First

In an official statement, Energica committed to supporting existing owners and dealer networks as its top priority. Spare parts, technical support, and warranty services will resume as the brand stabilizes under new ownership—aiming to rebuild trust among its loyal community.

Will Energica Shift Gears?

While the new investment ensures survival, the path ahead isn’t without challenges. Energica’s current lineup—including the Ego, Eva Ribelle, and Experia—caters to a niche performance EV market. With rising demand for practical, urban electric motorcycles, the brand may need to balance its high-performance DNA with evolving global EV trends.

What’s Next?

If the acquisition goes through, Energica could re-enter the global electric motorcycle scene stronger than before, with stable financing, a preserved core team, and a renewed strategy. Enthusiasts and dealers await more details in the coming weeks.

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