Moto Morini—what a saga of memories those two words generate. The once quintessential Italian brand hasn't been truly Italian since it was bought by the Chinese company Zongshen in 2018. But to be fair, although Moto Morini operates with Chinese backing, the design, engineering, and R&D of its bikes are done in Milan, Italy. And, for the past three and a half years, we've been waiting to see what Milan was going to produce with the 'Corsaro Sport' emblem.
The wait is over.
The brand has confirmed that the Corasro Sport will hit European dealers during the second half of 2026, but we don't have the final specs yet. However, there are a few interesting features we can tell you about the latest, sportiest member of the Corsaro family. For starters, the Corsaro Sport will have the same 749cc dry-sump 90° V-twin engine—yes, the one with the counter-rotating crankshaft—as the rest of the models in Moto Morini's middleweight lineup.
