If there's one thing you can say about MV Agusta, it's that the company is a survivor. As I write this, we've just passed the mid-point of 2025, and the company from Varese has been in the midst of decoupling itself from KTM for the past several months. Due to all the circumstances we've covered elsewhere with regard to KTM's fortunes, the two firms decided it was best if MV Agusta maybe, I don't know, bought itself back?
Transactions take time, though; and usually, while such dealings are underway, any firms involved tend to stay quiet as all the Is get dotted and the Ts get crossed. We last heard from MV Agusta a little over a month ago, when the firm poked its head up out of the sand to say that it's planning to unveil some kind of new motorcycle shortly before EICMA 2025, and advising those interested in seeing the new bike to stay tuned.
Toward the beginning of July, MV Agusta says, it "successfully [closed] the transaction that returns 100% ownership of the company to Art of Mobility." As you may recall, at the beginning of 2025, the company issued a press release that mentioned this was the path that MV Agusta would be pursuing, and that Art of Mobility is a firm wholly owned by the Sardarov family.
