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MV Agusta tease motorcycle concept ahead of premiere on Sept 4
MV Agusta has teased a motorcycle concept that is designed by the Iconic Italian automotive design and coach building brand Zagato. A two wheeler project is unusual for Zagato which traditionally specializes in car design.
MV Agusta has teased a motorcycle concept that is designed by the Iconic Italian automotive design and coach building brand Zagato. A two wheeler project is unusual for Zagato which traditionally specializes in car design.
The MV Agusta Zagato motorcycle concept is set to make its world premiere on September 4. The teaser shows an aerodynamic front cowl with smooth surfaces and what looks like a massive fully enclosing windscreen.
The motorcycle appears to be sporting red-black color theme with Zagato logo displayed prominently on the fairing panel. Further details are kept under wraps as of now. The Italian sporsbike maker who has witnessed financial trouble recently is currently partly owned by Mercedes AMG.
We expect the mystery concept to preview MV Agusta’s upcoming technologies and design direction. As for Zagato, the concept would be a platform to demonstrate the brand’s capabilities when it comes to two wheeler design. It could also serve as an announcement of its intentions to set up a two wheeler vertical.
MV Agusta recently entered India in association with Kinetic Motors. The brand currently retails F3, F4, Brutale 1090 through its MotoRoyale outlet in Pune. The F3 800 is being assembled locally out of SKD kits while the other models are imported as CBUs.
This article first appeared on Rushlane.com
