There is a capped production run for the exciting MV Agusta Superveloce Alpine, with just 110 units up for grabs. If you were hoping to get your hands on one, but for some reason postponed your reservation, you’re out of luck: all of them have been spoken for.
Somewhat repeating the success of the Superveloce 75 Anniversario, which found new owners in less than a day, the Superveloce Alpine was sold out in a matter of hours. For the record, each of the 110 bikes had a price of €36,300 (around $44,300 at today’s exchange rates), including the Racing Kit.
”The development and the launching of new models is an important element of the industrial plan we presented two years ago,” said in a statement Timur Sardarov, CEO MV Agusta Motor.
“The Superveloce Alpine is the latest successful example of this policy, and proof that our efforts are paying off. I am delighted with yet another instant success, especially since we can share it with our partners in this project: Alpine, a brand and a company with whom we have so much in common. The Superveloce Alpine certainly benefited from the synergies between our two teams that naturally occurred during this project.”
The special version of the bike is a tribute to the French Alpine A110 sports car. The two-wheeler is powered by the company’s 3-cylinder engine developing 147 hp at 13,000 rpm and capable of pushing the machine to a top speed of 240 kph (149 mph).
Paying tribute to the car are the graphic design, detailing, and accessories, all of them marked by the Alpine touch. There’s the telltale A110 blue livery on parts of the body, raised “A” logos on the fairings, and black Alcantara seats with blue stitching. As a touch of finesse, both the French and Italian flags are featured on the front of the motorcycle.
”The development and the launching of new models is an important element of the industrial plan we presented two years ago,” said in a statement Timur Sardarov, CEO MV Agusta Motor.
“The Superveloce Alpine is the latest successful example of this policy, and proof that our efforts are paying off. I am delighted with yet another instant success, especially since we can share it with our partners in this project: Alpine, a brand and a company with whom we have so much in common. The Superveloce Alpine certainly benefited from the synergies between our two teams that naturally occurred during this project.”
The special version of the bike is a tribute to the French Alpine A110 sports car. The two-wheeler is powered by the company’s 3-cylinder engine developing 147 hp at 13,000 rpm and capable of pushing the machine to a top speed of 240 kph (149 mph).
Paying tribute to the car are the graphic design, detailing, and accessories, all of them marked by the Alpine touch. There’s the telltale A110 blue livery on parts of the body, raised “A” logos on the fairings, and black Alcantara seats with blue stitching. As a touch of finesse, both the French and Italian flags are featured on the front of the motorcycle.