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Stark Future electric motorcycle rollout and sales surge
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In late July 2026 Stark Future unveiled two limited‑edition versions of its Varg off‑road electric bike line—the models – the MX Factory Edition for motocross and the EX Factory Edition for enduro models—featuring upgraded suspension, lightweight chassis work and – at a 7.2 kWh pack delivering roughly six hours of trail riding. Barcelona presentation. Production is capped at limited to 500 units (200 MX, 300 EX) with prices from €15,990 and deliveries slated for early 10 September. Both retain the 360‑V, 80‑hp drivetrain and 7.2 kWh battery that offers about six hours of trail riding, while adding race‑spec components such as a KYB Factory A‑Kit suspension, titanium fasteners, 3‑D‑printed foot pegs and a lightweight chassis. A few days later the company’s Varg SM electric supermoto was test‑driven and reviewed. test‑driven. The bike confirmed Stark’s high‑power electric drivetrain, offering around 80 delivers 79‑80 bhp and instant torque, but reviewers noted a short real‑world range harsh, stiff suspension, weak front braking, and the absence of about ABS or traction control. Real‑world range was measured at roughly 25 miles, a harsh suspension and limited rider‑assistance systems such as ABS. The evaluation highlighted charging remains relatively slow, highlighting practical limitations despite the promise of electric strong power for supermoto use while exposing practical shortcomings output. By early August Stark reported that the brand will need to address as it expands its VARG EX had become the world’s best‑selling electric two‑wheel portfolio. Overall, Stark’s recent activities show a rapid push enduro. First‑half 2026 revenue rose 46 % to diversify its electric motorcycle offerings—from specialist off‑road editions €86 million, EBITDA reached €5.3 million, and production climbed 45 % to a street‑legal supermoto—while early user feedback points 8,124 units. The company credited profitability to challenges strong spare‑parts and software sales, continued investment in balancing performance with usability technologies such as Dynamic Traction Control, and range. growing demand for electric off‑road motorcycles.
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