Energica to make IMOT debut in Munich this month
The International Motorcycle Exhibition in Munich will celebrate its 30th show this year, and Energica will be making its debut at the event.
Energica has announced it will be attending the IMOT show in Germany, which it calls its fastest-growing market.
Moving from primarily sports bikes to also include the new adventure-tourer, the Energica Experia, in 2022, Energica has further established itself in the European motorcycling scene in recent times.
As a result, its reputation is growing outside of its native Italy. According to Energica, Germany is its fastest growing market, and that is why it has chosen to attend the IMOT (International Motorcycle Exhibition) show this year, marking its debut on the show’s 30th edition, which will take place at the Munich Exhibition Centre later this month, from 24-26 February.
Energica will be displaying the Energica Experia (Flame White), Energica EsseEsse9+ RS (Riviera Green), Energica Eva Ribelle RS Tricolore and Energica Experia Patrol Bike at the show. The display will be courtesy of Electric Horses, Energica's Munich-based dealer.
Martin Kipfmueller, CEO Electric Horses, said: “Energica is an integral part of our high range of electric motorcycles. Thanks to the excellent collaboration with Energica, we are convinced to put in our market the best electric bikes in the world. Our customers are demanding enthusiasts who, in addition to the latest drive technology, also appreciate our skilled service. Together, Electric Horses and Energica will be in fairs and events in Germany and will convince more and more motorcyclists about a new way of moving.”
*Electric Horses is an importer of the Energica Experia to Germany.
Giacomo Leone, Energica Sales Director ROW, said: “Germany is the European country with the biggest growth, both in terms of sales and new dealers. This area has a strong belief in electric mobility and we are proud to be part of IMOT for the first time.”
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