Energica Motor Company S.p.A. Energica Motor Company S.p.A. manufactures high-performance electric motorcycles, specializing in supersport models with advanced oil-cooled synchronous motors, permanent magnet technology, high-energy battery packs offering up to 21.5 kWh capacity, DC fast charging, regenerative braking systems, and features including traction control, cruise control, and connectivity via Energica Connected Ride; its core lineup comprises the Ego and Ego+ sportbikes for top speeds exceeding 240 km/h and sustained track performance, the Eva Ribelle streetfighter with 107 kW power and 215 Nm torque, the classic EsseEsse9 cafe racer, and the Experia green tourer on a dedicated platform with reengineered EMCE motor, revised battery chemistry, and optimized chassis for long-range touring. Headquartered in Modena within Italy's Motor Valley and founded in 2014 as a sustainable subsidiary of CRP Group—a pioneer in motorsports engineering, 3D printing with Windform materials, and rapid prototyping—Energica operates globally through a network exceeding 135 dealers across EMEA, Asia-Pacific, and North America, including recent U.S. expansions in New England covering multiple states and entries into Japan and Australia; it targets premium riders seeking zero-emission luxury with racing-derived innovations from Formula 1 expertise. In recent developments, the company entered a worldwide partnership with Total Lubrifiants for EV fluids, greases, and cooling solutions to enhance motorcycle longevity; expanded its U.S. dealer base to over 20 outlets and doubled production capacity at its Soliera facility with automation investments and a 44% staff increase through 2022; launched warranty extensions to five years and the Energica Inside unit for e-mobility solutions; and, following insolvency proceedings in 2024 after prior ownership by Ideanomics, completed acquisition by Singaporean investors in 2025, retaining the existing management team to resume production of all four models, restock parts for owners, rebuild distribution, and pursue next-generation innovations.