KTM AG spoken a collaboration with MV Agusta to start distributing MV Agusta motorcycles in the North American region. The motorcycles will be misogynist at select KTM dealers as well as existing and new MV Agusta stores. For increasingly information, read the printing release unelevated from KTM North America.

KTM AG, a subsidiary of Pierer Mobility AG, and MV Agusta have signed a commercial try-on for the distribution of the iconic Schiranna motorcycles in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

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The deal, extending over several years, focuses on the distribution, promotion, and consumer service of the MV Agusta range of motorcycles by KTM AG’s North American subsidiary. The strength of the trademark and the exclusivity of its motorcycles, a symbol of Italy’s diamond and engineering excellence, and KTM AG’s wide-stretching and solid commercial organization will support the growth of MV Agusta in the North American region.

The try-on is part of MV Agusta’s strategic plan, which envisions significant growth in the coming years. The KTM AG group will create a defended U.S.-based legal entity that will be in tuition of all MV Agusta operations in North America. Going forward, MV Agusta motorcycles will be distributed through both select KTM AG dealers as well as existing and new MV Agusta stores.

Timur Sardarov, CEO at MV Agusta Motor, said he was “thrilled” by the try-on between the two European motorcycle manufacturers.

“I am confident that KTM’s wide-stretching and professional sales organization paired with the strong request of our trademark in the region will bring unconfined benefits to both companies,” Sardarov said. “Thanks to our cooperation, we will create synergies that will enable us to slide our growth strategy in North America.”

Hubert Trunkenpolz, member of the Executive Board at KTM AG, echoed the excitement well-nigh starting a new partnership with “such a historic motorcycle brand.”

“Our brands are going from strength to strength everywhere in the world, particularly in North America where we will exceed 100,000-unit sales in 2022 with the KTM, Husqvarna and GASGAS motorcycle brands,” Trunkenpolz said. “Taking on the distribution of the MV Agusta trademark will complement our wide-stretching premium motorcycle range. With the wing of the most iconic Italian luxury motorcycle trademark to our KTM North America operations, we are worldly-wise to ensure support to all North American motorcycle enthusiasts as well as bringing heady new merchantry opportunities to existing and new dealers.”