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Energica and Dell’Orto to develop EV power unit for smaller bikes

Energica and Dell’Orto to develop EV power unit for smaller bikes
Michelle L.
July 19, 2019

Top brands Energica and Dell’Orto have teamed up to produce a new power unit for small and medium-sized electric vehicles.

Energica Ego

Energica Ego | Photo credits: Top Speed

In case you have not heard of the news, Dell’Orto and electric motorcycle brand Energica have partnered up to develop and produce a new power unit for electric vehicles. Dell’Orto is well-known for its involvement in internal combustion engines. This time the firm will be branching out in the electric vehicle sector. According to the firms, the two will develop the power unit for small-size and medium-size electric motorcycles.

Energica

Photo credits: Energica

The project has aims to improve electric motorisation within the two-wheeler sector. This is possible with the knowledge of Energica and Dell’Orto’s design skills in injection systems.

“Thanks to the know-how acquired and recognized internationally, Energica aims to start the development of this motorization. This is by expanding our offer with a large volumes segment with high potential growth in the world. Our teams are already working on new solutions to meet the new market demands”, says Livia Cevolini, CEO of Energica Motor Company S.p.A. as quoted from the press release.

Energica Ego

Photo credits: Top Speed

Energica Motor Company is one of the top companies that produce high-performing electric motorcycles. Not to mention, it is also the single manufacturer of the FIM Enel MotoE World. With this agreement, Energica would be able to focus on expanding within the small and medium-size EV sector. This is expected to grow significantly in the next few years.

“This challenge well represents the continuous will of Dell’Orto to innovate not only in its core sector of internal combustion engines but also in the field of urban sustainable mobility that we consider to be one of the fastest-growing sectors for the future electric traction”, says Davide Dell’Orto CTO Dell’Orto Spa.

Energica Ego

Photo credits: Top Speed

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