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An All-New Brutale Will Be Showcased By MV Agusta At 2016 EICMA
An all-new Brutale from MV Agusta is set to make its debut at the 2016 EICMA Motor Show. The litre-class Brutale will be showcased to the general public in Italy during November. MV Agusta has almost revamped its entire lineup of products for the international market.
Powering the new Brutale will be a 998cc Euro 4 compliant engine, it will be ditching its 1,078 power unit. The new engine will produce 192bhp, along with 111Nm of torque. MV Agusta will be providing new Brutale with the new F4 engine in a different state of tune.
In terms of design, MV Agusta will adopt an all-new and aggressive design philosophy. Designers have always done an excellent job with the Brutale and the new model is expected to be better. MV Agusta will provide a design that appeals to a younger and wider audience.
New Brutal is likely to feature MV Agusta's latest electronic package.MVICS electronic package will offer torque control, anti-wheelie, torque shift system, lean angle sensor, and 8-level traction control.
Expect new MV Agusta Brutale to be available in most markets by early 2017. India too will get the new Brutale, however, it could make its way to the country by mid to late 2017. Stay tuned for more updates and details on MV Agusta.
