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MV Agusta Brutale Serie Oro Unveiled At EICMA 2025
MV Agusta is unveiling its new Brutale Serie Oro at the EICMA 2025, which starts on November 4th, 2025. The Brutale series of bikes is so popular and has a huge fan base. This time, MV Agusta has decided to bring a more powerful engine with updated components to rule the streets forever.
Design
The most recognisable tear-drop headlight is retained for the Brutale Serie Oro but is now equipped with a new Matrix LED headlamp. MV calls the design an exclusive Serie Oro CTG livery with a mix of Pearl Red and Silver Ago. The seats are also wrapped in premium Alcantara and are wider than the regular Brutale for more comfort and handling.
Powerful Engine
MV has introduced a brand new 950cc EVO engine for the Brutale Serie Oro. The new three-cylinder engine produces 148 hp at 11,200 RPM and 107 NM of torque at 8400 RPM. For reference, the standard Brutale 800 produces only 111 bhp. It also features a new counter-rotating crankshaft, a redesigned cylinder head with large valves for smoother power delivery.
Updated Equipment
The MV Agusta Brutale Serie Oro is equipped with a new trellis-steel frame, a longer swing arm, and raised handlebars, aiming for a balance between stability and agility. It also has a fully adjustable Ohlins NIX 30 front fork and TTX 36 Shock absorber at the rear. For safety, it has a new Brembo 17mm radial master cylinder with double 320mm floating discs at the front and 220mm rear discs.
Electronics
The MV Agusta Brutale Serie Oro will now feature new turn indicators with cornering lights. A new 5" TFT dashboard is also introduced with updated graphics to show all the essential information the rider needs. There are also five riding modes (Rain, Urban, Sport, Race, and Custom) along with ABS and Traction control.
Final Thoughts
The Pricing for the MV Agusta Brutale Serie Oro has not yet been revealed, but with more updated equipment and features, it will cost more than the standard Brutale. The bike will be launched during the EICMA 2025, which starts on November 4, 2025.
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