MV Agusta Brutale Serie Oro Launched: Only 300 Units Worldwide

MV Agusta unveiled the limited edition Brutal Serie Oro at EICMA 2025. Now, the brand has announced the pricing of the collector's item, which is limited to just 300 units. Launched in the United Kingdom, the machine is available for 23,900 pounds (around Rs 27.87 lakh). To justify the price tag, the brand claims that the Serie Oro is 95 percent new and will fill the gap between the 800 and 1000 Brutale families, but for now, it's a limited edition.

The machine is based on the brand's new 950 EVO engine, which is an evolved version of the unit from the Enduro Veloce with significant changes. In this form, the 931 cc three-cylinder mill kicks out 145 bhp of power at 11,200 rpm and 106 Nm of peak torque while revving at 8,400 rpm. The Italians claim that 85 percent of this power is available at 3,500 rpm. It is routed to the wheel via a transmission working with a new slipper and torque assist clutch. Furthermore, there's a better quickshifter available.

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The mixed structure frame featuring a tubular trellis and aluminium side plates remains the same, while the steering angle has been increased by one degree and its flexibility has been enhanced for improved handling. The single-sided swingarm has been extended by 30 mm, and suspension responsibilities are managed by Ohlins suspension equipped with a NIX 30 fork and a TTX 36 monoshock.

To make things better, the motorcycle gets 17-inch forged wheels. Meanwhile, the stopping power comes from Brembo Hypure front calipers biting on 320 mm front discs. The rear end gets a 265 mm disc with Brembo double-piston calipers. Aiding rider is an updated cornering ABS with three adjustable levels.

The updated 5-inch TFT display is now connected and provides turn-by-turn navigation along with five customizable riding modes: Rain, Urban, Sport, Race, and Custom. Additionally, the cornering ABS modes, traction levels, and throttle response can be tailored to the rider's preference.