The New MV Agusta Enduro Veloce Is Here And It Does Not Believe In Pay-To-Play Business Models!

2026 MV Agusta Enduro Veloce Price, Features And Colours

Italian premium motorcycle manufacturer, MV Agusta, has unveiled the 2026 model of the Enduro Veloce adventure tourer with new colour schemes and a clear stance against the growing trend of manufacturers demanding additional fees to activate features on a bike, as hidden charges. The MV Aguste Enduro Veloce is a full-loaded ADV that offers class-leading tech and equipment to make it a capable touring machine that can also go deep into the wilderness. Here’s what you need to know about the updated model.

2026 MV Agusta Enduro Veloce

The first highlight of the MY 26-27 Enduro Veloce is the two new colour schemes that include Nero Intenso/Grigio Antracite and Bianco Perlato RC/Blu Nordico. These give the adventure tourer a three-tone colour scheme and also indicate a step away from the older options. It is powered by a 931cc, three-cylinder engine, which is both liquid and oil-cooled. The ADV produces 124 hp and and 102 Nm of peak power and revs up till 10,000 rpm. At the front, the Enduro Veloce gets big 48mm USD forks with 210mm of travel and identical travel from the mono-shock at the rear along with 230mm of ground clearance.

Enduro Veloce Gets 230mm Ground Clearance

The engine gives the Enduro Veloce a 0-100 kmph time of just 3.72 seconds and a top speed of 220 kmph. Now coming to the electronics package, the 2026 Enduro Veloce offers equipment such as a bi-directional quickshifter, torque control with 4 maps, traction control with eight modes, cruise control, launch control, GPS immobilizer and a 7-inch full-HD dashboard. It is worthwhile to mention that the list of features comes as standard from the factory and does not live behind a pay wall, where customers need to pay to use some of the features after purchasing the motorcycle.

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It is a growing trend between high-end motorcycles, to have the hardware of advanced riding features built into the bike but restricted via software. Several OEMs such as KTM, are now asking buyers to subscribe monthly or pay a one-time upfront cost to activate features such as traction control, quick shifter and more. In their official release, MV Agust has taken a clear stand against the new practice and suggested that these practices help competitors advertise lower prices for their models, but after full activation, they cost a lot more than what was marketed to customers. ‘MV Agusta, on the Enduro Veloce as well as on the entire line-up, takes a different approach. Every key feature is fully integrated and factory-installed from day one. No software unlocks. No electronic activation charges. No post-purchase upgrades. No additional workshop appointments.’, the manufacturer said in its statement. The new Enduro Veloce is priced at EU 19,900 in Italy, which is approximately Rs 21.22 lakh.

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