Italian brand Cagiva appears set to make a comeback with a new line of small electric motorcycles.
Founded in 1978, Cagiva ceased production in 2012 while the company was owned by MV Agusta.
MV Agusta had gone through its own series of financial hurdles, but now appears to want to revamp the Cagiva brand to embrace the electric future.
While MV Agusta first announced its aspirations to breathe new (and electric) life into Cagiva in 2018 with an accelerated timeline, the company has updated its plans and says the time is now. Within the next 12 months, Cagiva is expecting to roll out its first electric motorcycle.
Cagiva is focusing on smaller electric motorcycles in the 4kW (5.3 hp) range.