The remarkable work done by Energica in rebuilding its MotoE race fleet is explained by the Italian electric motorcycle manufacturer in a new video. Its race paddock was destroyed in a fire at Jerez but has been rebuilt in less than three months, and well in time for the upcoming for the FIM Enel MotoE World Cup official test at Valencia (17-19 June).
This video tells the story from within, by two “incredible professionals who did not let themselves down and help the company achieve what was almost unthinkable after the most unexpected of setbacks”.
Official Test Rider Alessandro Brannetti and R&D Department Manager Simone Martinelli share “a story of ultimate commitment and passion, which is what Energica is all about”, says the company.
Meanwhile, Energica has signed a new dealer agreement with E-Motorstore, a “dedicated retail specialist for electric motorcycles with a fast-growing sales network”. The new sales partner will serve areas within Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
“E-Motorstore with its currently eight retail stores will contribute to increase Energica’s brand awareness and to strengthen the Energica product presence in the German-speaking electric motorcycle markets,” says Giacomo Leone, Energica sales and field MD.
Marcos Gonzalez, E-Motorstore owner adds: “We are looking forward to the cooperation and to a joint future with Energica as a premium partner. The Energica Ego, the Energica Eva and the Energica Eva EsseEsse9 clearly mark the top of the electric motorcycle range. As a big MotoGP and motorsports fan I do wish the whole Energica and E-Motorstore team good luck and success for the first MotoE race at the German Sachsenring and for the rest of the season.”