Energica: growth continues after +91% in 2020

Energica Motor Company SpA continues its progression with an increase in the number of retailers, the workforce and doubling the operational headquarters. In 2020, the company that develops high-performance electric motorcycles, despite considering the particular situation, had achieved a substantial increase in sales corresponding to 91%. After the first half of 2021, a further increase was recorded, as reported.

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Growth also affected the workforce sector, with an increase in 6 months of 17% and still growing today, according to indications. An aspect that is also possible thanks to the #HumanCharge campaign, with the improvement of corporate welfare and the recruiting of new professional figures.
The increase in sales also had an effect on production and the Modena company made the decision to double its headquarters. 2 July, this reality already present in Soliera (MO), has started the process for the purchase of the properties in via Scarlatti n.20, where it was rented, and n.10. Energica Motor Company SpA will enter the headquarters in via Scarlatti n.10 from 2022, doubling the office space and the production area. Both structures feature a photovoltaic system, thus being able to exploit energy from renewable sources.
The growth includes a capillary commercial strategy which selects strategic dealers all over the world and on 28 June the Modena brand decided to increase its presence in the Swedish market with ProBike Sverige AB, a new importer based in Täby, a town located in the central part of Sweden. The dealer will coordinate three sales points located in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö.
The partnership is functional to fill the gap in the Northern European area, taking advantage of the trend that has seen Sweden in the ranking of the ten "top-selling electric markets" since 2015 (Source: Bilsweden). With the Swedish importer, Energica is approaching 90 dealers worldwide.
Another reason for growth is also connected to engineering and technological refinement, recalling in particular the new EMCE engine built in co-engineering with mavel, a research, development and production company specializing in the powertrain sector.

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