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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #60 on: August 09, 2025, 01:05:27 AM »

The auction was for everything, Energica as a whole not for Parts individually.
Now the Investor from Singapore got the full Package
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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #61 on: September 03, 2025, 09:49:17 PM »

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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #62 on: September 03, 2025, 10:24:46 PM »

BRAVO Energica!   ;D
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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #63 on: September 04, 2025, 02:48:29 AM »

It would have been nice to have concrete details, but it’s an encouraging update none-the-less.
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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #64 on: September 04, 2025, 05:49:42 AM »

They really can't give concrete details until the factory is set back up and everthing.  that's going to take time as Stefano said.  they have to move stuff there, stuff that is not being moved from r and d and hq in italy is going to have to be rebuilt, re bought.  then there's the customs and getting all the stuff there to the destination.  how much is going to get stolen in the process, you know how THAT goes.  have to get it in, wire it up, permitted, bla bla,  expect 6 months to a year hopefully.

The good thing, the parts, they can do that right now, most the stuff they can order or make with what they still have available, so hopefully in a few months we start seeing parts flowing again.

they are going to also have to get a dealer network set back up again.  how many of the old dealers are going to still be there?  how many new dealers are going to want to jump on, especially if there are no bikes to sell yet?  that's going to be another logistics challenge.  yes you can order parts and bikes directly from them, but what happens when it's an 'energica' thing that's wonky and you need compy stuff and diagnostics etc?

hoping by maybe next may or june they are pretty much back, but still remember  the US shop is still open and doing business, so if they are starting parts asnd stuff first, id imagine that'll be the lead for them.

hopefully more updates soon, but  they are probably going to be updates more along the lines of ....ok THIS is ready, this is online, this is ready to go versus giving you plans... because the moment a plan does not come online the exact moment it was promised, everyone cries and accuses, so they'd rather tell what's here NOW and not so much in progress.... that's just my opinion of course.

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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #65 on: October 12, 2025, 06:20:22 PM »

The website looks a little different:

https://www.energicamotor.com/

Now a "made to order" brand either through a dealer or online (later).
Don't know if that means dealers will just be service centers without floor models or full dealer sales setup like before.

Is AF1 signing back up?
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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #66 on: October 13, 2025, 07:16:06 AM »

The dealers will probably be very similar to the way they were before, with the exception of instead of having a trio of bikes to ride and maybe 3 sitting around, waiting for a new home, zero waiting for a new home, no surplus on shelves.  Id assume if one wanted they probably could get a dealers demo model for a bit of a discount.

Hopefully AF1,  Energica New England, the one in wisconsin? is it??? and the others come back onboard.
Be interesting to see what happens in Florida, but losing that clown is not a true loss it's actually a good thing, guy was a shitbag, energica was well... just kind of stuck with him .vs. nobody i guess.

Glad to see things are slowly coming back around here.
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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #67 on: October 13, 2025, 06:27:56 PM »

Is there a sales contact for Energica US? I’m fishing for some bits, I tried eone/rob and failed but maybe that’s on me.
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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #68 on: October 13, 2025, 07:15:19 PM »

The dealers will probably be very similar to the way they were before, with the exception of instead of having a trio of bikes to ride and maybe 3 sitting around, waiting for a new home, zero waiting for a new home, no surplus on shelves.  Id assume if one wanted they probably could get a dealers demo model for a bit of a discount.

Hopefully AF1,  Energica New England, the one in wisconsin? is it??? and the others come back onboard.
Be interesting to see what happens in Florida, but losing that clown is not a true loss it's actually a good thing, guy was a shitbag, energica was well... just kind of stuck with him .vs. nobody i guess.

Glad to see things are slowly coming back around here.
Aaron

The sales manager at one of the previous Wisconsin dealers, indicated they dropped and would never be a dealer again (before the new buyer news).  Maybe they'll change that stance (hopefully). 
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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #69 on: October 14, 2025, 06:46:20 PM »

I'll ask EEMC about it when I go to pick my bike up
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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #70 on: October 19, 2025, 05:23:00 AM »

Is there a sales contact for Energica US? I’m fishing for some bits, I tried eone/rob and failed but maybe that’s on me.

I purchased a new EVA Ribelle RS beginning of 2024.  Shortly after the bankruptcy one of the wires in the ignition switch broke.  After two attempts with dealerships to fix realized the only way to fully repair the motorcycle is replace the ignition switch which requres the part and access to the software to program the ignition due to the keyless FOB.  Following the announcement about the new ownership I started reaching out to Energica to get the bike repaired.  I found out Livia Cevolini is no longer the CEO of the company in Italy, but possibly Stefano Benatti whom I have worked with before to get the manufacturers certificate of origin.  Livia was nice enough to respond and forward my situation to Chris Paz. 

So of the three people, two appear to be still actively with Energica but I have only been able to get a response from Chris who I am not sure still works there because still waiting on a response about repairs.
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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #71 on: October 19, 2025, 05:46:44 AM »

Honestly Chris Paz has been an absolute global hero during these troubled times. If the new company does actually manage to move forward, they’ll owe a massive debt for the goodwill Chris has maintained in supporting the community.
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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #72 on: October 20, 2025, 02:31:27 AM »

Chris is still there, and working his ass off to keep the company going.

Try reaching out again,  energica recently sent out an e mail to all asking what parts are needed to keep bikes running so they can concentrate on what people need first as they restart operations.

you could also try a separate thread here, chris tends to lurk and reach out when he can help.


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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #73 on: October 21, 2025, 03:11:21 AM »

I didn't have time to write this last week before I went off travelling without my PC. EEMC (who are the UK distributors) don't yet know what all is going on but have been told that they'll find out soon.

The dealers and distributors have done a fantastic job during a difficult period, I had a part replaced with one that another dealer in a different country had in stock that my dealer knew about and the PSU repair has been a hell of an effort!
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Re: Hope for Energica?
« Reply #74 on: October 21, 2025, 10:41:39 PM »

Chris is still there, and working his ass off to keep the company going.

Try reaching out again,  energica recently sent out an e mail to all asking what parts are needed to keep bikes running so they can concentrate on what people need first as they restart operations.

you could also try a separate thread here, chris tends to lurk and reach out when he can help.


aaron

Have you or anyone else been able to get a response from Chris via email lately.  We started a conversation about ways to fix my motorcycle but after a couple weeks have not heard anything.  I decided to send letters to the offce in Mooresville and Modena in case someone else has taken on the responsibility.  I also completed the Energica Resurgence Program questionnaire which was good to see.  I am interested in seeing if there will be a warranty extension to cover the period of unavailability for existing owners. 

Before I forget...shout out to Ed Cook in Austin at AF1 Racing.  Hope you are still around and part of the Resurgence.
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