MV Agusta Brutale Serie Oro Prices Revealed - Will India Get This Limited Run Italian Superbike?

MV Agusta has finally put a price tag on the stunning Brutale Serie Oro, just days after its global reveal at EICMA 2025. The limited-run hyper-naked will be built in only 300 units worldwide, with prices in the UK starting at £23,900 (roughly Rs 27.8 lakh). Whether it makes its way to India remains uncertain, but given its exclusivity, the chances are slim.

The Serie Oro represents MV Agusta’s effort to bridge the gap between its 800 and 1000 Brutale models. It’s powered by the brand-new 950 EVO engine, a heavily reworked version of the motor seen on the Enduro Veloce. The 931cc triple produces 145 hp at 11,200 rpm and 106 Nm of torque at 8,400 rpm. Impressively, 85 percent of that torque is available as low as 3,500 rpm, which should make it equally

thrilling on both road and track.

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The engine pairs with a 6-speed gearbox featuring a redesigned slipper and torque-assist clutch, along with an improved quickshifter for faster, smoother gear changes. Complementing this mechanical refinement is a mixed trellis and aluminium frame that’s now stiffer and more flexible where needed. The rake angle has been slightly opened up for better stability, while the single-sided swingarm is longer by 30 mm for sharper handling.

As expected from MV Agusta, the hardware is top-shelf. The Serie Oro rides on 17-inch forged aluminium wheels wrapped in high-performance tyres. Suspension duties are handled by fully adjustable Ohlins units: a NIX 30 fork up front and a TTX 36 monoshock at the rear. Stopping power is equally serious, with Brembo Hypure callipers clamping on 320 mm front discs and a 265 mm rear rotor, backed by cornering ABS with three adjustable settings.

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Inside the cockpit, a 5-inch TFT display brings connected features like turn-by-turn navigation and five riding modes: Rain, Urban, Sport, Race, and Custom. Riders can fine-tune everything from traction control to throttle response.