The MV Agusta E-Enduro marks another step toward the future for the Italian brand. (MV Agusta/)

MV Agusta is shaking up its own formula these days. Not too long ago we found ourselves in Northern Italy riding a prototype adventure bike that will soon be known as the Lucky Explorer 9.5. When it debuts in 2023, it will become the brand’s first-ever production adventure machine.

The fun doesn’t stop there; MV is also dipping its toes into the emobility segment with two new Lucky Explorer Project bicycles, the E-Enduro and the E-Gravel.

MV’s Lucky Explorer Project is the brand’s way of honoring its off-road racing past, particularly its participation in the Paris-Dakar races. During the initial announcement of the program, MV revealed its adventure motorcycle ambitions and its for-now partial revival of the Cagiva name in the CRC badging on both the 5.5 and the 9.5.

The ebikes share a similar livery as those previously revealed adventure machines, and both are designed to handle off-road riding scenarios.

The E-Enduro is the more robust off-road bike of the two, carrying a Bosch Performance Line CX engine and Bosch PowerTube 625/750Wh battery. It features a carbon frame, Fox fork, shock, and spring and rolls on Vittoria Mazza 29-inch tires.

The E-Gravel is more road-focused, but still able to tackle a light stint off-road thanks to its Pirelli Cintuarto Gravel tires. It makes use of a Mahle X20 engine and a 350Wh battery. It also comes with a carbon frame and Fox fork.

There is as yet no information on when these bikes will be available, nor is there any mention of price.

Part of the Lucky Explorer Project, the E-Enduro is dressed in MV heritage livery. (MV Agusta/)

The E-Gravel is more road-focused, but a Fox fork and Pirelli tires make it capable of light work off-road. (MV Agusta/)

There’s no word yet when these bikes will come to market. (MV Agusta/)

Two new additions to MV Agusta’s Lucky Explorer Project. (MV Agusta/)

Source: MotorCyclistOnline.com