Stark Future has opened 2026 with pace, delivering over 200% year-on-year growth in January. Tripling sales in a softer market underscores sustained demand for high-performance electric motorcycles and growing confidence among customers, dealers, suppliers, and financial partners. Recent international podiums continue to validate the reliability and performance of Stark's electric platform under world-class conditions, complementing the company's commercial momentum.

The start to 2026 reflects not only demand but a more mature operating base, tighter execution, clearer rhythms with suppliers and dealers, and a sharper focus on unit economics. Over the past months, Stark has directed targeted capital expenditure into manufacturing, quality, and diagnostics, including line balancing, end-of-line test automation, and app-enabled service tools designed to lift throughput, improve first-fix rates, and make delivery cadence more predictable.

Anton Wass, CEO & Founder, Stark Future: "January's result of 3X growth YoY reflects healthy demand and the performance we've built into operations. In 2026, we're focused on controlled growth, operational excellence, and long-term platform innovation. We're investing heavily in R&D in order to broaden our markets to the large street motorcycle categories. We're also strengthening our supply chain to improve margins further and make the business more predictable and scalable for riders, dealers, and stakeholders."

Stark has continued its work on motorcycle-first cell formats and pack architecture for future platforms to enhance performance, range, and cost, while a multi-sourcing approach on strategic components has strengthened supply resilience, stabilised lead times, and supported margin discipline as volumes scale.

To support the product roadmap and accelerate innovation, the company has approved a €36 million CAPEX programme for motorcycle R&D in 2026, focused on new, street motorcycle platforms, where the vast majority is related to developing the most advanced high-performance electric powertrains in the world, along with the test-and-measurement infrastructure required to take technologies from prototype to series production. Where relevant, Stark has also adapted logistics and sourcing to navigate evolving trade conditions without compromising quality, compliance, or performance.