B2B News – Source: Stark Future | The Barcelona-based manufacturer closed 2025 with €115 million in revenue, marking 77% year-over-year growth and achieving profitability in five of the last nine months. Q4 alone surged 97%, capping a year that confirmed what many riders are now experiencing firsthand: when electric motorcycles outperform combustion, adoption follows.
Stark’s momentum has been driven less by hype and more by results. Existing dealers increased sell-through dramatically, while the brand expanded rapidly into new regions and markets. In under a year, Stark captured more than 3% of the global Enduro market, a category traditionally resistant to electrification.
In some regions, the shift has been decisive. Germany saw electric Stark models take over 50% market share in 2025, with several other European countries showing similar patterns. The takeaway is clear, riders aren’t “trying” electric anymore; they’re choosing it when it delivers superior performance, reliability, and experience.
Stark’s current success spans its MX, EX, and SM platforms, but the company isn’t stopping at off-road. Development is already underway for motorcycles targeting much larger global segments, categories representing over 55 million units annually. The ambition is to repeat Stark’s off-road playbook at scale.
Supporting that vision is a purpose-built energy strategy. New battery partnerships with EVE and Wanxiang A123 around the 26120 cell format are designed specifically for motorcycles, prioritizing high power output, fast charging, and thermal stability, key factors as electric bikes move into broader, higher-volume markets.
Founder and CEO Anton Wass sees the past year as proof of a straightforward idea. “When you offer electric bikes that are better than combustion, riders switch,” he says. “We grew fast, stayed disciplined, and built the supply chain to scale. Now we’re taking that same formula into bigger categories.”
That signal has been consistent worldwide. According to Morgan Karlsson, Chief Marketing Officer, demand is rising everywhere Stark shows up. “From Europe to North America to APAC, the pattern is the same. We’re expanding our dealer network, opening more production windows, and securing cell supply to turn this demand into long-term growth.”
Financially, Stark enters 2026 with a stronger balance sheet. In December, the company secured a €15 million disbursement from the European Investment Bank alongside a €25 million equity raise from an existing shareholder, bringing total 2025 equity investment to €45 million.
Looking ahead, Stark plans to raise additional capital in 2026 and is positioning itself for an IPO within the next three years. If its off-road trajectory is any indication, Stark Future isn’t just betting on electric motorcycles, it’s demonstrating that the future is already here, and riders are ready.
