At a time when the EV industry is in a state of flux, Stark Future posted 77% year-over-year sales growth to €115 million in revenue in the full year of 2025! Stark claims the upstart eMoto OEM was profitable 5 of the past 9 months, underscoring strong demand for the company’s electric motorcycles and expanding global footprint. Q4 growth of 97 % capped a year of operational discipline and product momentum across MX, EX and SM platforms.
“This year proved a simple theory: when you offer the market electric bikes that are superior to combustion, riders switch,” explains Anton Wass, CEO & Founder of Stark Future. “We grew fast, stayed disciplined, and showed consistent growth while building the supply chain to scale. Next, we take the same winning formula into bigger categories, while we’ll continue our organic growth in off-road.”
According to Wass, growth came primarily from existing dealers increasing sell-through, complemented by rapid geographic expansion into new regions and markets. “In less than 1 year, Stark has achieved a share of over 3% in the global Enduro segment, demonstrating that riders adopt electric when they outperform combustion engines.” The company targets a ~30% share in 5 years; notably, a 50% market share was already achieved in Germany in 2025, with similar performance observed in several European countries.
Further strengthening the balance sheet, Stark closed a €15m disbursement with the European Investment Bank and a €25m equity round with an existing shareholder, bringing the total 2025 equity investment to €45m in December. These events reinforce liquidity and fund the product and market expansion ahead.
“From Europe to North America to APAC, the signal is the same: when electric motorcycles are better in performance and overall experience, riders switch,” adds Morgan Karlsson, Stark Future Chief Marketing Officer. “We’re scaling to match, broadening our dealer network, adding production windows, and securing cell supply to turn today’s demand spike into durable growth.”
Looking to the future, Stark plans to raise additional capital in 2026 and is preparing for an IPO within the next three years, ensuring the resources required to become a global leader in the motorcycle market.
