Stark Future Closes New Funding Round To Over €100 Million

The round was led by Eicher Motors, with continued support from existing shareholders and new high-profile investors from the MotoGP world.

The fresh capital will fuel Stark Future’s global expansion beyond its current presence in over 70 countries and support the launch of new products.

Founded and led by CEO Anton Wass, Stark Future blends cutting-edge technology, design, and engineering in its electric motorcycles. Its flagship model, the VARG, has positioned the company at the forefront of performance electric motocross.

“We managed to close it within a couple of weeks,” said Wass. “It’s a strong testament to the results our team has created.”

Stark Future, the Barcelona-based electric motocross bike manufacturer, has secured a new investment round, bringing its total funding to over €100 million.

The company’s debut model, the Stark VARG, is the centerpiece of an ambitious next-generation electric motorcycle catalog. Weighing just 118kg and delivering 80hp, the VARG is not only the most powerful motocross bike ever built but also the first electric motorcycle to become the undisputed performance leader in its category.

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This leadership is more than just claims. Stark has demonstrably built machines that don’t just compete with gas-powered bikes they dominate them. The VARG's prowess is so pronounced that it led to e-motos being banned from the X-Games after organizers feared traditional bikes couldn't compete. Riders have already logged tens of millions of kilometers on the VARG, converting thousands of motocross enthusiasts to electric power in the process.

This massive traction, combined with rapid global expansion into over 70 countries, fuels strong investor confidence. The company’s recent funding round was closed quickly and quietly a classic Stark move underscoring the market's belief in its growth trajectory. CEO and founder Anton Wass notes the company intentionally offered a “very attractive valuation” to those who shared its mission.

Perhaps most impressively, Stark Future has achieved a rarity in the electric vehicle space: profitability. Just two years after its first deliveries and within six years of founding, the company is already thriving, consistently improving margins, growing revenues, and developing new platforms.

And those new platforms are on the horizon. The company has teased “very exciting new products,” with industry rumors pointing toward street models designed to challenge gas-powered bikes on their own turf. Suppose they follow the precedent set by the VARG. In that case, these new offerings will continue to prove Anton Wass’s bold thesis: that electric motorcycles can outperform internal combustion in nearly every way.

About Stark Future

Founded in 2020 with Swedish roots and headquartered near Barcelona, Stark Future has strategically leveraged its location in one of Europe's premier off-road riding regions to assemble a passionate, expert team drawn from the top tiers of the motorcycle and power electronics industries.