Moto Guzzi V7

Moto Guzzi is one of Italy's most iconic motorcycle manufacturers, famous for its transverse V-twin engines and a history that dates back to 1921. The Moto Guzzi V7 is a classic 'roadster' style motorcycle that pays homage to the original V7 models of the 1960s and 70s, blending retro aesthetics with modern engineering.

Since its inception, Moto Guzzi has maintained its production headquarters in Mandello del Lario, on the shores of Lake Como. Unlike many global brands that outsource production to lower-cost regions, the V7 continues to be manufactured in Italy, sustaining its reputation for craftsmanship and authentic Italian heritage.

Today, Moto Guzzi is an integral part of the Piaggio Group (Piaggio & C. SpA), which acquired the brand in 2004. This ownership has provided the financial stability and technological resources necessary to modernize the lineup while preserving the brand's unique identity. As part of the Piaggio Group, Moto Guzzi sits alongside other legendary Italian names like Vespa and Aprilia.