Stark Future closes first half of 2026 with nearly 50 per cent revenue growth

Electric motorcycle maker Stark Future has reported year-on-year revenue growth of 46 per cent in its first-half report for 2026. 

Stark says it has closed the first half of 2026 with revenue of €86m, which converts to around £73.6m. As part of a press release, the company also says that it was both EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortisation) and EBIT (Earnings Before Interest and Taxes)-positive. 

Stark’s EBITDA reached €5.3m (around £4.5m) which is considerably more than the same period last year, and that was reflected by the €7m (roughly £6m) swing from last year’s first-half report to the one of 2026. 

Not to be lost amongst all the financial figures is the fact that Stark sold 8,124 motorcycles in the first half of 2026, which is 45 per cent more than this time last year. Included in all of this was a very productive second quarter of 2026, with Stark also confirming new records for monthly revenue.

Founder and CEO of Stark Future, Anton Wass, said this about the company’s successful first half of 2026: 

“We set a plan, and we exceeded it. Reaching EBIT-positive while still investing heavily in new technology is the part that matters. It shows the growth is funded by a strong underlying profitability, real demand and disciplined execution, not by burning cash.”

Stark also makes mention of having the “best-selling enduro motorcycle in the world” during its press release, although it does not say how many units of the Varg EX were sold. 

Wass went on to add that the company is expecting to carry on its strong start to 2026 based on its annual forecast, saying:  

“Every quarter we become a stronger company; not because the journey gets easier, but because our ability to execute keeps improving. We remain confident in our full-year forecast.”

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