The electric vehicle revolution isn’t limited to cars. Motorcycles are undergoing their own transformation, and one company is making big moves to bring high-performance, fully electric bikes to a global audience. Star8 Corp. (OTC: STRH) recently completed a merger with Italian EV motorcycle manufacturer TOMAHAWK SRL, a company that has spent years refining its electric motorcycles, securing EU-wide certification, and building a production and R&D facility in Abruzzo, Italy.
Founded in 2019 by brothers Gianluca and Denis Scarponi, TOMAHAWK operates under the Scarponi Motorcycles brand and launched full-scale production in mid-2023. The company’s three models – the SC-Density, SP-Relativity, and CR-Gravity – blend classic motorcycle design with modern electric drivetrains. Each bike reaches speeds of up to 100 kilometers per hour, accelerates from zero to one hundred in under six seconds, and fully recharges in about two and a half hours. With the merger, Star8 is now in position to expand Scarponi Motorcycles’ reach beyond Europe and into new, high-growth markets.
That expansion is already underway. Just days after the merger closed, Star8 announced a
$5 million purchase order for their motorcycles – a figure higher than the company’s current market cap. The agreement calls for 300 motorcycles per year over the next three years, with shipments already set to begin for the North American market.
The speed of this deal speaks for itself. Mergers often take time to materialize into real business results, but in this case, Star8 and Scarponi Motorcycles wasted no time proving their ability to execute. The purchase order confirms that the merged in entry has a fully developed, top-of-the-line product that is already in production, is expanding into new territories, and generating multi-million-dollar orders.
With the Scarponi brothers staying in leadership roles, Star8 benefits directly from their years of experience in electric vehicle development. Their commitment to quality, performance, and sustainability aligns with the growing global demand for electric transportation. The company’s lineup – already certified across Europe – now has the backing, infrastructure, and market access to scale up operations.
By securing a major order immediately after closing its merger, Star8 is proving that it is a company taking real steps toward expansion and revenue growth. With North American shipments beginning this month, the next phase of development is already in motion, and momentum is building.
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