Bianchi has introduced new aluminum gravel bikes, carbon road bikes, and e-bikes during its 140th anniversary event, indicating a significant brand turnaround. Under the leadership of new CEO Albert Cavaggioni, the company aims to reestablish itself as a leading bike maker in the industry. This includes a state-of-the-art factory in Italy, expanded operations, and a robust R&D pipeline for various cycling markets including gravel, road, and electric bikes. Future updates will also feature a redesign of their headquarters, integrating retail and history-sharing spaces.
Bianchi just teased two all-new aluminum gravel bikes - the alloy Arcadex & Via Nirone, plus two all-new carbon road bikes - an Infinito RC & a likely Oltre redesign.
On their 140th anniversary, the iconic Italian bike maker has a new CEO, a fresh outlook, and big future plans: An ambitious goal to 'reassert its rightful position' as one of the top bike makers in the world.
Bianchi just built a new modern automated factory for bike assembly at their Treviglio, Italy HQ, incorporating a lot of expansion capacity.
The new CEO Albert Cavaggioni aims to 'rebuild the brand with the best racing bikes in the world', addressing Bianchi's need to catch up after years of slow-moving development.
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