Aprilia Tuareg 2024

The adventure bike born to explore the world now in three new colour schemes which exalt its adventure attitude and great off-road capabilities. The combination of the new colours with the new red frame emphasises the sportiness of Tuareg which astonished at its racing début and is ready to take the Aprilia brand back to the big African rally raids. Along with the Atreides black and canyon sand colours comes the evocative Dakar podium colour scheme, a tribute to the Aprilia which took the podium in the 2010 Dakar, the last Italian bike to succeed in the undertaking.

Designed to overcome the hardest off-road adventures, Aprilia Tuareg gets closer to returning to the African desert, to the places and competitions - the big rally raids - that made it an off-roading legend. Therefore, for 2024, Tuareg has an even sportier and adventurous outfit, thanks to three new colour schemes capable of exalting its great off-road abilities and its unstoppable attitude of adventure.

Aprilia Tuareg MY 2024 is available in the new Atreides Black and Canyon Sand colour schemes, inspired by the natural habitats in which the twin-cylinder adventure bike moves around so easily, joined by the evocative Dakar Podium colour scheme, a tribute to the bike that took overall third - three leg wins - in the 2010 Dakar, the Aprilia RXV 4.5 ridden by Francisco “Chaleco” Lopez.

All the new colours are combined with a brand new and aggressive red frame, which further emphasises the sportiness of Aprilia Tuareg, protagonist this year of an astonishing début in off-road competitions within the area of the “Back to Africa” project. In fact, in the version developed by Aprilia Racing in collaboration with GCorse, of the Guareschi brothers, Aprilia Tuareg is in the mix to take the Italian Motorally Championship and is fresh from a brilliant third place earned in the Transanatolia Rally during its absolute début in a big international raid.

The next step in the project is obviously the African desert - a destination that is already written in the name Tuareg.