Italian outlet Motorbox detailed official pricing for the Panthette X: from €3,800 for the 125cc version and from €4,700 for the 300cc, a crossover scooter aimed at urban mobility and light touring, with a 7-inch touchscreen and Bluetooth, heated grips, an adjustable windscreen and full-LED lighting.
EICMA's official site published an in-depth profile of the Capetown 7X, the mid-size adventure bike with a 693cc parallel-twin engine designed by the Phelon & Moore Style Centre in Turin, paying tribute to the historic 1935 London-to-Cape Town crossing and giving rise to the limited-edition Pininfarina model.
Moto.it confirmed Phelon & Moore among the exhibitors in Hall 12 of Motor Bike Expo 2026 in Verona — one of Italy's most important motorcycle shows — alongside historic and modern-classic brands such as Benelli, BSA and Mondial.
New Atlas covered the launch of the Panthette X, an adventure-style scooter available in 125cc, 250cc and 300cc versions built to compete with Yamaha and Honda. The outlet highlighted its low weight (326 lb / 148 kg), upside-down front forks, and premium equipment such as a 7-inch TFT display, ABS and heated grips.
An analysis on Yahoo reviewed Phelon & Moore's ambitious relaunch — cruisers, adventure bikes and scooters released almost simultaneously — and its bet on modern technology (TFT, ABS, traction control) at competitive prices, calling it a calculated gamble that could pressure already-established brands.
British outlet Visordown ran a feature on the comeback of Phelon & Moore, founded in 1904, describing a seven-model range already available — spanning adventure, cruiser and scooter segments — with three more on the way, all showcased at EICMA 2025.
Specialist outlet Gear Patrol featured the Brighton 6 Roadster as one of the most striking retro launches of the moment, highlighting its combination of "a British name, Italian design, Chinese factory," its deep-red teardrop fuel tank, diamond-stitched seat and embossed Union Jack badge.
At its stand at EICMA 2025, Europe's leading motorcycle show, Phelon & Moore unveiled the Capetown 7X Pininfarina in person and debuted the Brighton range — Brighton 6 Roadster, Brighton 6 Scrambler and Brighton 125 — three "modern classic" models equipped with a TFT display, Bosch ABS and full-LED lighting.
Ahead of EICMA 2025, Phelon & Moore confirmed a collaboration with Italian design house Pininfarina to create a numbered limited edition of 595 units of the Capetown 7X. The model celebrates Pininfarina's 95th anniversary with wind-tunnel-developed aerodynamic components and an exclusive commemorative livery.
On its own newsroom ("P&M Chronicles"), Phelon & Moore announced that the first production units of the Capetown were complete and road-ready, having passed the company's quality checks by its technicians and engineers. International shipping of the bikes, packed in custom crates, began that same month.