2023 Moto Guzzi V7 Stone 850 In Malaysia – Priced At RM62,900
Following the release of the V7 Stone Centenario, the 2023 Moto Guzzi V7 Stone 850 is now available in Malaysia for RM62,900 (excluding road tax, insurance, and registration). This compares to the limited edition Centenario's launch price of RM72,900, and there are four colour options available – Nero Ruvido (Black), Arancione Rame (Orange), Azzurro Ghiaccio (Grey), and Gialla (Yellow).
Performance-wise, the V7 Stone is powered by transverse V-twin engine, 65 hp at 6,800 rpm and 73 Nm of torque at 5,000 rpm, a 25% increase over the previous 744 cc V-twin
There are new preload-adjustable twin shock absorbers with longer travel, as well as a stepped seat and revised rider footpegs. The rear tyre size has also been increased, with the 17-inch rear wheel now wearing a 150/70 tyre and the front wheel still wearing a 100/80 rubber.
Single hydraulic discs – 320 mm front and 260 mm rear – with a Brembo four-piston calliper on the front wheel are used for braking, and two-channel ABS is standard. The V7 Stone carries 21 litres of fuel, giving it a wet weight of 218 kg and a seat height of 780 mm.
Inside the cockpit, a single round gauge with an LCD display displays all of the information required by the rider. The V7 Stone retains the overall silhouette of its traditional design in terms of styling, but some components have been changed. These include the side panels, a shorter rear fender, an exhaust, and full LED lighting throughout.
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JPJ Running Numbers
KUALA LUMPUR
VRA3242
SELANGOR
BSQ3758
JOHOR
JYX3419
PULAU PINANG
PSC5154
PERAK
APH6925
PAHANG
CFG6046
KEDAH
KGG2207
NEGERI SEMBILAN
NEK4927
KOTA KINABALU
SJR9999*
KUCHING
QAB8502N
Last updated 28 May, 2026
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Petrol
RON 95
RM 3.97
+1.38
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RM 4.90
+1.75
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RM 7.20
+2.20
VPR
RM 8.23
+2.00
Diesel
EURO 5 B10
RM 5.12
+2.08
EURO 5 B7
RM 5.32
+2.08
Last updated 30 Apr, 2026
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