VOLUME 63 ISSUE 38 SEPTEMBER 22, 2026 P71
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tark Future has announced
the Varg SM Sköll, a limited-
edition model of 500 units
based on the Varg SM. First
deliveries are scheduled for
October 2026 with an MSRP of
$14,990, and no second produc-
tion run is planned.
The Sköll uses the Varg SM's
existing chassis architecture, a
structural 7.2 kWh battery pack, a
single-speed drive system, and a
carbon-fiber-sleeved motor with
an integrated inverter.
It includes the full Alpha speci-
fication, with 80 horsepower and
adjustable dynamic traction con-
trol. The motorcycle also features
3D-printed titanium footpegs
and a complete titanium bolt
kit. These components reduce
weight by 2.4 pounds, bringing
overall weight to 272 pounds,
compared with 274 pounds for
the standard Varg SM.
The titanium footpegs account
for a claimed 0.3 of a pound
reduction, while the bolt kit saves
a further two pounds. The weight
savings are concentrated in the
controls and fasteners rather
than the unsprung or rotating
components.
The Sköll also features black
finishes on the eligible compo-
nents, using anodizing, powder
coating, and other treatments.
These include the upper and
lower triple clamps, steering
stem and retaining nut, swing-
arm, motor housing and side
covers, inverter body and casing,
docking station, handlebar map
switch and charging-port cap.
The upper and lower triple
clamps are black anodized and
individually engraved for the
limited edition.
The 520 RK MXU ultra-wide-
ring chain retains its gold finish
and is paired with a 7075 T6 rear
sprocket. It is the only listed com-
ponent without a black finish.
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