NERO in the press
What the press has published about NERO Motori in every country the brand has reached. Each item links to the original outlet.
6 articles4 countriesUpdated September 2026
NERO Motori opened Nicaragua with seven models: Imola 250, Toscana 250V, Taurus 200V, Volta 150, Superga 160, Superga 200 and Firenze 125. The article details the launch package: CrediKong financing for up to 48 months, a gift kit, full-cover insurance and maintenance vouchers. The brand was represented by Kevin Calero, NERO Motori representative for Unicomer.
A read from a specialist motorcycling outlet. Beyond the launch, the article focuses on what keeps a brand going over time: a warranty of up to five years, parts availability, direct financing and a network of more than 30 points of sale across the country. On the product side it highlights TFT displays, LED lighting and CBS or ABS brakes, in a range from ₡890,000 to ₡1,500,000.
NERO entered Costa Rica with Grupo Unicomer – Gollo and seven models: Firenze, Imola, Superga, Taurus 172, Taurus 200, Toscana and Volta. Today the customer is looking for far more than a way to get around. They want design, technology, safety, backing and a complete experience
, said Eduardo Córdoba, Marketing Manager at Grupo Unicomer – Gollo. The range is sold at Gollo Motors branches and 30 points of sale, with a warranty of up to five years.
Guatemala's widest-reaching newspaper devoted its Vida Empresarial section to NERO Motori's entry into the country alongside Grupo Unicomer, with a line of eight models designed for different lifestyles. Nero Motori was created to be a real ally in the daily lives of Guatemalans
, said Thomas Eastman, General Manager of the brand. Distribution is exclusive to La Curacao and Almacenes Tropigas, with special launch prices and flexible credit.
Coverage of the official launch on May 27. The article describes a line that combines premium design, quality and accessible prices, available nationwide at La Curacao and Almacenes Tropigas. Juan Manuel de León, Marketing Manager at Grupo Unicomer, noted that the range broadens mobility options in the country
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NERO Motori's first launch in the region was in El Salvador, together with Grupo Unicomer. La Prensa Gráfica covered the brand's arrival in its Tendencias section as the start of a new chapter in the country's mobility. From there the expansion continued, later taking NERO to Guatemala, Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
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