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Since 2000, we have embarked on a number of extraordinary challenges, transforming the improbable into reality. With every new innovation we create, we are accelerating the development of electric vehicles and spearheading the vitally important transition towards sustainable mobility.

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Venturi Global <span>C</span>hallenges

Venturi Global Challenges

The Venturi Global Challenges are a series of human and technological gauntlets in which we aim to push the limits of electric vehicles to the very edge, while paying tribute to the epic automotive stories of the last century.

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<span>V</span>oxan Motors

Voxan Motors

The iconic French motorcycle manufacturer Voxan set its sights on electric engine technology in 2010, when it was bought by Venturi. The Wattman, a symbol of the brand’s new direction, is now looking to reach speeds never seen before.

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<span>V</span>enturi Lab

Venturi Lab

Venturi Lab designs and manufactures mobility solutions capable of handling the extreme environmental conditions found on the Moon and Mars. The company was co-founded in Switzerland by Gildo Pastor, President of Venturi, in 2021.

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Formula <span>E</span>

Formula E

In 2014, Venturi was the first team to get involved in Formula E. Over the course of its eight seasons in the single-seater electric championship, the company has left an indelible mark on the history of the sport.

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From the world’s first electric GT to the Moon: Two decades or innovation
3 October 2024
It has been twenty years since Venturi unveiled Fétish, the world’s first ever electric sports car. Today, two decades on, Venturi continues to push the boundaries of innovation and is playing a key role in the quest to take humans back to the surface of the Moon.
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With Voxan, Ohio State University sets 4 new motorcycle world speed records
9 September 2024
Ohio State University (USA) has just set four world speed records with an electric motorcycle designed and built by its students. The Monaco-based Venturi Group, through its Voxan brand, played a key role by making significant contributions to this project.
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Venturi Astrolab awarded by NASA
3 April 2024
Venturi’s strategic partner awarded NASA contract to support the development of Artemis campaign’s lunar terrain vehicle
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VBB-3’s world speed record anniversary
19 September 2023
Venturi celebrates the seventh anniversary of its world speed record
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Venturi’s hyper-deformable lunar wheel
19 June 2023
World first: Venturi’s hyper-deformable lunar wheel presented at the Paris Air Show
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FLEX rover unveiled to H.S.H. Prince Albert II
27 May 2023
Venturi Astrolab’s FLEX rover unveiled to H.S.H. Prince Albert II
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Here are 5 REASONS TO GO BACK TO THE MOON 🌕🚀

Here are 5 REASONS TO GO BACK TO THE MOON 🌕🚀

1. To study its water 💧
Water is essential for life on Earth and a critical ingredient for outer space exploration. The Moon would be an ideal space pit stop to collect this resource, but for a long time it was unclear whether it had water at all. After researchers analysed lunar samples from the Apollo mission, they concluded that the Earth and the Moon are formed from the same materials.

2. The Moon is a record of solar system history 🌌
The Moon preserves a complete geologic record that dates back nearly to the formation of the solar system. NASA’s moon-mapping spacecraft, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, has been orbiting the Moon since 2009. It was designed to gather new insight into the Moon’s geologic record and scout the surface for future human exploration.

3. To harness resources to build lunar bases 🏗️
After scientists uncovered the Moon’s mineral wealth, some suggested it could be harnessed to build bases on the Moon. Hauling materials from Earth to build on the Moon could cost billions of dollars. But if the raw materials are already available in space, then all kinds of construction activities become conceivable.

4. Lunar ice could be a fuel source 🚀
Water is composed of hydrogen and oxygen, and if those two atoms can be separated and stored, they can fuel a rocket. How? Hydrogen and oxygen are highly flammable, and when they are burned together, they release a huge amount of energy–enough to propel a rocket. That means that, at least in theory, lunar ice could provide water to drink, air to breathe, and a propellant for spaceships to fuel up and head out.

5. Lava tubes could be lunar shelter 🌋
To live on the Moon, humans will need to shield themselves from radiation from the Sun and deep space. One way to do this might be to live in the Moon, inside lava tubes that formed billions of years ago. Scientists have yet to discover what is inside them, but similar tubes on Earth might offer clues.

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The American company Venturi Astrolab, Inc. (@astr

The American company Venturi Astrolab, Inc. (@astrolab.space ), a strategic partner of the Monegasque Venturi Group, has awarded a @nasa contract to support the development of Artemis campaign’s lunar terrain vehicle. Its rover, known as FLEX, is equipped with batteries and wheels developed by Gildo Pastor’s teams in Monaco and Switzerland. 🌕🚀

🔗 Read the full announcement in our bio

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Water exists on the Moon! And as today is World Wa

Water exists on the Moon! And as today is World Water Day, let‘s explore this discovery further… There is ice in the craters of the South Pole, where the next lunar activities will take place. Enough to produce drinking water and even oxygen and hydrogen, which will be used as fuel to fly to Mars. 💧

With a commitment to innovation in lunar vehicles, we strive to contribute to shaping a future where water plays a crucial role in space exploration.

Join us in celebrating water, a vital element for life on Earth and a source of hope for the future of space exploration. 🪐🚀🛰

#WorldWaterDay #SpaceExploration #Venturi #FromMonacoToTheMoon #Innovation #FutureTech

From day one, H.S.H. Prince Albert II has been at

From day one, H.S.H. Prince Albert II has been at our side. Today is HIS day. On behalf of our President Gildo Pastor and the Venturi Team:
Happy Birthday Monseigneur!

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Discover the hyper-deformable Venturi Wheel! Tap t

Discover the hyper-deformable Venturi Wheel! Tap the link to explore why it's changing the game. 🚀
#Venturi #PoweredByInnovation #FLEX #FromMonacoToTheMoon

Let’s introduce you to three remarkable women wh

Let’s introduce you to three remarkable women who are making significant strides in the fields of science, exploration, and innovation. 🚀🔬🌌

Dr. Sian Proctor, a scientist and geology professor at Maricopa Community Colleges, is an Afrofuturism artist and astronaut. The Chief Inspiration Astronaut of Space2inspire and the founder of the Proctor Foundation for Art and Science, She etched her name in history as the mission pilot for SpaceX Inspiration4, the first all-civilian orbital mission. She is the first female commercial astronaut spaceship pilot and the only African-American woman to hold this role. Currently, she contributes her expertise as a member of the National Space Council Users’ Advisory Group and is one of The Explorer’s Club 50: Fifty People Changing the World. 🚀

Next up: Professor Sara Seager, a leading figure in Planetary Science, Physics, and Aeronautics at MIT. Her pioneering research has significantly influenced our understanding of exoplanet atmospheres, particularly in the search for signs of life through atmospheric biosignature gases. Professor Seager’s involvement in space-based exoplanet searches includes critical roles in the MIT-led NASA mission TESS and as the Principal Investigator for the JPL/MIT CubeSat ASTERIA. She is a key figure in the development of the Starshade Rendezvous Mission to directly image and characterize Earth analogs. Professor Sara Seager continues to push the boundaries of space exploration, inspiring generations to come. 🔬

Lastly, we have Merieme Chadid, a distinguished Explorer and Astronomer, renowned for her innovative achievements. As the first astronomer to spearhead the installation of a large astronomical observatory in Antarctica, she left an indelible mark by planting the flag of Morocco at the South Pole. Chadid’s contributions include being one of the pioneering astronomers to deploy VLT telescopes in the Atacama desert in Chile, the driest desert on Earth.Her remarkable efforts have earned her recognition from the MY HERO project and a place among Forbes Magazine's list of the 30 most fascinating workers worldwide. 🌌

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Lunar activities

Lunar activities

Terrestrial activities

Terrestrial activities