The Lapierre Racing Unity team is strengthening its ranks with five new riders. The new additions include the two Germans Nina Graf and Max Brandl, the Italian Chiara Teocchi and the Dane Tobias Lillelund as well as the New Zealander Anton Cooper. The only constant in the team remains Noëlle Buri from Switzerland, who has been on board with Lapierre since 2024.

The first bikes in the Overvolt family rolled into the Lapierre portfolio back in 2013. The Overvolt AM for 2025 naturally has the brand new Bosch Performance Line CX motor on board. And it promises to retain its character as a playful, easy-to-ride and fun-oriented e-mountainbike.

Since its market launch in 2007, Lapierre's Zesty was designed as an all-mountain bike. Designed to have fun, to carve around corners on tight single trails, to tackle climbs as fast as possible, to overcome obstacles, to jump and to thrill on fast descents. Now Lapierre presents the latest generation of this all-mountain classic.

The Swiss cross-country rider Noëlle Buri is switching from the Bixs Performance Race Team to the French racing team "Lapierre Mavic Unity" for her first elite year. Buri's team colleagues are the Swiss rider Thomas Litscher, the British rider Annie Last and the Danes Malene Degn and Sebastian Fini.

Lapierre has always worked with an external battery for a lightweight, competition-ready electric enduro bike. The French company remains true to this concept, but the new GLP III catapults itself to the top of the E-Enduro ranks with 170 millimetres of suspension travel. The new Bosch CX Race motor, with which the team version is equipped, provides plenty of tailwind, while the new carbon frame is said to offer unprecedented responsiveness.

After more than a decade away from the Cross-Country World Cup, Lapierre are now back with a six-man team. The newly founded Lapierre Mavic Unity includes Swiss rider Thomas Litscher, Briton Annie Last and Sebastian Fini from Denmark. The team is based on the structures of the former KMC Orbea team and is managed by Céline Hutsebaut.

In several European countries, Lapierre now offers its bikes for sale online and then has the bikes delivered via an authorized dealer. This model is not used in Switzerland, where specialist dealers remain the number one point of contact for the French bikes.