Marc Alexander appointed CEO of Savic Motorcycles
Savic Motorcycles has announced the appointment of Marc Alexander as Chief Executive Officer, with founder Dennis Savic remaining involved in the business as a member of the Board of Directors.
The Melbourne-based electric motorcycle manufacturer confirmed the leadership change following the completion of a $2 million strategic funding round, which the company says will support planned international expansion and the opening of a powertrain sub-assembly facility.
Alexander brings more than 25 years of experience across technology-led industries, including enterprise systems, electric vehicle platforms, autonomous technologies, IoT and consumer automotive products. He has been working with Savic Motorcycles in recent months and formally assumes the CEO role ahead of what the company describes as a development and manufacturing scale-up period in 2026.
Dennis Savic, who founded the company in 2016, will continue to contribute in a strategic capacity through his role on the board and will remain involved, showing direction on key initiatives.
Savic Motorcycles confirmed that production of its C-Series electric motorcycle will continue at its West Melbourne headquarters. In addition, a Savic-owned powertrain sub-assembly facility in Taizhou, China, is scheduled to commence operations in December 2025. The facility is intended to support increased production capacity and supply chain requirements as the company looks toward overseas markets, including Europe.
The company cited broader growth in the global electric motorcycle sector as part of its longer-term planning, noting that market analysts project continued expansion over the coming years. Savic Motorcycles has previously released the C-Series electric motorcycle to the Australian market.
Savic Motorcycles confirmed that its existing executive team remains in place, supported by strategic investment partners following the recent funding round.
