2025 Moto Guzzi Stelvio PFF Rider Assistance Solution

INTELLIGENCE THAT RIDES WITH YOU

2025 Moto Guzzi Stelvio — PFF Rider Assistance Solution

The 2025 Moto Guzzi Stelvio doesn’t just take you farther—it keeps you safer, more aware, and more in control with the revolutionary PFF Rider Assistance Solution (Piaggio Fast Forward). Developed in collaboration with Piaggio’s robotics division, this radar-based system introduces an advanced level of rider-focused technology to the adventure touring world—making the Stelvio not just bold, but brilliantly intelligent.

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WHAT IS PFF?

Radar-Powered Rider Awareness

The PFF Rider Assistance Solution uses front and rear radar sensors to monitor the environment around the bike in real-time. This suite of safety systems enhances spatial awareness and provides crucial alerts without interrupting your ride. It’s the most advanced system ever fitted to a Moto Guzzi—and one of the first in the world in its class.

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FEATURES INCLUDE:

• Blind Spot Detection (BSD): Alerts you to vehicles approaching from behind and outside your line of sight.
• Lane Change Assist (LCA): Warns if a vehicle is in your blind spot when signaling a lane change.
• Forward Collision Warning (FCW): Monitors the road ahead and warns if you’re closing in too quickly on another vehicle.
• Following Distance Alert: Maintains safe spacing when in traffic or during group rides.
• Rear Cross-Traffic Alert: Detects approaching vehicles from the side when reversing or maneuvering out of a parking spot.

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SEAMLESSLY INTEGRATED

All warnings and indicators are shown clearly on the 5″ full-color TFT display, with smart lighting and optional vibration feedback built into the handlebar controls. The PFF system works silently in the background—keeping you focused on the ride, not distracted by the tech.

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ADVENTURE WITH CONFIDENCE

The PFF Rider Assistance Solution elevates the Stelvio’s legendary capability into a new era of intelligent touring. Whether you’re navigating narrow mountain roads, passing trucks at high speed, or cruising across countries, it’s a second set of eyes—and a new layer of confidence.