The luxury motorbike manufacturer Ducati today unveiled plans for 9 new models and 2 new stores in India. The most anticipated Panigale V4 R, Monster SP, Diavel V4, Streetfighter V4 SP2, Multistrada V4 Rally, Scrambler Icon 2G, Scrambler Full Throttle 2G, Scrambler Nightshift 2G, and lastly the Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini are among the new models that were introduced at Ducati World Première 2023.

New Dealerships

Additionally, in 2023, Ducati India will launch two brand-new, cutting-edge dealerships, with Ducati Chandigarh opening in January and Ducati Ahmedabad following in Q1. Sales, service, and spare parts will be available from the same site at both of these showrooms, which will be 3S facilities.

The New Bikes

Beginning in the second week of January 2023, deliveries for the DesertX, which has already launched, will begin. The Monster SP and Panigale V4R will be introduced at the beginning of the second quarter of 2023.

The SP version of the Monster expands the line thanks to technological equipment ideal for riders who enjoy sporty riding and adds style with the MotoGP-inspired livery. It will cost INR 15,95,000 ex-showroom India.

The Panigale V4R features technological innovations that were previously only found in MotoGP and World SBK Championships, and it will cost INR 69,99,000 ex-showroom in India. It is the closest production model to a competition bike ever.

The Streetfighter V4 SP2 and Diavel V4 will both arrive in India in the third quarter. The Streetfighter V4 SP2 will retail for INR 35,33,000 Ex-Showroom India and incorporates the distinctive technological specs of the “SP” versions to express its full potential on the racetrack.

Finally, the eagerly anticipated Diavel V4 will finally arrive in Q3. A muscle-cruiser with a strong sporty personality is the Diavel V4. The V4 Granturismo engine will debut in the Diavel family for the first time.

The cost of the Diavel V4 in India is INR 25,91,000 ex-showroom.

Ducati will initially introduce the Multistrada V4 Rally in the fourth quarter of the year, then the Scrambler 2G lineup, which includes the Icon 2G, Full Throttle 2G, and Nightshift 2G, and finally the most unique Ducati, the Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini, which will debut in 2023.

Ducati’s Scrambler 2G range will subsequently be unveiled, with a distinctive, real, and contemporary design that expresses freedom. It will be available in three brand-new variations: the Icon, the Full Throttle, and the Nightshift. The Icon 2G costs INR 10,39,000, while the Full Throttle and the Nightshift cost INR 12,00,000. (Both prices Ex-Showroom India). Both the appearance and the technological content of the new Scrambler line have been overhauled, and the chassis features a new swingarm and trellis frame. Additionally, the Desmodue engine, which has long been a defining characteristic of the Ducati Scrambler, has been updated, resulting in a 4 kg reduction in overall weight compared to the previous model.

The Multistrada V4 eventually receives an off-road version in the form of the Multistrada V4 Rally, adhering to the principle of continuous evolution. Multistrada V4 Rally is an excellent travel companion in any situation because it is just as simple and intuitive to use in dense metropolitan areas as it is on the most challenging off-road routes. Pricing of the Multistrada V4 Rally in India is INR 29,72,000 ex-showroom.

The Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini, the most exclusive Ducati that will arrive in India in 2023, makes its final debut as the year comes to a close. The Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini perfectly embodies the values of style, sportiness, and exclusivity shared by the two brands with a perfect combination of technology, performance, and design. It has a dedicated livery and a specially designed aesthetic to recall the design of the famous Lamborghini Huracán STO. With pricing starting at INR 72,00,000 Ex-Showroom and a limited number of units coming to India that have already been reserved, this will be the most expensive and pricier Ducati to be sold in India in 2023.

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