Ducati

Ducati has unleashed the red-devil Panigale V2 on the Indian streets. The Italian bikemaker has priced the Panigale V2 at INR 16.99 Lakh ex-showroom. Ducati India made the official announcement on its official Twitter handle. The Panigale V2 replaces the 959 Panigale from the company’s portfolio as the brand’s entry-level supersport motorcycle which is currently priced at Rs 15.30 lakh(ex-showroom, India). It might command a slight premium over the model it replaces but Ducati has claimed that they have improved Read More...

The Ducati Panigale V2 will go on sale in India on the 26th of August, 2020. Prior to this, the bikemaker had opened bookings for the fully-faired machine for a token amount of INR 1,00,000. The new V2 is technically a successor of the Ducati 959 Panigale. Deliveries for the Panigale V2 will begin soon after the launch and it will be available on display across all Ducati dealerships in Delhi – NCR, Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Kochi, Kolkata, Read More...

After a stagnant couple of months because of the pandemic, things are gaining pace again in the automotive industry. Ducati will soon play its part with the Panigale V2. Ducati India is all set to unleash the red devil onto the Indian streets soon as today, it announced the opening of bookings for its first BS6 motorcycle, the Panigale V2 in India. The Panigale V2 is an all-new motorcycle from the ground up and will become the entry model into Read More...

The Italians sure know how to make automobiles which evoke a variety of emotions for how they appear and perform on the road. With their emotive appeal, the Italian beauties aim straight for the heart. While Ducati leads the motorcycle front, Lamborghini acts as the face of cutting-edge Italian craftsmanship when it comes to four wheels and their appearance. Both the manufacturers are at the top of their game and produce some blisteringly fast and utterly gorgeous set of wheels. Read More...

Ducati India is all set to unleash the red devil onto the Indian streets in August this year. The Italian bikemaker is scheduled to launch the Panigale V2 in India next month. Sources suggest that select dealerships in the country have already started accepting bookings for the same, for a token amount of close to Rs 1 lakh. The upcoming supersport bike offering from the Italian motorcycle major replaces the 959 Panigale from the company's portfolio as the brand’s entry-level Read More...

Italian motorcycle manufacturer, Ducati, has just launched accessories for the Scrambler range of motorcycles. Available under the 'Land of Joy' section via the Ducati website, buyers can now customise their motorcycles before making a payment. All original Ducati Scrambler parts have been studied in detail and can guarantee the right balance between practicality, comfort and appearance, offering the opportunity to be expressed through special finishes and materials, and a universe of different colours and styles. Thanks to the configurator on Read More...

Scramblers have a tendency to evoke the nostalgic love and admiration of motorcycles. They reflect the pure joy of motorcycling and manage to tug at our heartstrings the moment we swing a leg over them. Bless the folks over at Ducati who blessed the current generation of motorcyclists with Scramblers! When Ducati revived the Scrambler brand, motorcyclists around the globe loved the idea of an affordable Ducati which remained stylish, retained the manic characteristics and had a rich legacy. It Read More...

The first Superleggera V4 has come off the Borgo Panigale production line. Why is it such a remarkable occasion? Because the land where Ducatis are made has been battling the pandemic furiously and now that things are stable after a very long and troublesome time, they are all set to go all guns blazing. Superleggera in Italian means ‘super-light’ and Italian automobile manufacturers have been using this moniker for a long time now. Usually, they develop limited-edition ‘Superleggera’ versions of Read More...

A contest which rewards the best-looking customized Ducati Scrambler is back. The Ducati Scrambler based specials created by participants in the Custom Rumble are ready to be voted on Scramblerducati.com. The contest, registrations for which closed in December 2019, has arrived at a total of 74 completed bikes, divided into the five categories renewed for this third edition. To leave room for reinterpretation and creativity, each customizer was able to choose between four categories dedicated to Ducati Scrambler 800 and Sixty2 and Read More...