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Ducati India is set to have a very busy year ahead. After the launch of the Monster SP, the Bologna-based bikemaker is set to launch around five new offerings in the Indian market. Let’s take a look at each.
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Panigale V4 R If the standard Panigale V4 or the V4 S isn’t cutting it for you, Ducati will also sell the absolute bonkers V4 R on our shores. With lightweight components and an array of electronics, the V4 R manages to push out 240.5PS (up from 217PS) of power with a rev selling of a whopping 16,500rpm!
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Streetfighter V4 SP2 Speaking of hairline receding performance, the SP2 variant of the Streetfighter V4 will also arrive on our shores, with a 17-litre fuel tank, carbon-fibre rims and a host of electronic upgrades such as the new ‘Track Evo’ display layout inspired by the firm’s MotoGP bike.
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Diavel V4 The Diavel is getting an update and how! For 2023, the Ducati power cruiser is set to get the Granturismo V4 engine, which can also be found on the Multistrada V4. It makes 170PS of power and 126Nm of torque at just 7,500rpm. In addition to this, the Diavel will also get the cylinder deactivation system for improved efficiency.
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Scrambler 2G Ducati seems to have taken the “don't fix what's not broken” approach, with updates to its most affordable offering being kept to a minimum. The new-gen Scrambler now comes with an updated colour scheme, minor design upgrades, a 4.3-inch full-colour TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity and two riding modes (rain and rode).
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Multistrada V4 Rally Also making its debut here will be the touring-focused Multistrada V4 Rally, which comes with tweaks to improve rider and pillion comfort, wire-spoke wheels and a large 30-litre fuel tank. Powering it now is the same engine as the upcoming Diavel V4, which makes around 170PS of power.