Ducati Monster News

The new Monster packs a lighter chassis and updated electronics along with the new 890cc V2 motor.

Only 341 units of the Ducati Monster Senna will be manufactured, representing Senna’s three F1 World Championships and 41 times that he won an F1 race.

The Monster now features a pristine white fuel tank, front fender, and tail section, complemented by contrasting red-coloured seats.

We take a look at 30 years of the Ducati Monster's history - a bike which not only saved Ducati from imminent bankruptcy, but also led to the development of the naked streetfighter segment of motorcycles as we know it today.

Lighter, with carbon fibre mudguards, a Termignoni exhaust and commemorative 30th anniversary, only 500 units of the Ducati Monster 30th Anniversario will be made.

The top-spec Ducati Monster SP is lighter in weight, gets higher-spec components, more sophisticated electronics and adjustable suspension, along with better brakes.

Ducati has teased its upcoming motorcycle on its social media handles, with a launch confirmed for next week.

Actor Akshay Kumar has posted a photo on his social media handle showing him and filmmaker Rohit Shetty sharing a Jai-Veeru moment on a Ducati Monster. The photo seems to have been taken behind the scenes during the filming of their upcoming movie Sooryavanshi.

Ducati India today announced selling over 100 units of the Ducati Monster 821 in India in less than one year.

The new Ducati Monster 821 will be showcased at the EICMA 2018 show and gets dedicated matte black livery with red highlights, a small headlight cowl, quickshifter and adjustable Kayaba front fork.

The special edition Ducati Monster 797 is the first officially commissioned Ducati to be customised by Rajputana Customs. The build was commissioned to mark 25 years of the Ducati Monster, and the bike gets cosmetic changes.

Only 500 of the special edition 25th anniversary Ducati Monster 1200 will be available on sale, and feature a new paint scheme and unique components.

The Ducati Monster 1200 25th Anniversario edition looks too good! We will just leave it at that!

Here is everything you need to know about the newly launched Ducati Monster 797 Plus.

Ducati India has launched the 2018 Monster 821 street-fighter motorcycle in the country priced at an introductory Rs. 9.51 lakh (ex-showroom). The Ducati Monster 821 was launched in 2016 and but discontinued last year after the BS-IV emission norms were brought in place. The Monster 821 now makes a comeback in a revised 2018 avatar with styling upgrades, new features and a BS-IV compliant powertrain.

The 2018 Ducati Monster has been updated and now meets the BS IV emission norms. It will rival the Triumph Street Triple RS and the Suzuki GSX-S750.

The 2018 Ducati Monster 821 will be launched on May 1, 2018. Ducati India has tweeted a teaser of the new Monster 821 with the date for the launch.

NDTV carandbike.com has learnt from highly placed sources in Ducati India that the 2018 Ducati Monster 821 will be launched in India by the end of May or early June.

The Indian film industry certainly loves Italian exotic motorcycles and there are plenty of bike enthusiasts in the circle. Well, the latest Bollywood actor to join this list of Italian mean machine owners is Arshad Warsi who recently added the Ducati Monster 797 to his garage. Priced at Rs. 8.12 lakh (ex-showroom), images of the actor taking the delivery of his Monster 797 Dark Edition were shared by Ducati Infinity, the brand's Mumbai-based dealer.

Ducati first introduced its Monster range 25 years ago, in 1992. And now, the Italian marquee has taken the wraps off the 2018 model year of the Monster 821. It is not a new-generation model, mind you, but it does get a bunch of upgrades over the current-gen model. Here is everything that you need to know about the 2018 Ducati Monster 821.

The original Monster 900 completes 25 years this year and celebrating the iconic motorcycle, Ducati has revealed the 2018 Monster 821 in images ahead of its world debut next month. The Ducati Monster is an icon and for the longest time was the entry-level offering from the manufacturer. With the 2018 Ducati Monster 821, the bike maker has made a host of changes to the street fighter while the new edition also comes in the lovely yellow shade.

The Ducati Monster 797 has been finally launched in India, priced at Rs. 7.77 lakh. The Ducati Multistrada has also been launched alongside and is priced at Rs. 12.60 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), making it a highly lucrative option in the touring segment.

Just days after the first spy shot of the new Ducati Monster 803 made its way online, a new image of the test mule has emerged providing a clear view of what the baby Monster will look like. But where does it leave the Monster 821? We take a look.