Upcoming Ducati Bikes In India: Prices Out

- The Ducati Monster will have a price of Rs. 7.82 lakh (Ex-Delhi)
- Ducati will also launch two new iterations of the Scrambler
- The other launches will be the Multistrada 950 and the SuperSport
Prices of five new upcoming Ducati motorcycles have been released, including the Ducati Multistrada 950, Ducati Monster 797, Ducati Scrambler Café Racer, Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled and Ducati SuperSport. The Ducati Monster 797 will be the most affordable model in the Monster range, and will share the engine with the Ducati Scrambler. At a price of Rs. 7.82 lakh (ex-Delhi), the 797 is cheaper than the Monster 821 by a more than Rs. 2 lakh. Two new variants of the Ducati Scrambler will also be launched, the Scrambler Café Racer and the Scrambler Desert Sled. With ex-showroom, Delhi price of Rs. 9.03 lakh (ex-Delhi), both these motorcycles will cost Rs. 2 lakh more than the regular Scrambler.
| Upcoming Ducati Motorcycles | Prices (Ex-showroom, Delhi) | Prices (Ex-showroom, Mumbai) |
|---|---|---|
| Monster 797 | Rs. 7.82 lakh | Rs. 8.07 lakh |
| Scrambler Café Racer | Rs. 9.03 lakh | Rs. 9.33 lakh |
| Scrambler Desert Sled | Rs. 9.03 lakh | Rs. 9.33 lakh |
| SuperSport 939/SuperSport S | Rs. 11.72 lakh/Rs. 13.0 lakh | Rs. 12.10 lakh/ N.A |
| Multistrada 950 | Rs. 11.53 lakh | Rs. 11.90 lakh |
One of the most-awaited models is Ducati's upcoming sport touring model in the Multistrada series. The Ducati Multistrada 950 will have a smaller capacity engine than the Multistrada 1200, and is priced very attractively at Rs 11.53 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). As of now, Ducati does not have a model that can go head to head with the Triumph Tiger 800 Range. And with the expected pricing of Rs. 11.53 lakh (ex-Delhi), Multistrada 950 undercuts the Tiger range by a decent margin of Rs. 40,000. Only the Triumph Tiger XR costs lesser than the Multistrada 950 at Rs. 10.60 lakh (ex-Delhi). The Multistrada 950 comes equipped with ride-by-wire, ABS, traction control, wheelie control, various riding modes and also gets brembo brake callipers up front.
(Upcoming Ducati Bikes prices)Lastly, Ducati will be launching the SuperSport and the SuperSport R in India at a price of Rs. 11.72 lakh and Rs. 13 lakh. Ducati says that the SuperSport range will be more rider friendly than the Panigale models and will offer the same riding experience. Also, one will have the option of getting the SuperSport S customised as well. The difference between the SuperSport and the Panigale is that while the Panigale is based on a monocoque chassis, the SuperSport sits on a Monster trellis frame chassis, but with a different engine, fairing and electronics.
(New Ducati Scrambler Cafe Racer and Scrambler Desert Sled)
Disclaimer: The prices for the motorcycles are indicative and might change upon the actual launch of the product.
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