Quick Takeaways
- Two new Ducati special-edition superbikes and multiple V-twin/V4 platforms will anchor Ducati’s 2026 India growth push.
- India has been confirmed as a strategic premium market with 10 launches, dealership expansion and CBU imports continuing.
Ducati India 2026 motorcycle launches were officially confirmed as the brand revealed plans to introduce ten all-new motorcycles in the country during 2026. The lineup spans super sport, touring, naked, and off-road segments, reinforcing Ducati’s commitment to India’s growing premium motorcycle market.
The confirmed models include:
The Panigale V4R has already reached Indian showrooms, having been launched on January 2, 2026.
Ducati India 2026 motorcycle launches to roll out across the year
The product offensive will begin in the first quarter with the Multistrada V4 Rally (2026 Edition), Panigale V4 Lamborghini, and Desmo450 MX. These introductions mark Ducati’s entry into India’s rapidly expanding off-road and adventure-rally riding community.
In the third quarter, Ducati will bring in the Monster V2 along with the two Panigale V2 special editions. The Diavel V4 RS will follow later in the same period, targeting buyers looking for a high-performance power cruiser.
The final phase of the year will see the Hypermotard V2 and V2 SP arrive by late October, while the highly anticipated Panigale V4 Marc Márquez Replica is scheduled for a December launch.
Ducati India 2026 motorcycle launches highlight premium focus
According to Ducati India Managing Director Bipul Chandra, the aggressive launch plan underlines Ducati’s focus on strengthening its position in the premium motorcycle segment. Alongside the product rollout, Ducati is also planning to expand its dealership footprint across the country.
This move mirrors Ducati’s global strategy of building strong positions in premium two-wheeler markets across more than 90 countries. India has been identified as a key growth region within Ducati’s international operations.
Sales, pricing, and distribution plans
Bookings for the new motorcycles will be accepted through Ducati dealerships located in:
Model-wise pricing details will be disclosed closer to each launch on Ducati India’s official channels.
All Ducati motorcycles sold in India are imported as completely built units, which keeps pricing higher than brands that assemble locally. At present, Ducati has not announced any plans to set up local manufacturing or assembly operations in the country.
Founded in 1926 and headquartered in Bologna, Italy, Ducati produces its motorcycles at the Borgo Panigale factory and is part of the Audi Group. The brand continues to compete in MotoGP and WorldSBK while also serving as the official motorcycle supplier for the FIM Enel MotoE World Cup through 2026.
The confirmed models include:
- Desmo450 MX
- Multistrada V4 Rally (2026 Edition)
- Panigale V4 Lamborghini
- Panigale V4 Marc Márquez Replica
- Panigale V2 Special Edition MM93
- Panigale V2 Special Edition PB63
- Monster V2
- Diavel V4 RS
- Hypermotard V2 and V2 SP
- Panigale V4R
The Panigale V4R has already reached Indian showrooms, having been launched on January 2, 2026.
Ducati India 2026 motorcycle launches to roll out across the year
The product offensive will begin in the first quarter with the Multistrada V4 Rally (2026 Edition), Panigale V4 Lamborghini, and Desmo450 MX. These introductions mark Ducati’s entry into India’s rapidly expanding off-road and adventure-rally riding community.
In the third quarter, Ducati will bring in the Monster V2 along with the two Panigale V2 special editions. The Diavel V4 RS will follow later in the same period, targeting buyers looking for a high-performance power cruiser.
The final phase of the year will see the Hypermotard V2 and V2 SP arrive by late October, while the highly anticipated Panigale V4 Marc Márquez Replica is scheduled for a December launch.
Ducati India 2026 motorcycle launches highlight premium focus
According to Ducati India Managing Director Bipul Chandra, the aggressive launch plan underlines Ducati’s focus on strengthening its position in the premium motorcycle segment. Alongside the product rollout, Ducati is also planning to expand its dealership footprint across the country.
This move mirrors Ducati’s global strategy of building strong positions in premium two-wheeler markets across more than 90 countries. India has been identified as a key growth region within Ducati’s international operations.
Sales, pricing, and distribution plans
Bookings for the new motorcycles will be accepted through Ducati dealerships located in:
- Delhi
- Mumbai
- Pune
- Bengaluru
- Chennai
- Hyderabad
- Kochi
- Kolkata
Model-wise pricing details will be disclosed closer to each launch on Ducati India’s official channels.
All Ducati motorcycles sold in India are imported as completely built units, which keeps pricing higher than brands that assemble locally. At present, Ducati has not announced any plans to set up local manufacturing or assembly operations in the country.
Founded in 1926 and headquartered in Bologna, Italy, Ducati produces its motorcycles at the Borgo Panigale factory and is part of the Audi Group. The brand continues to compete in MotoGP and WorldSBK while also serving as the official motorcycle supplier for the FIM Enel MotoE World Cup through 2026.
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