Ducati Panigale V4 Lamborghini— There is big news for lovers of luxury superbikes. Italian giant Ducati has handed over the only unit of its most exclusive motorcycle, the Panigale V4 Lamborghini, to an Indian customer. The entry of this bike, made in limited numbers globally, in India has created a stir in the automobile world. This motorcycle is not just a measure of speed, but a rare combination of engineering and design.

The only Ducati Panigale V4 Lamborghini sold in India, worth crores and power like a supercar

Design inspired by Lamborghini Huracán STO

This special edition bike of Ducati is directly inspired by Lamborghini’s famous supercar Huracán STO. It has the same special color combination of Verde Scandal (green) and Arancio Dac (orange) which is the identity of Lamborghini. The body panels of the bike are completely made from carbon fiber, which not only gives it a premium look but also reduces its weight by 2 kg compared to the normal model.

• Weight: Lightweight frame and carbon components.
• Exhaust: Track-ready Akrapovic titanium exhaust system.
• Aerodynamics: Winglets and vented fenders for stable riding.

Power and Performance: Tremendous torque of 216 BHP

Talking about mechanical specifications, it has a 1103 cc Desmosedici Stradale V4 engine. This engine generates maximum power of 215.5 BHP and torque of 121.5 Nm at 13,000 RPM. Its power-to-weight ratio compared to other superbikes available in the Indian market makes it like a rocket on the track.

Only one in India, only 630 in the world

Price and exclusive features

The ex-showroom price of this motorcycle in India starts from around Rs 72 lakh, which increases further as you go on-road. The main reason for the high price is its exclusivity and the high-end parts used in it. It features billet aluminum adjustable footpegs, lightweight wheels and a special ‘animated’ dashboard that shows the logos of both Ducati and Lamborghini when it starts up.

Its presence on the roads is no less than that of a supercar. Its delivery in India is a sign that the market for ultra-luxury motorcycles is rapidly maturing in the country.