Ducati to Unleash Affordable Twin-Cylinder Sportbike, Launch In 2025

Farewell to Superquadro, Hello to New Possibilities

Ducati, the iconic Italian motorcycle manufacturer, is making a bold move. By 2025, they’re saying goodbye to the powerful Superquadro V-twin engine that has been a staple in their lineup since 2012. This engine, known for its high performance in bikes like the Panigale V2 and Streetfighter V2, is getting a final send-off with a special limited edition Panigale V2.

But don’t worry, Ducati fans. The company isn’t slowing down; they’re simply changing gears. In place of the Superquadro, they’re introducing a brand new sportbike that’s designed to be more wallet-friendly. This new bike could potentially replace both the Panigale V2 and the SuperSport 950, becoming a versatile option for riders.

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Secret Documents Reveal Exciting Details

Ducati has been keeping this new motorcycle under wraps, but recent documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) have spilled some of the beans. These documents give us a sneak peek into what Ducati has in store for us.

Here’s what we know so far:

Classification: The new bike is classified as a “Superbike street bike,” meaning it’s designed for both the track and everyday riding, just like the Panigale V2.
Power: It’s expected to pack a punch with around 111 to 122 horsepower. This suggests it might use Ducati’s 937cc Testastretta 11° engine, which is already found in the SuperSport 950.
Production: The bike will be built in both Italy and Thailand, making it more accessible to riders around the world.

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The Sweet Spot Between Sporty and Affordable

Ducati’s goal with this new sportbike is clear: they want to create a bike that fills the gap between the high-performance Panigale V2 and the more budget-friendly SuperSport 950. This means we can expect a bike that’s fun and exciting to ride but won’t break the bank.

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What About the Streetfighter V2?

With the Superquadro engine on its way out, Ducati might also have plans to shake things up with the Streetfighter V2. We could see a new model that slots in between the Monster and Hypermotard 950, giving riders even more options.

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Get Ready for Ducati’s Big Reveal

Ducati is likely to unveil this exciting new sportbike, along with other new models, in a series of events later this year. This means we could see these bikes hitting the road as early as 2025.

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