Ducati India released the teaser of Panigale V2, will be launched in India soon

There is confusion about Ducati India's upcoming bike, whether it is Ducati Panigale V2 or Baby Panigale, which will be replaced by 959 Panigale in India.

Ducati India has come to a standstill due to the new BS6 fuel regulations and the Coronavirus, which has been a nationwide lockdown, which has stopped the pace of the Indian automobile industry. But like other two-wheeler manufacturers, Ducati wants to make a strong comeback in the market and has made its plan for this. 

The company has recently released a teaser on its social media, in which it is written Cumming Soon with a motorcycle fuel tank. There is confusion about this bike, whether it is Ducati Panigale V2 or Baby Panigale, which will be replaced by 959 Panigale in India.

If you look at the style and body of the bike, then this powerful bike of Ducati looks like Panigale V4. Panigale V2 has a single-sided swingarm taken from V4, with electric suits also given as V4. The bike has an advanced traction control system, which is said to be better than 959 Panigale. 

In the electronic package, the bike has been given IMU Assisted Traction Control EVO 2, Wheelie Control, and Cornering ABS. The bike also gets improved quick-shaft and engine braking control. The front part of the Panigale V2 has the Showa Big Piston Forks, and the rear has an entirely adjustable sash mono-shock suspension.

Ducati India will launch the new Panigale V2 with a 955cc super-Quadro L-twin engine with Euro 5 standards. This engine generates 155 bhp power at 10,750 rpm and 104 Nm peak torque at 9,000 rpm. The remarkable thing is that the total weight of this motorcycle is only 153 kg, in such a light-weight bike, it is going to perform very aggressively on the roads. 

While there is no information about the launch of this bike in India so far, it is believed that it will be launched in the market after the lockdown opens. We believe that the Delhi Ex-showroom price of the bike will be around 16 lakh rupees.