Ducati has launched a new colour – other than red – for its middle-weight duo. Both the Streetfighter V2 S and Panigale V2 S now come with a ‘Ducati Yellow’ colour that commands a premium of over Rs 32,000 compared to the standard Ducati Red colour.
This new colour is only available with the top-spec ‘S’ trim that comes with front and rear Ohlins suspension setup with weight savings of just under 2kg compared to the standard model.
This new colour will likely appeal to buyers that want their Ducati middleweight to stand out from the sea of ‘standard’ Red colour, that is offered with virtually every Ducati – barring the Scrambler range.
Apart from this, both models remain mechanically unchanged and come powered by the same 890cc, V-twin, liquid-cooled engine that produces 120hp at 10,750rpm and 93.3Nm at 8,250rpm, mated to a six-speed gearbox.
The Panigale V2 S is priced at Rs 21.86 lakh, commanding a premium of Rs 33,000 compared to the standard ‘Ducati Red’ colour. Whereas, the Streetfighter V2 S is priced at Rs 20.20 lakh, reflecting a premium of Rs 32,000 for this paint-shade.
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