KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Ducati bikes price list revised as per GST 2.0 hike
- The entry-level model now crosses the Rs. 10 lakhs mark
- Multistrada V4 RS gets the max. increase of Rs. 2.8 lakhs
The recent GST 2.0 update has reshaped the pricing structure of premium motorcycles in India, which affects the bikes above the 350cc range. While mass-market two-wheelers under 350cc benefit from reduced taxation, all models above this threshold are now taxed at 40 percent. For Ducati bikes, this means its entire portfolio is affected, with price hikes ranging from Rs. 68,500 to Rs. 2.8 lakh. As a result, there is now no Ducati on sale in India under Rs. 10 lakh, which wasn't the case earlier. Keep on reading to know how much the bikes cost now compared to the previous sticker price, but before that, make sure to join the 91wheels WhatsApp Community of avid petrolheads to never miss out on any latest news and automotive updates.
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Ducati Bikes Now Sets New Benchmark For Itself: Entry-Level Scrambler Now Above Rs. 10 Lakh
The Scrambler Icon Dark, previously the most accessible Ducati in India, has crossed the Rs. 10 lakh barrier. Its new price stands at Rs. 10.65 lakh, following a Rs. 68,500 increase. Even the standard Scrambler Icon now costs Rs. 11.66 lakh, while variants like the Full Throttle and Nightshift are priced upwards of Rs. 13 lakh. This makes the Ducati bikes prices in India get into the two-digit lakhs range, marking a new shift.
Popular Mid-Segment Models Near Rs. 20 Lakh
Models such as the Monster, SuperSport 950, and Hypermotard 698 series have also seen upward revisions, with hikes ranging between Rs. 89,000 and Rs. 1.2 lakh. Meanwhile, the Streetfighter V2 and DesertX now sit close to the Rs. 20 lakh threshold, further raising the entry point into Ducati's high-performance middleweight category.
Panigale & Multistrada Range- The Most Affected
The flagship Ducati bikes, Panigale and Multistrada lineups are among the hardest hit. The Panigale V4 has become more expensive by Rs. 2.06 lakh, now retailing at Rs. 32.05 lakh, while the higher-spec V4 S commands Rs. 39.00 lakh after a Rs. 2.5 lakh hike. Adventure-oriented Multistrada models have also climbed steeply, with the V4 Rally up by Rs. 2.04 lakh and the V4 S by nearly Rs. 2 lakh. At the very top, the Multistrada V4 RS now carries a price tag of Rs. 43.46 lakh, making it the most expensive Ducati currently available in India.
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Ducati India Price List (Post-GST 2.0)
| Model | Old Price | New Price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Icon Dark | Rs. 9,96,700 | Rs. 10,65,200 | Rs. 68,500 |
| Icon | Rs. 10,91,000 | Rs. 11,66,000 | Rs. 75,000 |
| Full Throttle | Rs. 12,60,000 | Rs. 13,46,600 | Rs. 86,600 |
| Nightshift | Rs. 12,60,000 | Rs. 13,46,600 | Rs. 86,600 |
| Monster | Rs. 12,95,000 | Rs. 13,84,000 | Rs. 89,000 |
| SuperSport 950 S | Rs. 19,11,000 | Rs. 20,10,300 | Rs. 99,300 |
| Hypermotard 950 RVE | Rs. 16,00,500 | Rs. 17,10,500 | Rs. 1,10,000 |
| SuperSport 950 | Rs. 16,05,700 | Rs. 17,16,100 | Rs. 1,10,400 |
| Hypermotard 698 Mono | Rs. 16,50,000 | Rs. 17,63,400 | Rs. 1,13,400 |
| Hypermotard 698 Mono RVE | Rs. 17,50,000 | Rs. 18,70,300 | Rs. 1,20,300 |
| DesertX | Rs. 18,33,200 | Rs. 19,59,200 | Rs. 1,26,000 |
| Streetfighter V2 | Rs. 18,50,200 | Rs. 19,96,600 | Rs. 1,46,400 |
| DesertX Discovery | Rs. 21,78,200 | Rs. 23,27,900 | Rs. 1,49,700 |
| Multistrada V4 | Rs. 22,98,400 | Rs. 24,56,300 | Rs. 1,57,900 |
| DesertX Rally | Rs. 23,70,800 | Rs. 25,33,700 | Rs. 1,62,900 |
| Streetfighter V4 | Rs. 24,62,400 | Rs. 26,31,600 | Rs. 1,69,200 |
| Streetfighter V4 S | Rs. 28,00,000 | Rs. 29,71,000 | Rs. 1,71,000 |
| Multistrada V4 S | Rs. 28,64,500 | Rs. 30,61,300 | Rs. 1,96,800 |
| Diavel V4 | Rs. 27,20,600 | Rs. 29,07,600 | Rs. 1,87,000 |
| Multistrada V4 Rally | Rs. 29,72,000 | Rs. 31,76,200 | Rs. 2,04,200 |
| Panigale V4 | Rs. 29,99,000 | Rs. 32,05,100 | Rs. 2,06,100 |
| Panigale V4 S | Rs. 36,50,000 | Rs. 39,00,800 | Rs. 2,50,800 |
| Multistrada V4 RS | Rs. 40,67,200 | Rs. 43,46,700 | Rs. 2,79,500 |
| Panigale V2 | Rs. 20,98,000 | NA | NA |
Verdict
Ducati's revised pricing in India highlights the direct impact of GST 2.0 on premium motorcycling. While the brand continues to offer one of the most diverse big-bike portfolios in the country, the higher taxation now places even its entry-level models firmly in the premium bracket. With no model below Rs. 10 lakh and flagship offerings edging closer to Rs. 45 lakh, Ducati's motorcycles remain aspirational but will likely face tougher competition from rivals offering comparatively better value. For enthusiasts, these hikes may delay purchase decisions, but Ducati's exclusivity and brand cachet still ensure strong desirability among its core audience.
