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Ducati Scrambler Nightshift right front static in studio

The Scrambler Nightshift is available in a single colour - Emerald Green.

Ducati Scrambler Nightshift TFT display

It uses the same 4.3-in colour TFT display as the rest of the Scrambler lineup.

Ducati Scrambler Nightshift fuel tank

Powering it is the same 803cc, L-twin engine making 73hp/65Nm of torque as the other Scrambler models.

Ducati Scrambler Nightshift right rear static in studio

It is the only variant to come with a lower handlebar, bar-end mirrors and wire-spoke wheels

Ducati Scrambler Nightshift seat

The quilted tan leather seat is unique to the Nightshift.

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The Nightshift is the cafe racer styled variant in Ducati's Scrambler lineup. It comes in a single shade - Emerald Green - and is the only model in the lineup to have wire-spoke wheels and bar-end mirrors. Powered by the same 803cc, 90-degree V-Twin that's air/coil-cooled as the rest of the Scrambler lineup, the Nightshift makes an identical 73hp/65Nm as the other models. 

It comes with a 4.3-in colour TFT display and the same suite of riding aids as the standard Icon variant of the Scrambler. Where Ducati has differentiated it is in the aesthetic department giving it a lower handlebar, a quilted tan leather seat, slightly different side panels and round LED indicators. At Rs 13.47 lakh (ex-showroom, India), the Scrambler Nightshift is the most expensive variant in the range.

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