Ducati makes a comeback in India

    Ducati is back in India with a bang, sporting a fresh no-compromise approach and a new dealer network.

    Published On Jun 19, 2015 02:13:00 PM

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    Ducati has officially reinstated their long-term commitment to the Indian big bike market, by making a comeback on their own as Ducati India Private Limited after an infamous distribution partnership soured earlier.

    The Italian premium two-wheeler maker has already opened fresh sales and service dealer outlets in Mumbai and Gurgaon with a wide range of superbikes on sale in India. Ducati showrooms in India will all offer after-sales service and spare parts support to existing bikes sold earlier in the country. The Ducati showroom in Gurgaon is their largest showroom in the world, located very close to the Hero MotoCorp factory, a landmark in the area.

    Ducati will soon open doors to a Bengaluru showroom by Oct 2015, followed by outlets in Pune, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Chennai, Cochin, Chandigarh, Indore, Jaipur and Goa.  

    Ducati India currently offers the following models for sale in India –

    Hypermotard – Rs 10,10,143

    Hypermotard SP – Rs 19,20,170

    Hyperstrada – Rs 11,10,699

    Monster 795 – Rs 7,08,477

    Monster 796 S2R – Rs 8,09,032

    Monster 796 Corse Stripe – Rs 8,09,032

    Monster 821 Dark – Rs 9,09,588

    Monster 821 – Rs 9,59,866

    Monster 1200 – Rs 19,95,588

    Monster 1200 S – Rs 24,43,060

    Monster 1200 S Stripe – Rs 25,83,838

    899 Panigale – Rs 13,11,810

    1299 Panigale – Rs 32,57,560

    1299 Panigale S – Rs 40,16,755

    Panigale R – 46,75,171

    Diavel – Rs 13,92,255

    Diavel Carbon – Rs 17,54,255

    Diavel Titanium – Rs 37,30,171       

    Scrambler Icon/ Classic/ Full Throttle – Rs 6,77,626 onwards

    (Prices ex-showroom, Delhi)

     

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