2025 Ducati Multistrada V4 and V4 S Launched in India; Prices start at Rs 22.98 Lakh

Ducati has launched the 2025 Multistrada V4 and V4 S in India, priced from Rs 22.98 lakh. The top variant, the V4 S, costs Rs 30.18 lakh (both ex-showroom). Ducati is positioning the updated range for riders seeking a touring motorcycle with technology suited for longer journeys. The design of the Multistrada V4 now reflects elements from the Panigale V4, with a revised front section and new LED headlights with cornering functionality. The radiator shrouds have a darker finish, while the body features a mix of black and grey panels. For comfort, the pillion area has more legroom, and the bike offers adjustable seat heights, including an automatic lowering system for easier use in daily riding.

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Bipul Chandra, Managing Director, Ducati India, said: 'The launch of the 2025 Multistrada V4 and V4 S marks a new chapter for luxury adventure touring in India. The 2025 model year range embodies the very best of Ducati’s Italian craftsmanship, offering refined design, enhanced technology, and unmatched performance for discerning riders and their pillions, creating a benchmark in the sport touring segment. With the 2025 updates, the Multistrada range delivers an elevated riding experience that combines technology, sophisticated rider aids, and power like never before.'

2025 Multistrada: Engine and Features

Power comes from a 1,158cc V4 Granturismo engine that now meets Euro 5+ norms. It produces 167bhp and 123.8Nm of torque, paired with a six-speed gearbox and quickshifter. A key update is an extended cylinder deactivation system, which switches off the rear cylinders at idle or in city riding to improve efficiency by up to 6 per cent.

The motorcycle uses an aluminium monocoque frame with a tubular steel sub-frame. The standard V4 model features Marzocchi fully adjustable suspension, while the V4 S is equipped with Ducati’s Skyhook semi-active suspension EVO, which automatically adapts to changing road conditions.

Technology integration has been expanded with Ducati’s Vehicle Observer system, which connects traction, braking, and stability functions. Radar-based assistance features include Adaptive Cruise Control, Forward Collision Warning, and Blind Spot Detection.

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The bike has a 22-litre fuel tank, a dry weight of 228 kg, and a package of mechanical and electronic updates designed to suit Indian riders covering varied distances.