The Italian bike manufacturing company, Ducati has revealed a new teaser of its new arrival in India soon. The company has released the teaser video of Ducati Multistrada V4 which is going to launch in India. According to the sources, the company released the teaser video of the bike on its official website and also, on the social media platforms that are showing the next launching of the company. Ducati India has released great news for the Indian customers that the Multistrada V4 will launch in India this July month. The Ducati’s fans are excited about the launch because the bike has already launched in various countries but this time, it is going to launch for Indian customers with some unique colors and configurations. Until, the company did not share the pricing of the model.
Here is all about the bike including some important information which is necessary to share with everyone. However, the model has taken a hit in the market before its launching but some customers are not aware of the features and new things in the model. If you have forgotten, the model has launched in November last year and available with the use of an All-New Granturismo V4 Engine. This is the first-ever bike in the world that is featured with front and rear radars. The model is based on the new platform that makes it lighter than any other Multistrada bike. While the bike is mainly made for touring more than outright. Now, the ADV is ready to compete with many more rival bikes in the market.
Ducati Multistrada V4: Specification & Features
According to the sources, the Multistrada V4 will be available in 1,158 ccs, with four-cylinder engine capability delivering engine of 168 bhp at 10,500 rpm and also, the 8,750 rpm of peak torque will produce 125Nm. Also, the model will have a 6-speed gearbox with a Ducati quick-shifter bi-directional. This time, it has come with a weight of 66.7 kg which is making it lighter by 1.2 kg than the previous Multistrada model.
We have already mentioned above that the Ducati Multistrada V4 will be available with radars on the front and rear sides. On the other hand, the front side radar is acquired to the Adaptive Cruise Control and the bike also maintained distance on the road between 30 KM/h to 160 KM/h from other vehicles. Along with this, the model will come with some more features like ABS, Ducati Traction Control (DTC), and Ducati Wheelie Control (DWC) which is mainly important in the vehicle during touring on mountains and hilly areas. Now, the model is going to compete with the BMW R 1250 GS in the Indian market which is also ready to launch this month.
