The dream of owning a Ducati just got more expensive as after the latest GST revision, all motorcycles above 350cc now attract a 40% tax, and since every Ducati sold in India falls into that category, the prices across this Italian brand’s entire line-up have jumped by as much as Rs 2.80 lakh.
What’s changed?
- Ducati sells over 20 models in India, and each one has been affected.
- The entry-level Scrambler Icon Dark, which was once considered the “easiest entry” into the Ducati world, is now priced at Rs 10.65 lakh, crossing the Rs 10 lakh barrier for the first time in India.
- Popular models like the Streetfighter V2, which is soon to be replaced by a new generation and the DesertX adventure bike are now nudging close to the Rs 20 lakh mark.
- Bikes like the Panigale V4 and Multistrada V4 are now above Rs 40 lakh price tag.
- The most expensive Ducati in India today is the Multistrada V4 RS, now has a price tag of Rs 43.46 lakh.
Here is the full price list:
MODEL |
PRICE HIKE |
OLD PRICE (EX-SHOWROOM) |
NEW PRICE (EX-SHOWROOM) |
| DesertX | Rs 1,26,000 | Rs 18,33,200 | Rs 19,59,200 |
| DesertX Rally | Rs 1,62,900 | Rs 23,70,800 | Rs 25,33,700 |
| DesertX Discovery | Rs 1,49,700 | Rs 21,78,200 | Rs 23,27,900 |
| Diavel V4 | Rs 1,87,000 | Rs 27,20,600 | Rs 29,07,600 |
| Hypermotard 698 Mono | Rs 1,13,400 | Rs 16,50,000 | Rs 17,63,400 |
| Hypermotard 698 Mono RVE | Rs 1,20,300 | Rs 17,50,000 | Rs 18,70,300 |
| Hypermotard 950 RVE | Rs 1,10,000 | Rs 16,00,500 | Rs 17,10,500 |
| Monster | Rs 89,000 | Rs 12,95,000 | Rs 13,84,000 |
| Streetfighter V2 | Rs 1,46,400 | Rs 18,50,200 | Rs 19,96,600 |
| Streetfighter V4 | Rs 1,69,200 | Rs 24,62,400 | Rs 26,31,600 |
| Streetfighter V4 S | Rs 1,71,000 | Rs 28,00,000 | Rs 29,71,000 |
| Multistrada V4 | Rs 1,57,900 | Rs 22,98,400 | Rs 24,56,300 |
| Multistrada V4 S | Rs 1,96,800 | Rs 28,64,500 | Rs 30,61,300 |
| Multistrada V4 Rally | Rs 2,04,200 | Rs 29,72,000 | Rs 31,76,200 |
| Multistrada V4 RS | Rs 2,79,500 | Rs 40,67,200 | Rs 43,46,700 |
| Panigale V2 | - | Rs 20,98,000 | Rs 20,98,000 |
| Panigale V4 | Rs 2,06,100 | Rs 29,99,000 | Rs 32,05,100 |
| Panigale V4 S | Rs 2,50,800 | Rs 36,50,000 | Rs 39,00,800 |
| SuperSport 950 | Rs 1,10,400 | Rs 16,05,700 | Rs 17,16,100 |
| SuperSport 950 S | Rs 99,300 | Rs 19,11,000 | Rs 20,10,300 |
| Icon Dark | Rs 68,500 | Rs 9,96,700 | Rs 10,65,200 |
| Icon | Rs 75,000 | Rs 10,91,000 | Rs 11,66,000 |
| Full Throttle | Rs 86,600 | Rs 12,60,000 | Rs 13,46,600 |
| Nightshift | Rs 86,600 | Rs 12,60,000 | Rs 13,46,600 |
What’s next?
Ducati recently revealed the Panigale V4 R, a special racing homologation model with a 998cc V4 engine. This limited-edition superbike is designed to qualify for world racing championships like Superbike World Championship (WSBK). If it arrives in India any soon, as Ducati has done with previous racing specials, it could easily take the crown as the costliest Ducati on sale in India.
Why does it matter?
This price hike highlights how taxes can hit premium brands harder than
mass-market motorcycles, while budget-friendly two-wheelers have become cheaper after the GST tweak, the luxury superbike segment is feeling the squeeze.
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