5 new Ducati bikes to debut in the next 90 days

From special editions to new variants, here’s what to expect from the Ducati World Premiere 2025.

Published On Sep 19, 2024 04:50:00 PM

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Ducati is set to unveil five new models over the next 90 days as part of its 2025 Ducati World Premiere. Each teaser hints at which bike will be launched on specific dates, building anticipation for what's to come.

First launch is set to happen today
Desert X and Scrambler to get new variants
Special editions and new colours to be unveiled

The first tagline reads "Expand your limits", which is quite open-ended. But it does have a sense of unlocking new horizons, which makes us think this could be related to an adventure bike – possibly a new version of the Desert X. We won’t have to wait long to find this out, as this first reveal is scheduled for today, so stay tuned!

The second bike is set to launch on October 7, with the tagline "You can wear black at any time". This hints at an all-black edition of an existing model. If we had to hazard a guess, something like the Diavel V4 or the Monster would be well suited to this treatment, but time will tell.

The third one is scheduled for release on October 17, with the tagline "Celebratory Beauty". Ducati certainly isn’t short on landmarks to celebrate and loves rolling out special edition motorcycles to mark the occasion. Could this be a special Panigale V4 to celebrate its recent MotoGP domination? We’ll find out.

The fourth launch is set for November 5, coinciding with the press day for EICMA 2024, which is certainly not random. The tagline "Extended Experience" suggests a model with a larger fuel tank for longer rides. The Multistrada V4 already sports a larger 30-litre tank in its ‘Rally’ guise, so perhaps this could mean a new variant of the Multistrada V2 with a larger tank. It might even be a more road-focused long-range Multi V4 with alloy wheels.

The final bike will debut a month later, on December 5. With the tagline "Unlock Adventure Every Day," this launch likely points to a new Scrambler designed for both off-road and on-road versatility.

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