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Ducati Japan simultaneously launched four new V4-powered models on June 27. The lineup includes the Multistrada V4 Rally (from 3,897,000 yen), Multistrada V4 RS (5,527,000 yen), Panigale V4 S Corse (4,480,000 yen), and Streetfighter V4 S Corse (3,530,000 yen).
Rolling out four models at once is basically a dream for someone like me who loves spec comparisons more than three meals a day. The Multistrada's Rally and RS, the Panigale and Streetfighter's Corse -- same V4, completely different aims. Unpacking each one's character could easily keep me up until morning.
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What's actually different about the 'Corse' grade compared to the standard version?
Among the 4 models, the Multistrada V4 Rally at ¥3,897,000 looks like the most accessible entry point.
With the V4 lineup this fleshed out, choosing gets both more fun and more agonizing at the same time.
The Streetfighter V4S Corse at ¥3,530,000 looks like an aggressive price given the spec.
The V4RS at ¥5,527,000 versus the Panigale V4S Corse at ¥4,480,000 — that gap must reflect the race-derived special-spec premium.
Launching 4 models at once is Ducati Japan's genuinely serious product lineup.
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