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Ducati has added a new "Ducati Yellow" colorway to its Panigale V2 S supersport in India, priced at Rs 21.86 lakh, 33,000 rupees more than the standard Ducati Red version. The vibrant yellow machine offers a fresh option for buyers seeking a premium sportbike.
The Panigale V2 is a genuine supersport in a size you can actually handle. Even if it's just an added color, throwing a leg over this and attacking a winding road would be the best. Yellow stands out, so it gets you fired up more too. Even if it's a bit pricier than red, I get wanting a sense of specialness in your own bike. A good option.
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Are India-spec Ducatis the same as officially imported models elsewhere?
It's probably close to the global spec at its core, with only the price shifting a lot due to local tax structures.
Unusual for what's just a color-addition story to come with a clear price attached.
Ducati Yellow seems like it'd have real presence even as a single solid color.
That much price difference just for the color -- I wonder what that converts to in yen.
21.86 lakh is 33,000 rupees more than red -- a pretty specific price gap.
At this price point, BMW's S1000RR looks like the direct rival.
