Ducati's New Launch

Special Edition Panigale V2: MM93 and FB63

Ducati celebrated its 2025 MotoGP stars by releasing two exclusive, numbered special editions of the Panigale V2 S: the Panigale V2 MM93 for Marc Márquez and the Panigale V2 FB63 for Francesco Bagnaia. Both champions utilize the V2 model for their training.

• Panigale V2 MM93: This version features a striking "Todo Rojo" livery, inspired by the all-red colors Marc Márquez wore during his first factory Ducati test. It is a numbered edition, with the champion's race number (93) engraved onto the top triple clamp.

• Panigale V2 FB63: This model sports a unique livery based on the red-and-black camouflage pattern that "Pecco" Bagnaia often uses on his racing gear. Like the MM93 edition, it is also numbered, featuring his race number (63) on the triple clamp.

• Shared Upgrades: Both special editions receive significant performance enhancements over the standard V2 S. These include forged aluminum wheels that save $1.56 \text{ kg}$ ($3.4 \text{ lb}$) of unsprung weight, an Öhlins steering damper for better stability, and racing lower clip-ons to provide a more aggressive riding posture. They also feature Moto-GP inspired handgrips and a racing plexy windshield (with specific rider branding).

Other Major Ducati Launches at EICMA 2025

Beyond the special Panigale V2s, Ducati unveiled several other key models, many incorporating their new 890cc V2 engine.

• Hypermotard V2 and V2 SP: Marking the fourth generation, this model adopts the new 890cc V2 engine, which produces $120 \text{ hp}$, replacing the previous 937cc Testastretta. Crucially, the base model is $13 \text{ kg}$ lighter than its predecessor (and the SP is $14 \text{ kg}$ lighter), thanks in part to a new aluminum monocoque chassis where the engine acts as a stressed member. The SP version elevates the package with premium Öhlins suspension, light white forged wheels, and high-performance Brembo M50 calipers.
  
  

• DesertX V2 (Preview): Ducati offered a significant preview of the next-generation adventure model, which is scheduled for its full launch in early 2026. This model also transitions to the new 890cc V2 engine, maintaining its $110 \text{ hp}$ output. The revised architecture, which makes the engine a stressed member and removes the trellis frame, results in a weight saving of $9 \text{ lb}$. It retains its rally-inspired design, focused on serious off-road capability with a 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheel setup, and includes a new progressive rear linkage system.
  

• Panigale V4 S Corse & Streetfighter V4 S Corse: These flagship models are being offered with exclusive new liveries. The "Corse" versions feature graphics inspired directly by the official Desmosedici race bikes used by the Ducati Lenovo Team in the 2025 MotoGP World Championship, primarily featuring Ducati Red with fluorescent highlights.
  

• Color Additions: Ducati's famous "Giallo Ducati" (yellow) color has been brought back and added as an option for both the Panigale V2 and the Streetfighter V2 models.
  
  

• Off-Road Competition Expansion: Ducati also offered previews of two dedicated competition bikes scheduled for a 2026 launch: the Desmo450 Enduro and the Desmo250 MX, signaling a major commitment to expanding their presence in off-road racing