Special edition Ducatis are always a feast for the eyes and even more so when the model name has ‘Tricolore’ in it. The premium Italian two-wheeler manufacturer from Bologna has unveiled the Panigale V4 Tricolore based on the recently updated seventh-generation Panigale V4. With production limited to only 1000 units, this not only is exquisite in terms of how it looks but is also equipped with special cycle parts to make the machine even more special.
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While the Panigale V4 Tricoloure is identical to the standard Panigale V4i in terms of looks, the Tricolore features a unique paint scheme with the Italian flag across the length of the motorcycle along with a chequered flag design for the bottom half of the bike conveying the brand’s rick association with racing.
Coming to the premium cycle parts, Ducati has equipped the motorcycle with carbon-fibre wheels, a dry clutch, billet aluminium footpegs and other carbon-fibre components, further shedding some more weight. Furthermore, the Ducati Panigale V4 Tricolore is the first production motorcycle in the world to receive Brembo 338.5 mm T-drive disc brakes at the front. These are the largest on a production motorcycle and are used in World Superbike Racing. Lastly, each unit of the Panigale V4 Tricoloure will come with a unique serial number embossed on the triple clamp along with a certificate of authenticity with every purchase.
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Besides the above, the motorcycle is mechanically the same and is powered by a 1,103 cc V4 mill that registers 214 bhp at 13,500 rpm and 120.9 Nm at 11,250 rpm paired to the 6-speed gearbox with quickshifter as standard. The motorcycle comes equipped with a plethora of rider aids, premium components, craftmanship and high quality levels.
Now, Ducati is yet to launch the 2025 Panigale V4 in India which is likely to happen in the first quarter of 2025. Considering that, whether the brand decides to bring a few units of the Tricolore to India remains to be seen, which also depends on the availability of the motorcycle.
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