It is called Panigale V4 and marks a new and important chapter in Ducati history, a "symphony" of Italian performances and emotions. The Panigale V4 is the first mass-produced bike from the Bologna-based company to be equipped with a 4-cylinder engine, strictly derived from the Desmosedici of the MotoGP. It is a concentrate of Ducati technology, style and performance. A motorcycle that, with a displacement of 1,103 cm3, 214 HP of power and a power / weight ratio of 1,1 CV / kg, becomes the new reference in the segment of supersports of production. The Panigale V4 replaces the iconic 1299 Panigale and increases its performance and ease of driving, to offer every driver, from the less expert to the top rider, great emotions and fun. Developed in close collaboration with Ducati Corse, it exploits the know-how and technology of the racing world to be the closest road bike to a MotoGP. Its performance is underlined by a design that, although in continuity with that of the super sports cars that preceded it, transmits even more markedly the sense of power and essentiality typical of Ducati racing motorcycles. The designation Panigale V4 combines the name "Panigale", and the charm that evokes to the fans, with the initials "V4", identifying the engine that opens the new era of the Italian motorcycle manufacturer.
