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Ducati Streetfighter V4 & V4S – Prices, Specs in India

Ducati Streetfighter V4 & V4S – Prices, Specs in India

When Ducati first announced the Streetfighter V4 in 2023, the motorcycle world buzzed with excitement. Italian super‑performance, aggressive styling, and a V4 engine that once powered the road‑goers of racing circuits – this bike really lived up to the hype. Now, in 2025 the brand has officially launched both the Streetfighter V4 and its higher‑spec sibling, the V4S, in India. If you’re a fellow rider looking to take a bite out of Ducati’s flagship hyper‑naked offering, this post will give you every detail you need – from launch prices to unbelievably sleek design and raw performance numbers.

Launch Details – When & Where

Launch Date in India: 15 September 2025 (Big‑Screen announcement at Auto Expo)
Ex‑Showroom Price: V4 – Rs 28.68 lakh; V4S – Rs 32.38 lakh
Ex‑Showroom (MSRP) Basis: All prices are ex‑showroom, tax‑inclusive and include RTO registration deductions where applicable.
Where to Buy: All authorised Ducati dealerships across India. Online pre‑booking begun at end of September.

Design – The Italian Hyper‑Naked

Ducati has never been shy about making an eye‑catcher, and the Streetfighter V4 continue the brand’s heritage of aggressive design that screams “Racing DNA.” The bike features:

  • Sculpted, low‑rider stance: Seating position optimised for dynamic riding.
  • Carbon‑fibre cage: Light‑weight yet incredibly stiff, giving the bike a confident feel on twisty streets.
  • Signature Ducati red paintwork: Coupled with a large fuel tank that looks similar to a racing inflator tank.
  • Full DHSS rear light and integrated LED headlights: Modern aesthetics meets safety.
  • High‑performance handlebar set‑up: Featuring a lightweight upside‑down front fork paired with twin shock rear suspension for sharper turn‑in.

Engine & Performance – 1,103cc V4 Powerhouse

At the core of both variants lies the brand‑new 1,103cc Desmosedici Stradale V4 engine, the same engine that powers the Ducati Road and Supersport racing series. Ducati keeps its focus on performance, yet balances it with everyday usability.

SpecificationV4V4S
Engine TypeDesmosedici Stradale 1,103cc V4, 12‑valve, liquid‑cooledSame as V4
Power208 hp @ 13,700 rpm (157.4 kW)214 hp @ 13,500 rpm (157.4 kW)
Torque120 Nm @ 11,250 rpm (88.5 lb‑ft)120 Nm @ 11,250 rpm
Compression ratio12.5:112.5:1
Transmission6‑speed, DSG (Dual‑Clutch) gearboxSame as V4
Engine Wet Weightapprox 90 kgapprox 92 kg
Fuel Tank Capacity15 L15 L
Wet Weight (Bike)189 kg (417 lbs)190 kg (419 lbs)
Seat Height845 mm (33.3 in)845 mm (33.3 in)
Engine NoteEuro 5 compliant, E20‑fuel compatibleSame as V4

The V4S offers a slight horsepower bump and a more aggressive exhaust sound, making it the better choice for those who want a more track‑ready feel.

Advanced Electronics & Rider Aids

Ducati’s new Streetfighter line inherits a suite of high‑tech rider assistance features to keep you safe and in control on Indian roads.

  • Race eCBS (Electronic Control Brake System) with a BIS (Brake Interaction System) – Rapid response, better cornering stability.
  • DVO (Deceleration Velocity Optimiser) & DQS 2.0 (Dynamic Quick shifters): One‑click mode switch to tap into the gear‑shift logic suitable for track vs city riding.
  • Traction & Wheelie Control: Multiple settings to tailor wheel‑spin and throttle performance.
  • ABS (Front & Rear) with cornering integration: Quick braking while taking sharp turns.
  • Impedance, Microphone, and connecting sensors for a smartphone‑hands‑free ecosystem: In‑built connectivity tethering to the Ducati APP for monitoring data and providing GPS navigation that is also SEO friendly due to localised waypoint assistance.

Fuel Efficiency & Maintenance Overview

Packed with performance, these machines still deliver surprisingly efficient mileage for such a big engine. According to Ducati, the V4 achieves about:

  • 27–28 kmpl “average riding” (combined test cycle).
  • Fuel economy best matches an enterprise premium ride‑only e‑motors, which is a strong statement for a road‑biker that anyone can handle with a recommended 20‑hour maintenance interval per day.

Booking Process & Warranty

All Ducati bikes in India come with an initial 2‑year / 24,000‑km warranty. The purchase process is straightforward: reserve online, pick up at your nearest Ducati showroom, finalized at the dealership. The cottage-carrier process – software download – is the same process as before, ensuring the latest upgrades in the online kiosk from the launch.

Competitive Landscape – How Does It Stack Up?

In India, the V4 and V4S are trailed by a few interesting options. The Yamaha FJR‑1300, for instance, provides a more balanced approach for touring but the Ducati Nails the racing core. The bike also engages the high‑cruising class. Key differentiation points

  • Power – V4S (214 hp) > Yamaha FJR‑1300 (113 hp).
  • Handling – 1,103cc V4 offers sharper steering due to its advanced electronics.
  • Design – V4's naked stance already sets it apart from more conventional sportbikes.

Value for Money – Is the Big Price Tag Justified?

There’s no denying that the $28.68 lakh price tag (V4) or $32.38 lakh (V4S) places the Streetfighter at the premium end of India’s market. Yet Ducati delivers features a comparable price‐to‑value ratio: a powerful 12‑valve V4 engine, advanced race technology, Euro‑5 certification, and a brand name synonymous with high performance.

Check the price against what you’d get currently with a newer iteration of a common high‑class sportbike like the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 or Yamaha MT‑09, which sit at roughly Rs 11-12 lakh – less than half the cost, yet not Marie; not even a triple the top speed or comparable 200‑hp power.

Final Verdict – Is Ducati Streetfighter V4 & V4S for You?

Ideal for riders who want extreme performance within an everyday riding context.
Value for high‑speed enthusiasts, track participants, and seeing-world riders.
Not for casual commuters who prefer a low‑maintenance, low‑cost daily bike.

Given the strengths – price, V4 engine, cutting‑edge electronics, aggressive design – the Ducati Streetfighter V4 & V4S stands out as a thrilling proposition for the emerging market. If you’re looking to own a piece of a winning racing legacy while having the most exciting rider experience downtown, the new Ducati Streetfighter is the bike to consider. Bring the revs and join the next chapter of Italian superbikes in India.

For fresh updates, load Ducati’s brand site at Ducati India or visit your local authorised Ducati dealer. The wait is over – the Ducati Streetfighter V4 and V4S are now on sale in India.

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