Ducati has brought its latest halo motorcycle to Australia replacing the sixth-generation Panigale. The seventh generation of the bike brings tons of upgrades and changes over the previous model to make it even more effective in terms of beauty and performance. With this model, the brand aims to replicate the success of the sixth-generational Panigale V4. It is to be noted that the bike was earlier unveiled for the European market. Here are all the details of the latest superbike.
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The Ducati Panigale V4 has undergone several modifications. The motorcycle now features more aggressive twin LED headlights, giving it a fiercer look while also appearing more composed. Additionally, the new winglets are now seamlessly integrated into the body, enhancing the bike’s aerodynamics at the cost of some of the fairing’s previous components, resulting in a more minimalist look without the earlier gill-type structure.
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A closer look reveals noticeable changes in the tank, which has been redesigned to create more space for the rider’s knees. This design seamlessly integrates with the saddle, leading to an aerodynamic tail section with an LED tail lamp. Combined, these changes contribute to a 4 percent reduction in air drag on the bike.
To make the Panigale V4 easy to handle on roads, the Italian automaker has equipped it with various features including ride modes, traction control, wheelie control, slide control, and power modes (Full, High, Medium, and Low). These settings can be adjusted via a new 6.9-inch color TFT display, which Ducati claims offers excellent visibility even in bright conditions.
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The modifications to the Ducati Panigale V4 run even deeper, as the brand has reworked some of the fundamental aspects of the bike, eliminating some of the appreciated features. Notably, the bike now features a double-sided swingarm instead of the single-sided unit that has been a consistent feature in most of its models for the past 30 years.
Underneath it all, the 2025 Ducati Panigale V4 houses a better 1,103 cc Stradale V4 engine that delivers 216 hp of power and 120 Nm of torque. This powerhouse is paired with a six-speed gearbox featuring a quickshifter. To complement this setup, the bike boasts a new cooling system equipped with oil and water radiators.
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