Just days after Ducati unveiled the Panigale V2 Superquadro Final Edition, marking the end of the beloved Superquadro twin-cylinder engine, multiple spy shots have emerged revealing a new Ducati Panigale V2 undergoing testing—this sighting fuels speculation about a potential successor with a brand-new engine designed to meet upcoming emission regulations.
The most noticeable difference between the spotted motorcycle and the current Panigale V2 lies in the engine. The crankcase appears distinct, suggesting an entirely new powerplant beneath the fairing. This could be Ducati’s response to stricter emission standards on the horizon.
Beyond the engine, the test bike showcases a clear shift in design language. The headlight is sleeker and mean hinting at a new face for the Panigale family. Consequently, the turn indicators have migrated from the headlight section to the fairing. While maintaining the sleek and sporty character, Ducati appears to have revamped the overall fairing design to complement the new headlight.
The changes extend beyond aesthetics. The rear view reveals the absence of the Panigale V2’s signature single-sided swingarm. This departure suggests a significant overhaul in the chassis. Additionally, the rider’s seat appears wider and potentially more comfortable than the current model. While not visible in these spy shots, we can expect a redesigned tail section to complete the transformed look.
The production version of this new Panigale V2 is anticipated to be unveiled before the end of 2024. Two potential venues exist: World Ducati Week, a dedicated celebration for Ducati enthusiasts, or the EICMA motorcycle show in Milan, scheduled for November 7-10.
This sighting has undoubtedly sparked excitement among Ducati fans. With a potentially new engine and a significant design overhaul, the 2025 Ducati Panigale V2 promises to be a major evolution in the iconic Italian sportbike lineage.
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