The business structure of Ducati Motor Holding is very much like one of those interlocking Russian dolls – Italian motorcycle brand owned by Lamborghiniowned by Audi, owned by Volkswagen… whose shares are largely owned by Porsche, also owned by VW.
Are you still with me? Good, because it can be a bit confusing without this knowledge when seeing the Lamborghini name on a motorcycle. However, this is not the first time the two Bologna companies have had a fraternal partnership.
The Ducati Diavel 1260 Lamborghini was a polarizing project, but a strong one for Ducati, with the bike selling out almost immediately upon its launch.
Lamborghini and Ducati are now looking to rekindle that magic and have exploited Ducati Streetfighter V4 WILL BE for work. So, say hello to the Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini.
Only 630 + 63 units will be made (693 units in total, for those who don’t do the Italian math) and if you want one in your garage it will cost your wallet $68,000 la.
On the surface, this bike is an homage to the Lamborghini Huracán STO, and it comes with some special details worthy of a limited edition motorcycle.
The first is a set of unique forged aluminum wheels (with titanium locking nuts), which mimic the look of the Huracán STO. One that’s equally hard to ignore is the radical paint scheme, which you’ll love or hate in the comments section at the end of this article.
Ducati Design Center also did a body massage on the Streetfighter V4: the front fender, tank cap, belly and rear bumper, all with new parts, grille splitter, air vents, and vents. The air intake is linked to the Lamborghini Huracán STO.
For example, the fenders are inspired by the integrated ventilation holes in Lamborghini’s “cofango”, the extractors on the belly follow the cooling intakes of the Huracán STO rear brake.
The saddle is also another link to the Lamborghini four-wheeler, with leather seats matching those of the Huracán.
An array of CNC-cut aluminum and carbon fiber pieces decorate the Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini, including the Akrapovic exhaust. In total, 630 of these will be produced, but the other 63 will be more exclusive.
These Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini Speciale Clienti motorcycles can be further customized in direct collaboration with the Ducati Style Center, as part of the continued offering. pre-ordered motorbikes.
For those wanting the right kit, Ducati has partnered with Dainese and Arai to create a line of Lamborghini-branded jackets, suits and helmets.
If you like what you see below, then you can expect to see one in the flesh at dealerships, starting April 2023.
Source: Ducati
