Ducati India has expanded the Panigale V2 S lineup with the introduction of a new Ducati Yellow colour option. Priced at ₹21.86 lakh (ex-showroom), the new paint scheme commands a premium of ₹33,000 over the existing Ducati Red variant.
Apart from the new colour, the motorcycle remains mechanically unchanged.
The Ducati Yellow finish gives the Panigale V2 S a fresh identity while retaining the sharp styling of the latest-generation superbike.
The new shade joins the existing Ducati Red option and offers buyers another factory finish inspired by the brand’s racing heritage.
The Panigale V2 S continues to be powered by Ducati’s new 890cc liquid-cooled V-twin engine.
Engine specifications:
While the new engine produces less peak power than the previous-generation Panigale V2, Ducati has significantly reduced the bike’s overall weight. The V2 S is 17kg lighter, promising improved agility and sharper handling.
The S variant comes equipped with higher-spec suspension components compared to the standard model.
Key highlights include:
The lighter chassis and premium cycle parts are designed to deliver better performance both on the road and on the racetrack.
Like every modern Ducati superbike, the Panigale V2 S comes with an extensive electronics package.
Features include:
These systems allow riders to tailor the bike’s behaviour to different riding conditions and skill levels.
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The new Ducati Yellow option doesn’t change what makes the Panigale V2 S special, but it does give buyers a striking new way to own Ducati’s middleweight superbike. With its lighter chassis, premium Ohlins suspension and comprehensive electronics package, the Panigale V2 S remains one of the most capable and desirable motorcycles in its segment.
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