Ducati has unveiled five new motorcycles at EICMA 2026 in Milan, including the updated Diavel V4, DesertX Rally and three limited-edition SP models. The showcase also includes new colour options for existing motorcycles and a preview of the Desmo250 EDS off-road bike.
Five New Models Unveiled
The new lineup includes:
- Diavel V4: Gets updated electronics, a new 6.9-inch TFT display and Ducati Quick Shift 2.0. The V4 S variant also features Ohlins semi-active suspension.
- DesertX Rally: Powered by an 890cc V2 engine producing 110hp and 92 Nm. It gets a new frame, long-travel KYB suspension and 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels.
- Panigale V4 SP: Features a 215hp engine, carbon-fibre wheels, dry clutch and Ohlins electronic suspension.
- Panigale V2 SP: Gets a 118hp V2 engine, Ohlins suspension, forged wheels and a dry clutch. It has also been developed with the World Supersport Championship in mind.
- Streetfighter V4 SP: Uses a 211hp Desmosedici Stradale engine, carbon-fibre wheels, dry clutch and Ohlins electronic suspension.
New Colours and Off-Road Preview
Ducati has also introduced new liveries for the Scrambler Full Throttle, Multistrada V2 and XDiavel.
The Hypermotard range gets two new versions, the 698 Mono RVE and V2 RVE.
The company also previewed the Desmo250 EDS, expanding its off-road lineup. The motorcycle is expected to reach European dealerships in summer 2027.
Ducati Celebrates 100 Years
Alongside the new motorcycles, Ducati has opened a special exhibition titled ‘100 Years. 100 Stories’, showcasing significant motorcycles, racing machines and milestones from its history.
The display includes motorcycles associated with riders such as Casey Stoner, Pecco Bagnaia, Carl Fogarty and Alvaro Bautista.
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Final Take
Ducati’s EICMA showcase focuses on expanding its performance lineup, with updates across its superbike, adventure and naked motorcycle ranges. The Desmo250 EDS preview also hints at the brand’s growing interest in off-road motorcycles.
