Ducati, known for its high-performance bikes, started its journey in India four years ago with a single dealership at Gurugram. Ducati India is Offering Discounts Up to ₹1 Lakh on Select However, over the years, the motorcycle manufacturer has expanded its base to nine dealerships in the country and sold thousands of bikes since then. And, now, to celebrate its fourth anniversary, Ducati India is offering discount vouchers to existing customers on select bikes.

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It is to be noted that with these vouchers, existing Ducati owners can avail a discount of ₹1 lakh on Multistrada 950 and Multistrada 1200 Enduro. If they opt for the Ducati XDiavel, they get ₹75,000 off. The Ducati Scrambler range, on the other hand, will be available at a discount of ₹50,000. However, these vouchers are only valid till 30 June 2019. The Ducati Multistrada 950 is an adventure tourer powered by a 937 cc engine that makes 111.3 bhp and 96 Nm of torque. This 'multi-bike' gets a price tag of ₹12.84 lakh (ex-showroom, India).

However, it is worth mention here that the Multistrada 1200 Enduro, on the other hand, is more of an off-road bike and gets a powerful 1,198 cc engine that delivers 150.19 bhp and 128 Nm of torque. To venture off the roads, this bike gets 19-inch front wheels with long travel suspension and knobby tyres. It also gets protection elements like a metal bash plate and knuckle guards. The Multi 1200 Enduro retails at ₹18.03. The Ducati XDivael is a cruiser bike with aggressive styling and may even remind you of naked street bikes. Its beautiful aesthetics are complemented by a 1,262 cc engine that delivers 150.19 bhp and 126 Nm of torque. The Ducati Scrambler range, which was recently updated by the company with dual-channel cornering ABS, starts with the Scrambler Icon at ₹7.89 lakh and ends at the Desert Sled, which costs ₹9.93 lakh. All prices are ex-showroom, India.

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