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Panigale V2 Photos
₹ 19,11,900ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 890cc
- Power
- 118bhp
- Mileage
- 16.6kmpl
- Weight
- 200kg
04 / Gallery
Ducati Panigale V2 Official Photos & Image Gallery
The 2025 Ducati Panigale V2 is a full visual refresh over the outgoing 955cc model, sharing design language - but not the same panels - with the Panigale V4. The new fairing is a clean, aggressive single-element design that improves aerodynamic efficiency without the V4 R's complex winglet system.
Front view: A sharp twin-eye LED projector headlamp with integrated daytime running lights defines the Panigale V2's face. The compact upper fairing tapers aggressively inward, channelling airflow over the rider efficiently.
Side profile: The compact aluminium monocoque frame and single-sided swingarm create a deceptively light-looking silhouette. The 890cc V-twin sits low in the frame with both cylinders visible, and the short, upswept titanium exhaust is one of the bike's cleanest design details.
Cockpit: The 5-inch TFT display offers three display themes - Road, Road Pro, and Race. In Race mode, the screen fills with lean angle data, lap times, and electronics status. Bar-end mirrors, compact clip-on bars, and a narrow half-fairing frame a sport riding position.
Rear end: The single-seat setup, compact LED tail unit, and upswept exhaust give the Panigale V2 a purposeful rear end. The tail is narrower than the V4's, fitting for the V2's lighter, more accessible character.
Engine detail: The new 90-degree V-twin is the visual centrepiece up close. Finished engine cases, the absence of Desmodromic valve covers, and the compact overall package make this engine look as good as it sounds.
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Road / Lifestyle
For official Ducati Panigale V2 images, the Ducati India website hosts the full press library including studio shots and dynamic photography from the Vallelunga circuit. Indian publications Autocar India, BikeWale, and ZigWheels published independent photography from the October 2025 India launch event. YouTube walkaround videos from PowerDrift, BikeWale, and international channels like RevZilla provide the best real-world visual context. Ask your Ducati dealer to let you see the bike in natural daylight - Ducati Red photographs beautifully, but looks even better in direct sunlight.