# Ducati Scrambler 1100 — Latest News & Updates 2026 > All news, price revisions, and new variant launches for Ducati Scrambler 1100. Source: https://indianautoforum.com/bikes/ducati/scrambler-1100/news **June 2025 - Ducati Scrambler 1100 Officially Discontinued in India** Ducati confirmed the discontinuation of the entire Scrambler 1100 range - Pro, Dark Pro, Tribute Pro, and Sport Pro - citing Euro 5+ emission compliance costs and the strategic decision to focus the Scrambler identity around the 803cc platform. The 1100 never received a BS7 or Euro 5+ update. Existing dealer stock continues to be sold, but no new units are being imported. This effectively makes any remaining showroom examples the final India-market Scrambler 1100s. **September 2020 - BS6 Scrambler 1100 Pro & Sport Pro Launched in India** Ducati launched the BS6-compliant Scrambler 1100 Pro at Rs 11.95 Lakh and the Sport Pro at Rs 13.74 Lakh - the second BS6 model from Ducati India after the Panigale V2. The BS6 update brought revised fuelling, updated electronics, and the Cornering ABS system. The launch positioned the 1100 as a premium alternative to the Triumph Street Scrambler at a comparable price point. **2022 - Tribute Pro & Dark Pro Added to India Lineup** Ducati expanded the Scrambler 1100 range in India with the Tribute Pro (Rs 14.10 Lakh) and Dark Pro (Rs 13.40 Lakh), giving buyers four distinct options across the range. The Tribute Pro's heritage livery generated significant enthusiasm among collector-oriented buyers. ## Updates - 2026-03: Ducati has confirmed that no Scrambler 1100 successor will feature in its 10-bike India launch plan for 2026. The 2026 lineup spans the Hypermotard V2, Monster V2, Desmo450 MX, and multiple Panigale special editions - the large-displacement Scrambler segment remains vacant in Ducati's India portfolio. - 2026-02: Ducati has filed CARB certification in the US for a new model called the Formula '73', based on the 803cc Scrambler engine platform. The naming - omitting 'Scrambler' entirely - suggests a distinct retro identity inspired by Ducati's 1973 750 Supersport Desmo, but it is not a replacement for the discontinued 1100. - 2025-06: Ducati India confirmed that the Scrambler brand will continue exclusively with the second-generation 803cc lineup - Icon, Full Throttle, and Nightshift starting from Rs 10.39 Lakh - following the 1100's exit. No timeline has been given for any large-displacement Scrambler to re-enter the range. - 2025-06: Ducati officially discontinued the entire Scrambler 1100 range in India on June 10, 2025 - covering the Pro (Rs 11.95 Lakh), Dark Pro (Rs 13.40 Lakh), Tribute Pro (Rs 14.10 Lakh), and Sport Pro (Rs 15.99 Lakh) variants. The reason cited was the inability of the 15-year-old 1079cc air-cooled L-twin engine to comply with Euro 5+ emission standards without a major redesign. With the 1100 gone, attention shifts to what Ducati Scrambler does next. The 803cc Scrambler lineup - Icon, Nightshift, Full Throttle - continues as Ducati's accessible neo-retro offering, but a direct 1100 successor has not been announced. Ducati's product strategy suggests future Scrambler development will follow the Hypermotard and DesertX directions: lighter, more electronically sophisticated, possibly with a liquid-cooled architecture. Follow this page for updates as they are confirmed. ## FAQs **What are the latest updates for the Ducati Scrambler 1100?** The most significant update is the discontinuation of the entire Scrambler 1100 range in June 2025 across all four variants - Pro, Dark Pro, Tribute Pro, and Sport Pro. No new production units are being imported into India, and Ducati has not announced a direct successor. **Will Ducati launch a new Scrambler 1100 or its successor in India?** As of mid-2026, Ducati has not announced a successor to the Scrambler 1100. The discontinuation is a global decision driven by Euro 5+ standards - any future large-displacement Scrambler would likely require a redesigned, liquid-cooled engine. No timeline has been confirmed. **Has the Ducati Scrambler 1100 received any recent price change?** No official price revision has been issued since the model's discontinuation in June 2025. Last-recorded prices were Rs 11.95 Lakh (Pro) to Rs 15.99 Lakh (Sport Pro) ex-showroom. Residual dealer stock may transact below these figures as clearance sales, but there is no new MSRP. ## More - [Overview](/bikes/ducati/scrambler-1100) - [Variants & Prices](/bikes/ducati/scrambler-1100/variants)