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Streetfighter V4 Photos
₹ 28,68,600ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 1,103cc
- Power
- 205bhp
- Mileage
- 13.15kmpl
- Weight
- 201kg
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Ducati Streetfighter V4 - Images & Photo Gallery
The 2026 Ducati Streetfighter V4's design is built around three visual elements: the winglets, the headlight, and the exposed mechanical hardware.
The winglets are not afterthoughts - they are the most aerodynamically significant components on the bike, generating up to 14 kg of downforce at 268 kph. In profile, they give the Streetfighter V4 a width and aggression that the outgoing model lacked. The new body-coloured winglets (replacing the older black units) integrate better with both the Red and Grey Nero colour schemes.
The headlight is a four-section full-LED unit with a divided DRL signature. It is immediately identifiable as the 2026 model compared to the round-eye of its predecessor - the angular, split-section lamp reads as a face that means business. From the front, the wide winglets and the angular headlight make the V4 look far bigger than its 191 kg weight would suggest.
The mechanical details are the most rewarding part of the photo gallery. The 330mm Brembo Hypure calipers are a deep red-orange colour and visible against the gold-finished Showa fork tubes on the standard V4 (Öhlins gold on the S). The aluminium monocoque front frame, the new hollow symmetrical swingarm, and the Desmosedici Stradale engine cases are all visible without covers - Ducati treats these as design elements, not things to be hidden.
The 6.9-inch TFT cockpit deserves attention in the photos: it is the largest and most legible instrument screen on any motorcycle sold in India, and it reads clearly in direct sunlight.
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Front View
Rear View
Side View
The standard V4 and the V4 S are visually almost identical - the key distinguishing feature is the Öhlins gold fork tubes on the S versus the Showa chrome on the standard. At a glance, knowledgeable riders will spot the difference; most people will not. The Grey Nero colour shows the winglet lines and body creases more subtly than the Red, which uses colour contrast to emphasise the same geometry.