Ducati 2026 Innovations at EICMA

Ducati seized the opportunity at EICMA 2025 to showcase the full spectrum of the brand just ahead of its 100th anniversary. Following a year brimming with sporting triumphs in MotoGP and Superbike — securing titles in rider, manufacturer, and team categories — the Borgo Panigale manufacturer unveiled eight new models and two pre-production bikes for 2026.

Twenty years after the first Hypermotard prototype, Ducati celebrated the fourth generation of the "Hyper" in Milan. The new Hypermotard V2 and V2 SP are built on an entirely new technical platform. With a weight advantage of 13 kilograms (14 kg for the SP) over the previous Hypermotard 950, it is noticeably more agile and responsive. It is powered by a 120 hp V2 engine with Variable Valve Timing (IVT) and 94 Nm of torque, with around 70 percent of that torque available at just 3,000 rpm, according to Ducati. The new Hypermotard embraces a clear design language that modernizes the iconic lines of the original.

Find all the details on the new Ducati Hypermotard V2 here.

With the Panigale V2 MM93 and FB63, Ducati introduces two special edition models dedicated to MotoGP stars Marc Márquez and Francesco Bagnaia. Both models are produced as limited series and feature forged wheels (-1.5 kg), Öhlins steering dampers, billet triple clamps, special clip-ons, and MotoGP-inspired grips.

The MM93 version features the design from Márquez's first official Ducati test in Barcelona, while the FB63 sports Bagnaia's red-black camouflage look.

Ducati is also stepping up in terms of color schemes: The Panigale V4 S Corse and Streetfighter V4 S Corse receive new Desmosedici graphics inspired by the MotoGP factory team, featuring fluorescent red and white number plates. Additionally, a classic makes a comeback—"Giallo Ducati," which turned heads in the 1970s and on models from the 1990s. In 2026, this striking yellow will be available on both the Panigale V2 and the Streetfighter V2 alongside the traditional Ducati red.

In the Scrambler segment, Ducati introduced two new styling kits for the Scrambler Icon:

• Retro Stripe Kit - inspired by the clean lines of the 1970s.
• Old Skool Checkerboard Kit - featuring classic racing-style checkerboard graphics.

Both kits are designed to further enhance the customization of Scrambler models and emphasize the brand's lifestyle essence.

With two pre-production bikes, Ducati offered a first glimpse into the upcoming model year: the DesertX 2026 and the Desmo450 Enduro. Both models are positioned as evolutions of the off-road platform and are set for official unveiling in mid-2026.

At Hall 5, Stand O82, Ducati also showcases its racing DNA: Marc Márquez's DesmosediciGP, which clinched the 2025 Riders' Title, Nicolò Bulega's Panigale V4 R from the Superbike World Championship, and Tony Cairoli's Desmo450 MX.