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Ducati launched BS6 compliant 3 models of Scrambler Range in India; Delivery from January 28
3 years ago
Italian two-wheeler company Ducati has launched three models of the Ducati Scrambler range in BS6 compliance in India. The 3—models of the Ducati Scrambler range are Ducati Scrambler Icon Dark, Ducati Scrambler icon, Ducati Scrambler 1100 Dark Pro. The BS6 Ducati Scrambler Icon Dark has priced at Rs 7.99 lakh, the BS6 Ducati Scrambler icon at Rs 8.49 lakh, and the BS6 Ducati Scrambler 1100 Dark Pro at Rs 10.99 lakh (all price exshroom, India). Booking of all three models is running, and their delivery will start from January 28.
features of Ducati Scramnbler Range in India
In the new models, the company has added new paint schemes in addition to the BS6 engine. The Scrambler Icon has a brand new DRL (Daytime Running Light) headlight, steel teardrop fuel tank with aluminum side panels, and much lighter hydraulic clutch control. It is also available in the new ‘Ducati Red’ paint scheme, which offers a black frame and black seats.
The cheapest model Ducati Scrambler Icon Dark among the range has also got some changes. It comes now with a new ‘matte black’ color scheme. Both the Icon and Icon Dark models have an 803 cc L-twin, air-cooled engine, which generates 71 bhp power and 66.2 Nm torque. There is also an optional Ducati multimedia system, through which you will be able to do many things like listening to music and receiving your phone.
The third model Ducati Ducati Scrambler 1100 Dark Pro comes in the new dark stealth color, in which the steel frame and aluminum subframe remain completely black. It has a 1079 cc L-twin, air-cooled engine, which generates 85 bhp power and 88 Nm torque. It offers three riding modes – Active, City, and Journey. Apart from this, features like ABS, traction control, and LED lighting are also given.
