Ducati Diavel V4 gets a refresh with a new Black Roadster livery. Feast your eyes

  • The Ducati Diavel V4 now sports a new 'Black Roadster' livery with yellow accents alongside its previous options in Ducati Red and Thrilling Black.
Ducati Diavel V4
The Diavel V4 is one of the youngest models in the Ducati's lineup. It was first introduced in 2011 and recently was revamped with the new V4 powertrain that replaced the L-twin engine. 
The Diavel V4 is one of the best looking motorcycle that is currently available in the market. It has a sleek and aggressive design that builds upon its predecessors, with razor-sharp lines, LED lighting, and a muscular stance that commands attention.
The rear quarter of the Diavel undoubtedly presents its most striking angle. It features four side-exiting exhausts and a single-sided swingarm. Enhancing its appeal is the diamond-cut rear wheel, which is fitted with a 240-section Pirelli Diablo Rosso 3 tire, complemented by an elegant LED tail light.
The engine on the Ducati Diavel V4 comes from the Multistrada V4. So, it does not have all-out performance that the Panigale V4 and Streetfighter V4 offers. 
This engine produces nearly 170 bhp and 126 Nm, showcasing exceptional engineering prowess. It possesses a distinct character; while some vibrations are noticeable at lower RPMs, they diminish as the engine reaches higher revs.
The motorcycle is equipped with a 6-speed gearbox, and when transitioning from neutral to first gear, a noticeable clunk occurs, causing the entire motorcycle to vibrate. Additionally, the shift from first to second gear is not particularly seamless. However, the bi-directional quickshifter operates smoothly at elevated RPMs.
The engine starts pulling after 3,000 rpm. Below this threshold, it experiences some difficulty and requires additional throttle input. However, upon surpassing the 3,000 rpm mark, a significant surge of torque propels you forward, allowing you to reach high speeds rapidly. The standard exhaust produces a commendable sound, and for those seeking a more pronounced exhaust note, the Akrapovic kit is available.
The tail lamp is one of the most beautiful elements of the Diavel V4 It gets individually placed LED units that form a striking pattern. 
The digital instrument cluster is plenty bright and displays all the vital information. It is configurable and also shifts to a dark theme automatically. The rider can also see the riding mode and the level of electronic aids. 
The handlebar is wide, resulting in a bike that feels quite nimble when navigating through a sweeping corner. The feedback is satisfactory, and while it may not possess the same sharpness as other Ducati models. Show it a corner and it would adhere to the line that you would choose.
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The new livery makes the Diavel bolder and easier to maintain with its matte finish.
The Diavel V4 is one of the youngest models in the Ducati's lineup. It was first introduced in 2011 and recently was revamped with the new V4 powertrain that replaced the L-twin engine. 
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The Diavel V4 is one of the youngest models in the Ducati's lineup. It was first introduced in 2011 and recently was revamped with the new V4 powertrain that replaced the L-twin engine. 
The Diavel V4 is one of the best looking motorcycle that is currently available in the market. It has a sleek and aggressive design that builds upon its predecessors, with razor-sharp lines, LED lighting, and a muscular stance that commands attention.
2/10
The Diavel V4 is one of the best looking motorcycle that is currently available in the market. It has a sleek and aggressive design that builds upon its predecessors, with razor-sharp lines, LED lighting, and a muscular stance that commands attention.
The rear quarter of the Diavel undoubtedly presents its most striking angle. It features four side-exiting exhausts and a single-sided swingarm. Enhancing its appeal is the diamond-cut rear wheel, which is fitted with a 240-section Pirelli Diablo Rosso 3 tire, complemented by an elegant LED tail light.
3/10
The rear quarter of the Diavel undoubtedly presents its most striking angle. It features four side-exiting exhausts and a single-sided swingarm. Enhancing its appeal is the diamond-cut rear wheel, which is fitted with a 240-section Pirelli Diablo Rosso 3 tire, complemented by an elegant LED tail light.
The engine on the Ducati Diavel V4 comes from the Multistrada V4. So, it does not have all-out performance that the Panigale V4 and Streetfighter V4 offers. 
4/10
The engine on the Ducati Diavel V4 comes from the Multistrada V4. So, it does not have all-out performance that the Panigale V4 and Streetfighter V4 offers. 
This engine produces nearly 170 bhp and 126 Nm, showcasing exceptional engineering prowess. It possesses a distinct character; while some vibrations are noticeable at lower RPMs, they diminish as the engine reaches higher revs.
5/10
This engine produces nearly 170 bhp and 126 Nm, showcasing exceptional engineering prowess. It possesses a distinct character; while some vibrations are noticeable at lower RPMs, they diminish as the engine reaches higher revs.
The motorcycle is equipped with a 6-speed gearbox, and when transitioning from neutral to first gear, a noticeable clunk occurs, causing the entire motorcycle to vibrate. Additionally, the shift from first to second gear is not particularly seamless. However, the bi-directional quickshifter operates smoothly at elevated RPMs.
6/10
The motorcycle is equipped with a 6-speed gearbox, and when transitioning from neutral to first gear, a noticeable clunk occurs, causing the entire motorcycle to vibrate. Additionally, the shift from first to second gear is not particularly seamless. However, the bi-directional quickshifter operates smoothly at elevated RPMs.
The engine starts pulling after 3,000 rpm. Below this threshold, it experiences some difficulty and requires additional throttle input. However, upon surpassing the 3,000 rpm mark, a significant surge of torque propels you forward, allowing you to reach high speeds rapidly. The standard exhaust produces a commendable sound, and for those seeking a more pronounced exhaust note, the Akrapovic kit is available.
7/10
The engine starts pulling after 3,000 rpm. Below this threshold, it experiences some difficulty and requires additional throttle input. However, upon surpassing the 3,000 rpm mark, a significant surge of torque propels you forward, allowing you to reach high speeds rapidly. The standard exhaust produces a commendable sound, and for those seeking a more pronounced exhaust note, the Akrapovic kit is available.
The tail lamp is one of the most beautiful elements of the Diavel V4 It gets individually placed LED units that form a striking pattern. 
8/10
The tail lamp is one of the most beautiful elements of the Diavel V4 It gets individually placed LED units that form a striking pattern. 
The digital instrument cluster is plenty bright and displays all the vital information. It is configurable and also shifts to a dark theme automatically. The rider can also see the riding mode and the level of electronic aids. 
9/10
The digital instrument cluster is plenty bright and displays all the vital information. It is configurable and also shifts to a dark theme automatically. The rider can also see the riding mode and the level of electronic aids. 
The handlebar is wide, resulting in a bike that feels quite nimble when navigating through a sweeping corner. The feedback is satisfactory, and while it may not possess the same sharpness as other Ducati models. Show it a corner and it would adhere to the line that you would choose.
10/10
The handlebar is wide, resulting in a bike that feels quite nimble when navigating through a sweeping corner. The feedback is satisfactory, and while it may not possess the same sharpness as other Ducati models. Show it a corner and it would adhere to the line that you would choose.

The Ducati Diavel V4 will feature a new look now as the manufacturer has revealed a brand new ‘Black Roadster’ livery for the motorbike. The Ducati Diavel V4 now looks meaner in black along with subtle yellow accents tastefully applied to the side of the tank, on the shroud and around the rear seat of the sports bike.

The Diavel V4 in the new livery gets a Matte finished Black as the base paint and the air inlets have been blacked out. The tank also features a matte grey paint towards the back. There are two yellow accent lines on the tank, one is a thin line which runs around the tank from one side to the other. This line also separates the two shades of the tank. The other is a thick line which is placed on each side of the tank. The Diavel V4 is also offered in a Ducati Red and a Thrilling Black paint scheme by the manufacturer.

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Ducati Diavel V4: Specifications

The Ducati Diavel V4 features a 1,158 cc, V4 Granturismo engine which is exposed on the motorcycle. This unit produces 168 bhp at 10,750 rpm and 126 Nm of torque at 7,500 rpm. This engine is mated to a 6-speed gearbox with a quick-shifter and an auto-blipper. The clutch is a hydraulic slipper and a wet multi-plate clutch. It gets twin 320 mm discs at the front and a 265 mm disc at the rear with cornering ABS to fulfil brake duties. The suspension at the front are two 50 mm USD forks which are fully adjustable and a fully adjustable mono-shock at the rear.

Also Read : Ducati Diavel V4 ride review: More than just looks

Ducati Diavel V4: Price

The Ducati Diavel V4 is priced in India starting at 25.91 lakh (ex-showroom). One should expect the new livery to be priced at a slight premium over this. The motorbike is available across India at Ducati stores including New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kerala, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, and Chandigarh.

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First Published Date: 13 Dec 2024, 13:18 PM IST
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