This sports tourer motorbike model is inspired by the limited edition Bentley Batur.
Ducati is a subsidiary of Lamborghini, and Lamborghini is part of Audi. As we know, Audi is part of the Volkswagen Group, which includes Bentley. And that is why there is a collaboration between a British luxury brand and an Italian motorbike company.
Prior to collaborating with Bentley, Ducati has also worked with other car brands to produce limited edition motorbike models such as the Diavel 1260 Lamborghini, which was released in 2021. Furthermore, before being acquired by Audi, the company also collaborated with Mercedes to create the Diavel AMG Special Edition in 2012. And now we have the Diavel for Bentley.
This model is developed based on the Diavel V4 and is advertised as having “a vision of performance, agility, and exclusivity”. The Diavel for Bentley is produced in limited quantities of 500 units.
In addition, the company also produces an additional 50 units of the Diavel for Bentley Mulliner, exclusively for customers who own Bentley Mulliner. With the Diavel for Bentley Mulliner, Bentley states: “Customers can choose the motorbike body color to match their car or choose from exclusive colors selected by Mulliner’s designers”.
Bentley’s designers have collaborated with Centro Stile Ducati to develop a unique exterior design for this sports tourer motorbike model. The Diavel for Bentley is inspired by the Bentley Batur and features the Scarab Green exterior color from Bentley Mulliner’s color palette. Parts such as the air intake, front mudguard, side panels, and fuel tank are designed to evoke the presence of the 2.1 million USD coupe.
In addition, some details on the motorbike such as the mudguard, side fairings, and tailpiece are made of carbon material to reduce weight and create additional highlights for the Diavel for Bentley. Other notable features on this luxury motorbike include the Bentley logo, a black Alcantara leather seat, and modified exhaust pipes.
In terms of powertrain, both variants share the same V4 Granturismo 1.2-liter engine producing 168 horsepower. According to the manufacturer’s announcement, this limited edition motorbike can accelerate from 0-96 km/h in less than 3 seconds.
According to the plan, Ducati Diavel for Bentley will be delivered to customers in the United States from next summer with a starting price of 70,000 USD (~1.69 billion VND) and increasing to 90,000 USD (~2.18 billion VND) for the Mulliner variant.
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