Price update: Here's Ducati Malaysia's revised price list for 2022

KUALA LUMPUR: Only a few days back, Volvo Malaysia announced its plan to revise model prices, and now Ducati Malaysia has released the updated price list for 2022. While most of the Ducati motorcycles in Malaysia are costlier now, few have an unchanged price tag.

Ducati Malaysia's lineup includes nine models, each with several variants. The table below shows the price revision experienced by all -

 

Model	Old Prices	New Prices
Multistrada
Multistrada V4 Base	RM135,900	RM135,900
Multistrada V4 S	RM146,900	RM155,900
Streetfighter
Streetfighter V4	RM115,900	RM121,900
Streetfighter V4 S	RM145,900	RM149,900
Streetfighter V4 S Dark Stealth	RM148,900	RM152,900
Streetfighter V4 SP	RM239,900	RM239,900
Panigale
Panigale V2	RM109,900	RM116,900
Panigale V4 MY 2022	N/A	TBA
Panigale V4 S MY 2022	N/A	TBA
Panigale V4 SP	RM 279,900	RM 279,000
Hypermotard
Hypermotard 950	RM75,900	RM79,900
Hypermotard 950 RVE	RM80,900	RM84,900
Hypermotard 950 SP	RM120,900	RM122,900
Monster
Monster 937	RM69,900	RM72,900
Supersport

Price info courtesy: MotoMalaya.net

The Ducati model to experience the highest hike in price (from RM 146,900 to RM 155,900) is the Multistrada V4S that earlier this year was made available in a striking Iceberg White hue along with some suspension and software upgrades.

Next up, the Ducati Scrambler range also experienced quite a shift in the pricing game. While the Desert Sled model now costs RM 7000 more than before, the Icon, Nightshift, and Icon Dark have got RM 5000, RM 5000, and RM 1000 dearer.

Similarly, the Supersport, Monster, and Hypermotard range has undergone a price revision. However, a select few Ducati motorcycles have experienced any price change. For example, the Panigale V4 SP (RM 279,900), Multistrada V4 (RM 135,900), and Streetfighter V4 SP (RM 239,900).

Reason for the sudden price hike -

Not just in Malaysia, but Ducati motorcycles prices have gone up globally in the past few months. The reason is an increase in material, logistics and production costs along with a hike in expenses related to other natural substances.

On a similar note, we'd like to point out the global ABS sensor storage due to stock issues related to certain alloys and metals. Likely to cause delivery delays for certain mid-to-high-end motorcycle brands.

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