Diavel V4, Dare to be Bold: New “Black Roadster Livery” for Model Year 2025

• Matte black graphics combined with Racing Yellow and titanium colors make the Muscle Roadster from Borgo Panigale even more distinctive.
• Equipped with the MotoGP-derived V4 Granturismo engine, the Diavel V4 offers benchmark maintenance and is central to the bike’s style and performance.
• The Diavel V4 design has received the Red Dot Award, adding to its long list of accolades from prestigious international organizations.

SUNNYVALE, CA – December 12, 2024 – (Motor Sports NewsWire) – Since its inception in 2011, the Diavel has sparked enthusiasm and achieved great success thanks to its unique design, which blends muscular, sporty, exaggerated, and elegant features. Numerous awards from important design institutions have evidenced this.

With the 2025 Model Year, the Diavel V4 becomes even bolder with the new “Black Roadster Livery” revealed at Intermot 2024. Created by the Centro Stile Ducati, these fresh graphics draw on colors tied to the heritage of the Borgo Panigale manufacturer and the Diavel. The Racing Yellow, highlighted on the tank and in the stripes on the tail and side panels, “lights up” the color scheme that combines black and titanium tones, crafting a livery that puts the Diavel V4 even more in the spotlight. The new seat covering enhances the uncompromising design, giving the Diavel even more character.

Inspired by muscle cars, the Diavel V4 reinterprets the image of an athlete poised at the starting blocks, with mass concentrated at the front and an agile, slim tail. The signature front and rear light clusters and naturally full-LED direction indicators also define the unmistakable look of the Diavel V4. The rear light cluster, composed of a matrix of point-shaped LEDs positioned under the tail, presents a unique, spectacular solution that makes the bike immediately recognizable.

The Diavel V4 features a 1,158 cc V4 Granturismo engine, central to its design and a highly sophisticated technical solution derived from the Desmosedici used by Ducati in MotoGP. With a powerful output of 168 hp, rich torque, and an extremely light and compact build, it operates fluidly and smoothly even at low revs. Thanks to timing control with spring return, it also offers benchmark maintenance intervals, with valve clearance checked every 36,000 miles.

The Twin Pulse firing order paired with the model-specific exhaust system, featuring a four-exit silencer, gives the exhaust its unmistakable timbre. Another distinctive feature of the Diavel V4 is…