Italian superbike maker, Ducati today re-entered India with three fully functional dealerships in Mumbai, Delhi and Gurgaon. The brand had made its debut in 2009 under a partnership with Precision Motors India and had a pause until January'15 when it decided to start its own company in India.
In addition to the above mentioned dealerships, one more in Bangalore is coming up shortly which the Ducati India has said. Speaking on the development of the company, Ducati India Managing Director, Ravi Avalur said: Our intention was to open in India with an official Ducati presence only when we were absolutely ready. I can now confirm that our after-sales service centres will ensure exactly the same high standards achieved across Ducati’s global networkwhich is sweet to hear.
Furthermore, Ducati said that they are in the process of identifying, confirming and training dealers to open dealerships in other cities.We already have got the list of the motorcycles that are being brought which starts from the Ducati Monster series which would be the affordable Ducati to the costliest Panigale. Ducati's entry seems perfect as the competitors are also ready.
Here's a list of Ducati products:Monster 795: Rs. 7,08,477
Monster 796 S2R: Rs. 8,09,032
Monster 796 Corse Stripe: Rs. 8,09,032
Monster 821 Dark: Rs. 9,09,588
Monster 821: Rs. 9,59,866
Monster 1200: Rs. 19,95,588
Monster 1200 S: Rs. 24,43,060
Monster 1200 S Stripe: Rs. 25,83,838
Hypermotard: Rs. 10,10,143
Hypermotard SP: Rs. 19,20,170
Hyperstrada: Rs. 11,10,699
Diavel: Rs. 13,92,255
Diavel Carbon: Rs. 17,54,255
Diavel Titanium: Rs. 37,30,171
899 Panigale: Rs. 13,11,810
1299 Panigale: Rs. 32,57,560
1299 Panigale S: Rs. 40,16,755
Panigale R: Rs. 46,75,17
By: Rakesh Gowda