Ducati blame prices rises on recent currency changes

Ducati’s UK prices are rising by an average of 4.8 per cent from January 1. They say “significant currency fluctuations” in recent months are behind the changes. Most models go up by a few hundred pounds. The basic Multistrada 1200 is up £500 to £13,932 on the road. The 959 Panigale rises from £13,387 to £13,932. The revised Monster 821 increases from £9287 to £9732. The Scrambler Icon 800 goes up by £400 to £7787, while the A2 licence-friendly Scrambler Sixty2 rises £300 to £6844. You may be relieved to learn that the Panigale R stays at £29,132, and the new carbonfibrebased 1299 Superleggera costs £72,000 but is all sold out. RiDE says: Hats off to Ducati for being up-front. It would be good to see other importers and manufacturers follow this lead…

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RiDE United Kingdom (Digital) - 1 Issue, February 2017

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