Ducati Formula 73 listed at ₹20 lakh in India: 873 units worldwide
Ducati lists the Formula 73 in India from ₹20 lakh ex-showroom. The heritage-inspired café racer is part of a worldwide series of 873 numbered motorcycles, with an 803cc engine producing a stated 73 hp and 65.2 Nm. The global production count should not be confused with an allocation of 873 motorcyc...
Ducati lists the Formula 73 in India from ₹20 lakh ex-showroom. The heritage-inspired café racer is part of a worldwide series of 873 numbered motorcycles, with an 803cc engine producing a stated 73 hp and 65.2 Nm. The global production count should not be confused with an allocation of 873 motorcycles to India.
Formula 73 India price and key specifications
| Detail | Ducati's published information |
|---|---|
| India starting price | ₹20 lakh, ex-showroom |
| Production series | 873 numbered units worldwide |
| Engine capacity | 803cc |
| Power | 73 hp |
| Torque | 65.2 Nm |
| Design theme | 750 Super Sport Replica livery |
The heritage behind the silver and green livery
Ducati describes the Formula 73 as a contemporary urban café racer inspired by the 750 Super Sport Desmo. That machine's roots lead back to the 750 Imola Desmo and the 1972 Imola 200. The historic racing reference explains the visual theme; it does not mean the new motorcycle is a period competition bike or shares the original machine's complete mechanical specification.
The inspected model reference shows metallic silver bodywork, a muted green lower fairing and frame, a gold tank stripe, a compact front fairing, a single-seat profile and wire-spoked wheels. Ducati also highlights a Termignoni silencer with a gold band. These details make the limited-series identity more specific than a simple colour change on a generic sports motorcycle.

What the limited production count means for India
A worldwide series size establishes the overall production limit, but not how many motorcycles a particular country receives. The reviewed official India page does not provide a country-specific allocation count. It also does not establish a live dealer stock position, a reservation guarantee or a customer delivery date.
Buyers considering a numbered motorcycle should obtain written confirmation of availability and the exact supplied vehicle. Numbering and limited production do not by themselves guarantee future resale value or investment returns. Those outcomes cannot be inferred from the edition size.
Ex-showroom price is the starting point
The published ₹20 lakh figure is an ex-showroom starting price. An on-road quotation depends on applicable registration, insurance and any separately selected items. A prospective buyer should also confirm service arrangements, warranty terms and delivery timing with the supplying dealer rather than treating an online listing as a completed allocation.
The Ducati Formula 73 brings a distinct heritage design and numbered-series proposition to the India listing. Its price, styling and published engine figures are clear; local availability and the complete purchase quotation remain the practical next checks.
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