Ducati and Lamborghini have once again joined forces under their Special Clienti program to create something truly unique. They've named it the Centauro, a Lamborghini special edition version of Ducati's renowned naked street bike, the Streetfighter V4.
Inspired by the Lamborghini Huracan Evo Minotauro, unveiled in 2021, the Centauro features the same striking livery. Adorned with hand-painted black and white mural art, meticulously crafted by acclaimed artist Paolo Troilo, the bike exudes exclusivity. This stunning artwork spans from the front fender to the tail section adding an artistic flair to the Centauro. The motorcycle made its debut at the Art of Creating Myths exhibition held at Bologna’s Galleria Cavour.
Under the hood, or rather, under the fairing, the Centauro retains the powerful engine of the standard Streetfighter V4. With a 1,103cc Desmosedici Stradale V4 engine, it produces a powerful 205bhp and 123Nm of torque solidifying its place among the world's most formidable naked bikes. Complementing this powerhouse are top-notch components such as fully adjustable Showa and Sachs suspension systems and Brembo brakes, ensuring unparalleled performance and handling. True to Ducati's reputation, the Centauro comes loaded with advanced electronic aids including traction control, slide control, wheelie control, and power launch.
In India, enthusiasts can get their hands on the Ducati Streetfighter V3, available in standard and S variants. Priced at Rs. 22.15 lakh and Rs. 25.69 lahks respectively (both prices are ex-showroom), these models offer a taste of Ducati's exhilarating performance and style.