In 2020, Ducati unveiled its Panigale V4 motorcycles, which were a tribute to their predecessors. Prior to the year 2020, the Panigale was simply known as the Panigale. Now that the Panigale V4 is out, the original Panigale has seen several upgrades.

The Panigale V2 is the name of the "junior" motorcycle. It generates 155 BHP from its 955cc superquadro V-twin engine, which is ideal for use on the track. A few kilogrammes lighter and thinner than its larger V4 sibling, it has a reworked form that highlights a front tuck position.

Ducati has essentially built the Panigale V2 on the same principles that made the first Panigale a smashing success. It's more approachable than the firebreathing V4 series, making it an excellent choice for anyone seeking an Italian-style track bike at a more "affordable" price point.

Specifications
Engine: 955cc V-twin
Power: 155 HP
Torque: 76.7 lbs-ft
Transmission: 6 Speed Manual
Curb Weight: 388 lbs
Strengths:
• The "affordable" option for those wanting a Ducati supersport
• For an extra $4,000, the limited edition 20th Anniversary Bayliss Edition is available in 2023, which has upgraded, fully adjustable powersport-grade suspension and a special livery