A collector’s model that represents sophisticated technology, extreme sports attitude and exclusivity, values that are shared by Ducati and Lamborghini. This exclusive numbered edition is limited to just 630 units. In addition, Ducati proposes an even more exclusive series of 63 units, the Speciale Clienti. Number 63, the leitmotif of the entire project, references the year in which Lamborghini was founded, 1963.

Thanks to the homologated Akrapovic silencer with titanium alloy main section, carbon end caps and dedicated engine calibration, maximum power climbs to 218.5 hp, for a 2.5 hp increase with respect to the Panigale V4. This special component, together with extensive use of carbon fibre, makes for a total weight of just 185 kg (2 kg less than the Panigale V4 S) and a power/weight ratio of 1.18 hp/kg.

The extensive use of carbon adds to the sophistication, exclusivity and lightness of the bike. The livery is on a black base with carbon fibre details with visible Twill weave, the same that characterises Lamborghini supercars. The fairings, tail section, front and rear mudguards and exhaust cover are just some of the details crafted in this refined material.

Unique elements of this model include the machined from solid aluminium steering plate, the dedicated key-on dash animation bearing the bike name and unit number, the certificate of authenticity and the dedicated bike cover, delivered in a special box to match the livery.

The progressive unit number also features on the aluminium ignition key tab. The bike is further embellished by the plaque on the engine bearing its name (Desmosedici Stradale). In addition, each Panigale V4 Lamborghini will be delivered in an exclusive, customised wooden crate with a racing rear stand complete with dedicated graphics.

A dry clutch, adjustable footpegs, and billet aluminium brake level, clutch lever and counterweights round out the sports configuration of the Panigale V4 Lamborghini. Those wanting to use the bike on track will benefit from a billet aluminium racing fuel cap, brake calliper cooling ducts, a semi-open clutch cover in carbon fibre, and a kit for the removal of the licence plate and rear-view mirrors, all supplied in a dedicated box.

The tail section and winglets have been redesigned by Ducati designers, inspired by the lines of the Sant’Agata Bolognese super sports car. The forged aluminium wheels flaunt the exact same design as those of the Revuelto ad Personam.