2026 Ducati Streetfighter V2

Panigale DNA. Streetfighter insolence. Stripped of its fairings, the new Panigale V2 transforms into the lightest Streetfighter ever produced. The latest evolution of the Fight Formula makes it even fiercer but also more enjoyable, thanks to the new Ducati twin and 386 lb of pure power and fun. New V2 engine The lightest twin-cylinder ever produced in Borgo Panigale, it offers maximum riding enjoyment by ensuring substantial torque delivery at all engine speeds and real sports performance at the top end. First-class electronics.... The Riding Modes allow the rider to choose between four different, pre-set riding styles (Race, Sport, Road, Wet) that offer pre-configured intervention levels, which can be modified by the user, for all the controls and engine response (High/Medium/Low Power Mode) to ensure that the behavior of the V2 bike perfectly suits the rider, type of surface and environmental conditions. The Wet Riding Mode, recommended for low grip surfaces, is associated with Low Power Mode, which limits engine power to 95 hp. The advanced electronics package on the Streetfighter V2 guarantees unmatched enjoyment, maximizing performance in total safety and offering complete control in every situation. Cornering ABS, Ducati Wheelie Control, Ducati Traction Control, Engine Brake Control, Ducati Quick Shift 2.0, Ducati Power Launch and Pit Limiter are available accessories on the V2. The ABS system on the Streetfighter V2 comes complete with cornering function, for ABS intervention even when the bike is tilted. Cornering ABS can be set according to three levels to meet the needs of all riders, whether on track or road, even in critical conditions of low grip. Streetfighter V2 is equipped with the latest version of Ducati Wheelie Control (DWC). Using information from the six-axis IMU, this system controls wheelies and allows the rider to achieve maximum acceleration simply and safely. The DTC interfaces with the 6-axis inertial platform to adapt intervention and slip to the bike’s lean angle. The DTC can be set according to 8 different levels (6 for dry conditions, 2 for wet), allowing the rider to adapt the control strategy to suit their riding style and the grip conditions, for maximum performance. EBC (Engine Brake Control) has been revised to help riders optimize stability of the bike in extreme conditions of corner entry, balances the forces that the rear tyre is subject to in conditions of intense engine brake application. The new Streetfighter V2 uses the second-generation DQS that debuted on the new Panigale V4. With respect to a traditional quick shift, the gear lever with internal Hall-effect micro-switch is replaced with a direct mechanical lever. This is possible because the shifting strategy is based solely on the gear sensor that supplies information as to the gear and position in degrees of the gear drum. This solution gives the rider a more direct feeling, with reduced travel, that is repeatable and less “rubbery”, particularly beneficial when riding on track.