What are the differences between Ducati V2 and V4?

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ODawson
07/29/25 7:14pm
The differences between Ducati V2 and V4 are as follows: The Ducati V2 is an entry-level model, while the Ducati V4 is a flagship model. The Ducati V2 does not have significant differences from the previously released supercar Ducati V4, with the exhaust tail design being the most notable distinction. Additionally, this generation of the V2 twin-cylinder sports bike also features a single-sided swing arm. The new STREETFIGHTER V2 is equipped with a 955cc Superquadro V-twin engine, delivering a maximum power output of 153ps. With a dry weight of only 178kg (kerb weight 200kg), it is a lightweight and high-performance sports street bike. Although based on the supersport model Panigale V2, it has been fine-tuned for street use. For example, the final drive ratio has been slightly reduced from 0.333 to 0.349 to improve acceleration response. The rear swing arm connected to the engine is 16mm longer than that of the Panigale V2. The front suspension features a SHOWA BPF inverted fork, while the rear suspension is a SACHS side-mounted monoshock. The tires mounted on the five-spoke cast wheels are Pirelli Diablo Rosso 4, sized 120/70ZR17 at the front and 180/60ZR17 at the rear. The STREETFIGHTER V2 offers three riding modes: SPORT, ROAD, and WET, along with a comprehensive suite of electronic controls. These include ABS EVO with slide lock function, DTC EVO 2 traction control system, DWC EVO wheelie control, DQS EVO 2 quick shift kit, and EBC EVO engine brake control. Alongside the STREETFIGHTER V2, the STREETFIGHTER V4 was also introduced, boasting a maximum power output of 208ps and a kerb weight of only 196kg (dry weight 177kg). The STREETFIGHTER V4 rides on five-spoke carbon fiber wheels, which are 1.4kg lighter than the forged aluminum wheels standard on the Panigale V4, reducing front wheel inertia by 26% and rear wheel inertia by 46%. The front brakes are equipped with dedicated Brembo Stylema R calipers, and the suspension system features Ohlins Smart EC 2.0, similar to that of the V4. Additionally, the STREETFIGHTER V4's 1103cc V4 engine is paired with an STM-EVO SBK dry clutch. The bike also includes CNC-machined footpegs, a carbon fiber front fender, a lithium battery, and a carbon fiber open clutch cover (for track use), matching the "SP" designation in both body specifications and equipment.
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