Which country does Ducati belong to?

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JosieMarie
07/23/25 4:19pm
ducati is Ducati Motorcycle. Ducati (Ducati-Motor-Holding S.p.A., NYSE: DMH) is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer founded by Antonio Cavalieri Ducati. Here is some information about Ducati: 1. Establishment: Founded in 1926, headquartered in Bologna, Italy, its products are renowned for their outstanding performance and distinctive Italian design. 2. Transportation: Ducati is a unique motorcycle brand, making it the best choice for daily commuting. 3. Ducati's philosophy: (1) While Harley-Davidson represents the lifestyle of some, Ducati has become a high-performance toy driven by passion and dedication. (2) Ducati does not manufacture motorcycles for market demand but for the love of creating them. 4. Ducati's honors: (1) With over 50 years of outstanding engineering, racing tests, and Italian design, Ducati has built an enduring motorcycle legacy. (2) Championship-winning models include those ridden by LUCCHINELLI, POLEN, ROCHE, CORSER, and FOGARTY. For an avid rider, Ducati is truly their dream come true.
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Bennett
08/10/25 12:06pm
I remember Ducati is an Italian brand, headquartered in Bologna. Initially founded in 1926 as a manufacturer of small engines, it later shifted its focus to motorcycles. As a motorcycle enthusiast myself, I've ridden models like the Monster, and the speed and handling are truly top-notch. Italian manufacturing has always represented exquisite craftsmanship and passionate design, and bikes like Ducati are more than just vehicles—they're like works of art. They frequently win championships in MotoGP and enjoy high global recognition. Although some mistakenly think it's a car brand, Ducati mainly produces two-wheelers, with occasional concept bikes making waves. The company has undergone significant changes, transitioning from a family-owned business to being acquired by the Volkswagen Group, yet its core style retains that distinct Italian flair. I believe every motorcycle fan should learn about its history. While the quality is reliable, maintenance requires specialized shops due to the meticulous attention to detail.
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StKaden
09/22/25 6:12am
Hey, I came across a Ducati review on TikTok, and it was absolutely stunning! It's an Italian brand specializing in high-end motorcycles, not cars. Originating from Bologna, they've been crafting these since 1926. The bikes boast insane performance, with tons of influencers showcasing them, and the sound is just exhilarating. Italian brands always carry that romantic vibe, with super modern designs where even the screws are polished to perfection. Ducati often leads in MotoGP races, making it feel like watching a real-life racing game. Personally, I dream of owning a Diavel—though pricey, saving up for one seems totally worth it. I’ve read about their unique engine systems too, making everyday rides a blast. Bottom line, anyone into bike culture knows Ducati is an Italian icon, packed with passion.
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