Ducati Multistrada V4S 2025: With 170 hp and Innovative Anti-Collision Radar Technology, See the Launch Price.

Written by Sara Aquino

Published on 08/08/2025 at 18:00

Conheça a nova Ducati Multistrada V4S 2025, a moto que traz motor de 170 cv, radar anticolisão e interface em português. Imagem: Ducati

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The wait is over for high-performance and technology enthusiasts on two wheels in Brazil. The Ducati Multistrada V4S 2025, one of the most anticipated launches of the year, is ready to begin its pre-sale phase in Brazil.

This new motorcycle, which combines the sporty essence of the Italian brand with the versatility of a big trail, arrives to challenge the standards of the segment, with a package that impresses in every aspect.

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The Brazilian public had its first contact with Ducati’s new machine during the busy Festival Interlagos Motos 2025 in May.

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Powerful Heart and High-Class Performance

Meet the new Ducati Multistrada V4S 2025, the bike that features a 170 hp engine, collision radar, and interface in Portuguese. Image: Ducati

The soul of the Ducati Multistrada V4S 2025 is its formidable V4 Granturismo engine of 1,158 cm³, a true mechanical heart that delivers breathtaking performance.

This engine was designed to offer the best of both worlds: high power at high revs and generous torque at low and mid-range, making it ideal for any type of situation.

It delivers a maximum power of 170 hp at 10,750 rpm and torque of 12.7 kgfm at 9,000 rpm.

These figures translate to instant acceleration, impressive speed recoveries, and the ability to travel comfortably and safely at any pace.

To further enhance the riding experience, the model also features the acclaimed bidirectional quick-shifter.

This cutting-edge technology allows the rider to shift gears ultra-quickly, both up and down, without needing to use the clutch.

The result is smoother, more dynamic riding, focused on the road, elevating the level of control and enjoyment while riding.

Safety and Cutting-Edge Technology: The Collision Radar System

One of the most distinguishing features of the new Multistrada V4S 2025 is its advanced technology focused on rider safety and convenience.

The motorcycle is equipped with a radar system that redefines protection on two wheels.

This system uses front and rear radar sensors, making it one of the first motorcycles in the world to fully integrate this technology.

The front radar serves as the basis for the front collision warning system and for the Adaptive Cruise Control, which constantly monitors the distance to the vehicle ahead.

The rear radar is essential for Blind Spot Detection, alerting the rider to the presence of vehicles in blind spots, which is crucial for safe lane changes.

In addition to the radar system, the motorcycle features a redesigned dashboard and interface in Portuguese, making it easier for riders to interact with the various electronic functions of the vehicle, enhancing the experience to be more intuitive and safe for the Brazilian market.

The personalization of settings, navigation, and access to motorcycle information become simpler, allowing the rider to focus on what truly matters: riding.

Design and Availability

The Multistrada V4S 2025 is available for pre-sale in elegant red and black colors.

With an aggressive yet sophisticated design, the motorcycle stands out for its versatility and striking presence, combining the passion of Italian engineering with the practicality of a modern motorcycle.

The combination of performance, safety, and technology makes the Ducati Multistrada V4S 2025 one of the most complete and desired motorcycles on the market.

Units for pre-sale, with delivery scheduled for the second half of September, are expected to be highly sought after.

The manufacturer reveals that the suggested price for this machine is R$ 149,990.

Do you think this new generation of the Multistrada V4S, with all its technological package and price, is what Ducati needed in Brazil? Share your opinion.

Ducati Multistrada V4S 2025: With 170 hp and Innovative Anti-Collision Radar Technology, See the Launch Price.

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