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Think €300,000 cars are the peak of luxury? Wait until you see what Ducati and Lamborghini just unleashed.
Blending Italian aggression with design precision, the result hits on two wheels—and it’s called the Ducati Panigale V4 Lamborghini Speciale Clienti. The price? A casual $100,400.
But don’t get any ideas. You can’t just walk in and buy one. You need to be a Lamborghini owner. Or know one. Or know where to grease the wheels of the ultra-exclusive club.
Based on the Ducati Panigale V4 S, this two-wheeled weapon screams "you won’t see me at a traffic light anytime soon." The bodywork is draped in carbon fiber with the same twill weave found on the Lamborghini Revuelto. It’s finished in signature colors like Verde Scandal, Grigio Telesto, and Grigio Acheso.
Add a titanium Akrapovič exhaust, dry clutch, billet aluminum components, and you’ve got a machine that looks like it just dropped from a futuristic racetrack—ready to vaporize pavement.
Underneath all that visual insanity beats the heart of a Panigale V4 S: a 1,103 cc engine pushing 207 horsepower and 122 Nm of torque, with a total weight of just 185 kilograms. That’s near-flight-level performance—with style.
And yes, it’s 5 kilograms lighter than the standard model, thanks to weight savings in everything but attitude.
The Speciale Clienti version is exclusively for Lamborghini owners and allows full customization to match your car. Want a seat that echoes your Aventador’s interior? Done. Want your helmet and leathers to match your Huracán’s trim? No problem.
Ducati even delivers it in a custom wooden crate, with a numbered key and a startup animation on the dash—because when you’re spending six figures, you want the world to know you're one of the chosen few.
This isn’t just a motorcycle. It’s a design overdose on two wheels. For some, it’s a collector’s trophy. For others, maybe a bit too much. But one thing’s for sure: the Panigale V4 Lamborghini isn’t for everyone. And that’s exactly why everyone wants it.
Because as the saying goes: If you have to ask the price—you’re probably not invited.