Ducati Presents New Models at World Premiere 2024

The Ducati World Première season, the series of events with which the Bologna-based manufacturer has been presenting its new products for the following season for the last few years, is starting again.

After the excellent results obtained in the first six months of 2023, both commercially and sporting, the time has come to start looking to the future. The journey that will take two-wheel enthusiasts to many different places will begin on July 27: from the desert to mountain roads, passing through cities and race tracks.

The first appointment will celebrate one of the most iconic models of the Bologna-based manufacturer. The series will resume on September 19 and unveil a new bike every two weeks until November 7, an opportunity to celebrate one of the most representative bikes in Ducati’s history.

The six legs dedicated to Ducati’s new products for 2024 will be covered on the Ducati.com website and the Bologna-based company’s social media networks and the new models will all be visible live starting from Thursday, November 10, when EICMA 2023 will open to the public.

Below is the calendar of all the episodes of the Ducati World Première 2024 web series:

July 27, 2023: Ducati World Première – Episode 1
September 19, 2023: Ducati World Première – Episode 2
October 3, 2023: Ducati World Première – Episode 3
October 19, 2023: Ducati World Première – Episode 4
November 2, 2023: Ducati World Première – Episode 5
November 7, 2023: Ducati World Première – Episode 6

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