Ducati 100th Anniversary "Collezione 100" current models are now available in the famous colors of the past! Limited to 100 units each!

Ducati unveiled a special limited edition "Collezione 100" model series to commemorate the brand's 100th anniversary at the MotoGP Italian Grand Prix on May 28. The series brings back to life 10 iconic machines from Ducati's 100-year history with a new interpretation of design on current models, and will be produced in limited quantities of 100 units each. They will be exhibited at museums around the country and at the "World Ducati Week" event.

A collection of gems exclusively for Ducati fans to commemorate Ducati's 100th anniversary

The "Collezione 100", a limited edition of 100 units to be sold to celebrate Ducati's 100th anniversary, features 10 current models reborn with Ducati's iconic graphics.

Ducati will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2026, and to mark the occasion, the company has announced a variety of events and special projects. The "Collezione 100" limited edition model series unveiled at the Mugello Circuit in Italy is one such event. Based on the current model, the Collezione 100 features colors inspired by Ducati's iconic historical models and a special seat with an embroidered Ducati 100 logo. The machined aluminum top bridge, riveted serial number plate, and key cylinder ring on the tank cap are all in the CENTENARIO Bronzo color scheme exclusive to this series. Also included is an exclusive rear stand, bike cover, certificate of authenticity, and two numbered art prints signed by Ugo Nespolo, one of the most famous Italian artists of the late 20th century. Ducatistas will be able to experience the 100-year history of the Borgo Panigale manufacturer, with its unique technology and design. The first opportunity for public viewing will be at the World Ducati Week in July, where they will be displayed on a stage dedicated to Ducatisti. After that, it will be shown at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, one of the world's largest motorsports events, in England, and finally back in Bologna, where it will be exhibited in various museums in the region. Information on the production version has not yet been announced.

Many familiar colors! The 10 models selected for the "Collezione 100

Panigale V4 S 100 (Model: 750 Imola Desmo - 1972)

This model was inspired by the graphics of the "750 Imola Desmo" that won the first Imola 200-mile race in 1972. The car was based on Ducati's first two-cylinder production model, the 750 GT, equipped with a Desmodromic mechanism and a sci-fi silver color that made it very popular. The Panigale V4 S 100 features an Alcantara seat with the 100th anniversary logo, a carbon wing and covers, a dry clutch, and an Akrapovic exhaust for a unique sound. The special edition also includes a bronze plate with serial number and an exclusive circuit kit.

Panigale V4 S 100 (model: 750 Imola Desmo - 1972)

750 Imola Desmo - 1972

Panigale V2 S 100 (model: 750 Super Sport Desmo - 1975)

This model is based on the graphics of the 750 Super Sport Desmo, which won the 1975 Italian championship. The color scheme is characterized by a combination of yellow, reminiscent of the production model of the time, and brown/burgundy details derived from marine engines. Equipment includes Alcantara seats with the 100th anniversary logo and machined sports handlebars. The new V2 family also features a dry clutch for the first time, making the engine more compact. The V2 is also the first of the new V2 family to feature a dry clutch, making the engine more compact.

Panigale V2 S 100 (model: 750 Super Sport Desmo - 1975)

750 Super Sport Desmo - 1975

Streetfighter V4 S 100 (model: Ducati 900 Sport Desmo Darmah - 1979)

This model was inspired by the 1979 900 Sport Desmo Darmah, with its black and gold color scheme that was popular in the 1970s and 1980s. The fictitious name "Darmah" reflects the yearning for exotic countries of the time, and the distinctive tiger head graphic is reproduced on the undertail and other parts of the model. Special features include Alcantara seats embroidered with the 100th anniversary logo, a carbon rear mudguard, various covers, and a dry clutch. A bronze-finished top bridge plate engraved with the serial number and a circuit driving kit are also included.

Streetfighter V4 S 100 (model: Ducati 900 Sport Desmo Darmah - 1979)

Ducati 900 Sport Desmo Darmah - 1979

Monster 100 (model: Monster S4Rs Tricolore - 2008)

This model is based on the graphics of the 2008 Monster S4Rs Tricolore, the final model of the first generation Monster from 1993 and an icon of the motorcycle world. In addition to the carbon-covered dry clutch, the Monster S4Rs Tricolore is distinguished by an Alcantara seat with the 100th anniversary logo, a windshield, and a seat cover kit that creates a single-seater specification. It has an exclusive bronze plate with serial number, and the fuel tank cap cover and brake calipers are also decorated in the commemorative bronze color.

Monster 100 (model: Monster S4Rs Tricolore - 2008)

Monster S4Rs Tricolore - 2008

XDiavel V4 100 (model: 750 Super Sport "California Hot Rod" - 1977)

This model is a reproduction of the livery of the special edition "750 Super Sport "California Hot Rod"" that exploded Ducati's popularity in the U.S. with Cook Neilson's 1977 Daytona victory. The car is equipped with leather seats embroidered with the 100th anniversary logo, one of the most eye-catching features of the 100 collection. A bronze plate with serial number shines in the center of the handlebar, which is carved from solid wood. High-quality mechanical details and a dry clutch provide a special riding experience, and a leather passenger seat is also included.

XDiavel V4 100 (model: 750 Super Sport "California Hot Rod" - 1977)

750 Super Sport "California Hot Rod" - 1977

Diavel V4 RS 100 (Model: 900 Replica - 1979)

Inspired by the 1979 "900 Replica," an immensely popular production car that recreated the racer's livery to commemorate his dramatic victory in the 1978 Isle of Man TT race. The unique green and red color scheme with white stripes is the origin of Italian style. Based on the Diavel V4 RS powered by the Desmosedici Stradale engine, it is specially equipped with Alcantara seats with the 100th anniversary logo, a bronze plate with serial number, and an exclusive machined aluminum fuel cap cover.

Diavel V4 RS 100 (model: 900 Replica - 1979)

900 Replica - 1979

Multistrada V4 RS 100 (model: 500 SL Pantah - 1979)

500 SL Pantah - 1979

Scrambler 100 (model: 250 Scrambler - 1962)

Created at the request of American importer Joe Berliner, this model was inspired by the graphics of the first "250 Scrambler" of 1962, which was developed for dirt track use. This model contributed significantly to Ducati's visibility in the American market. It is technically based on the Scrambler Nightshift and is specially equipped with an Alcantara seat with the 100th anniversary logo and a machined bronze plate engraved with the serial number. An exclusive fuel tank cap cover with a bronze ring is also included.

Scrambler 100 (model: 250 Scrambler - 1962)

250 Scrambler - 1962

Hypermotard V2 SP 100 (model: Ducati 860 "24 Horas de Montjuïc" - 1975)

This model was inspired by the Ducati 860 "24 Horas de Montjuïc", which won the Catalunya endurance race in 1975. It wears the vivid livery of the NCR team of the time, which had proven its capabilities in the grueling endurance race. Based on the SP version with Öhlins suspension and forged wheels, it is equipped with an Alcantara seat with the 100th anniversary logo and a special plate with a serial number. It also features a dry clutch exclusive to this model and comes with special accessories such as an open clutch cover.

Hypermotard V2 SP 100 (Model: Ducati 860 "24 Horas de Montjuïc" - 1975)

Ducati 860 "24 Horas de Montjuïc" - 1975

DesertX 100 (model: Pantah "Ice" - 1981)

This model is based on the graphics of the custom-built "Pantah "Ice"", a vehicle that fascinated spectators during demonstration runs between ice races in the Alps in 1981. The color scheme of the yellow version with blue stripes, which was housed in the Ducati Museum, has been reproduced. It is equipped with an Alcantara seat with the 100th anniversary logo and an exclusive plate with serial number. High-mounted front mudguards and an aluminum radiator grille emphasize its off-road capabilities, while an exclusive fuel cap cover and headlight grille are also standard.

DesertX 100 (model: Pantah "Ice" - 1981)

Pantah "Ice" - 1981

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