Ducati launched the Monster 795 in India at the 2012 Auto Expo. The Ducati Monster 795 was initially launched at a price of Rs. 6.99 lakhs, with Ducati revising the prices to Rs. 5.99 lakhs as part of an introductory pricing. Now the introductory prices are only valid for the first 300 customers, after which the prices will be hiked by Rs. 1 lakh. Till date Ducati has got around 50 bookings for the Monster 795, which is very good response for a motorcycle of this size and price. The Monster 795 is a CBU, brought in from Thailand but enjoys only 20% duty (against the 60%) due to the Indo-Thai Free Trade Agreement. [click to continue…]
Ducati recently launched the Monster 795 in India, priced at Rs. 6.99 lakhs. Many Ducati fans were disappointed by the price as they were looking for a more aggressive price for this low cost model. Looks like Ducati has heard the hues and cries of bikers and has not decided to reduce the price of the Monster 795 by a Rs. 1 lakh for a limited period time. This tales the price of the Monster 795 to Rs. 5.99 lakhs, against the Rs. 6.99 lakhs announced earlier. The Italian automaker has cleared that this is an introductory price only and the company will revise the price to the original one after a set number of units are sold. [click to continue…]
The Ducati Monster 795 was launched yesterday in India. The low cost Ducati which is Asia centric model priced at Rs. 6.99 lakhs (ex-showroom). The Ducati 795 is powered by a 803cc, L-twin, Desmodromic engine which produces 85 hp of peak power at 8250 RPM and 78 Nm of peak torque at 6250 RPM. Mated to a 6-speed manual, the Monster 795 will rival the Kawasaki Ninja 650R and the Hyosung GT650R. Here are some live pictures of the Ducati Monster 795, which showcases the beauty of the beast. [click to continue…]
Ducati has launched the Monster 795 in India. This entry level Ducati has been made specially for Asia region and is priced at Rs. 6.99 lakhs (ex-showroom). The Ducati Monster 795 is powered by a 803cc L shaped twin cylinder engine, 2 valve, air cooled Desmodromic engine that produces 64 KW of power @ 8250 RPM and delivers a torque output of 78 Nm @ 6250 RPM. Fuel injection is provided by a Siemens make electronic fuel injection system featuring a 45 mm throttle body with stepper motor. The L shaped engine is mated to a 6 speed gearbox with the help of an APTC wet multiplate clutch with hydraulic control. [click to continue…]
Ducati has made a special model for developing countries including India, the Monster 795. The Ducati Monster 795 is a a cheaper version of the Monster 796, engineered in a way which would reduce production costs by a significant margin, which the Italian motorcycle maker plans to pass onto the customers. The Monster 795 is a cheaper version of the 796, which will use different tires and alloys along with a double sidded swingarm (the 796 uses a double sided one). Ducati will assemble the bikes in Thailand and will sell the Monster 795 in Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, China, Thailand, Philippines and India. The Indian launch of this Monster is confirmed for January 2012. Ducati India will launch the 795 at the Auto Expo, with the cheapest Ducati competing with the Kawasaki Ninja 650R and Hyosung GT650. [click to continue…]
Ducati had recently launched its model the Monster 795 in the Asian markets and has launched a photo contest to celebrate its arrival. The person who wins the contest will be the lucky one to drive home the super cool Monster 795 itself. The theme of this contest is the contest tagline itself: “Dream, Imagine and Ride” where contestants have the opportunity to completely release their imagination, immortalizing through a free subject shoot their Monster desire. All you have to do to participate is get yourself registered on the Monster website here, and upload a single photograph to describe the feelings evoked by the dream of riding a Monster. [click to continue…]
The much awaited Ducati Monster 795 has finally been unveiled today at Kuala Lumpur. The Monster 795 is cheaper than the internationally sold Monster 796 and there have been some modifications done to the bike to achieve these. To start with, the single swingarm of the Monster 796 is replaced by a double sided swingarm in the Monster 795. The seat height has also been reduced from 31.5 inches to 30.3 inches. Many other factors like the tire spec and the alloy wheels have also been changed to finally get the cost advantage. They are supposed to be assembled in Thailand. As India has a free trade agreement with them, so we expect these bikes to come on shore at very affordable prices, rivaling the Hyosung GT650R and the Kawasaki Ninja 650R. The 795 will be sold in countries like Thailand, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam and Singapore. [click to continue…]
Ducati has officially set shop in India some time back and one of their most affordable bikes is the Monster 796. Available in Ducati showrooms across the country, the Moster 796 is priced at Rs. 8 lakhs (ex-showroom). The bike is powered by a 803cc engine is a L-twin cylinder, air cooled, 2 valve per cylinder which produces 87hp of power at 8250 RPM and 8kgm of torque at 6250 RPM. With a tubular steel Trellis frame and a 6-speed gearbox, this Ducati motorcycle has 120/70 ZR17 Pirelli Diablo Rosso upfront and 180/55 ZR 17 at the rear. A 167 kg weight with ABS ensures the Monster is not as monstrous in the corners. And yes, Ducati sells 70% Monster bikes from its stable. [click to continue…]
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