- New DUCATI Scrambler Models Released!
- "10the Anniversary Rizoma Edition" with a solid black body and elegant metal rose.
- Let's take a look at the latest Scrambler, which was born to pay tribute to 10 years of innovation and challenge.
- Scrambler Full Throttle and Icon Dark also announced as 2025 models
- The bronze-colored Scrambler Full Throttle 2025 Exudes Sexiness
- Icon Dark 2025, with its minimalist and jet black appearance
New DUCATI Scrambler Models Released!
Ducati's Scrambler, which began production in the 1960s and ended in 1975, was revived in 2015 under the concept of "Land of Joy." Three limited and new models have been announced for 2025, the 10th anniversary of the birth of the new Scrambler!
The "10th Anniversary Rizoma Edition" is scheduled to be released in March 2025, priced from $11780.30. The release date in Japan has yet to be decided.
The newly announced Scrambler Full Throttle and Icon Dark are scheduled to go on sale in spring 2025.
"10the Anniversary Rizoma Edition" with a solid black body and elegant metal rose.
The "10th Anniversary Rizoma Edition" is a limited edition model created in collaboration with the Italian company Rizoma, with a serial number of 500 units. As befitting an exclusive model, the style is constructed with a white fairing and a solid black body, and precision billet aluminum machined components with a metal rose finish by Rizoma. As the vision is "More Than Just a Motorcycle", it appears worthy of expressing the new world view envisioned by both companies.
As someone who has been involved in design and architecture media, I was excited to see the image video on YouTube! The filming took place in the "Invisible House" adjacent to Joshua Tree National Park in California, USA. It's a beautiful world view, so I hope you'll check it out!
Rizoma CEO Fabrizio Ligorio and Centro Stile DUCATI Director Andrea Ferraresi talk about what went on behind the scenes.
Let's take a look at the latest Scrambler, which was born to pay tribute to 10 years of innovation and challenge.
"10th Anniversary Rizoma Edition" with a clean atmosphere.
The setting for the filming was a mansion covered in mirrored glass built on a 360,000m2 site adjacent to Joshua Tree National Park in California, USA. The mansion, named the "Invisible House," was designed by film producer Chris Hanley, known for films such as "American Psycho," and architect Thomas Osinski.
The motorcycle is beautiful, but the mansion is also outstanding! There is a 30m pool inside, which you can see in the video above. Currently, it is available to book on Airbnb as one of the most amazing accommodations in the world. The "10th Anniversary Rizoma Edition" has a dignified appearance befitting the architecture that combines modernism and luxury!
The front light has an X design, signifying a cross between urban and enduro.
As the great architect once said, beauty lies in the details.
Scrambler Full Throttle and Icon Dark also announced as 2025 models
My personal tastes (I love architecture) got me excited, but the 2025 model is also a must-see! Both the Scrambler Full Throttle and the Icon Dark are based on jet black, but each has a different design.
Personally, I think the 2025 model Scrambler Full Throttle is also pretty good! The "10th Anniversary Rizoma Edition" has a metal rose billet as a highlight, but this one has a chic look with bronze accents.
The Scrambler, which evolved into its second generation with the slogan "Next-Gen Freedom" for 2023, had a strong colorful impression, so the arrival of this sophisticated new black model will strike a chord with many riders.
The bronze-colored Scrambler Full Throttle 2025 Exudes Sexiness
The Scrambler Full Throttle is a model inspired by flat track racing. The number plate on the side features the number "62", which comes from 1962, the year the first DUCATI Scrambler debuted.
The overall design is matte black, but the top of the tank is finished in glossy black, making it a versatile black design.
The short front fender and rear fenderless design also create a tracker style.
The logo is designed in a chic bronze color.
The number plate symbolizes the tracker style.
Low set cross section handlebars.
Equipped with Termignoni silencer (certified).
Integrated seat.
The wheels are also bronze in color.
Icon Dark 2025, with its minimalist and jet black appearance
The Scrambler's entry-level model, the Icon Dark.
The world view created in black has a simple yet strong appearance.
The entire motorcycle, including the engine, is black.
The Scrambler emblem shines on the matte black tank.
The unified worldview creates a beautiful, tranquil presence.
The front light has the familiar X design.
It uses a 4.3-inch TFT display.
The tires are Pirelli MT 60 RS.
Equipped with full LED lighting system.
The Scrambler, which has evolved into its second generation with the slogan "Next-Gen Freedom" for the 2023 model, is equipped with an 803cc air-cooled 4-stroke SOHC 2-valve 90-degree L-type twin engine. It has a maximum output of 73ps (53.6kW) @ 8250rpm. It is the latest engine that complies with the Euro 5 exhaust gas regulations, making it ideal for both city riding and touring. It is lighter than the previous model, and has a package that will be loved by many riders regardless of age, gender, or motorcycle experience.
In addition to the "10th Anniversary Rizoma Edition" model, the 2025 models are all based on dark tones, but have a more modern and unique style. Riders who want to enjoy looking cool should wait for the release in Japan in 2025!
Reference: DUCATI Scrambler Icon [2024] Main Specifications
Wheelbase: 1449mm
Vehicle Weight (Excluding Fuel): 176 kg
Engine: Air-cooled 4-stroke SOHC 2-valve 90-degree L-twin 803cc
Maximum Output: 73ps (53.6kW)@8250 rpm
Max. Torque: 6.65kgf-m/7000rpm
Fuel Tank Capacity: 14.5L
Transmission: 6-speed return
Brakes: F=φ330mm single disc, R=φ245mm single disc
Tire: F=110/80R18, R=180/55R17
Price: $8704.62
