The New Panigale V4 Tricolore Italia

The Panigale V4 Tricolore Italia inspires a work of art by Italian artist Andrea Crespi

• Ducati marks a new stage in its dialogue with the world of art, a journey that stems from a passion for beauty and translates into projects capable of combining design and Made in Italy excellence
• The Panigale V4 Tricolore Italia inspires a work of art by Andrea Crespi, one of the emerging Italian artistic voices of the new generation, capable of blending aesthetics and speed in a unique form of expression
• Crespi's work will become part of the Borgo Panigale corporate collection, supported by the Fondazione Ducati, and will be the protagonist of a temporary exhibition at the Ducati Museum

A project born from a shared vision: for Ducati, the love of beauty has always been an integral part of its DNA, a value that takes shape in motorcycles capable of combining technology and beauty and which naturally marries with the universal language of art. It is in this meeting space that the collaboration with Crespi takes shape, capable of translating the essence of the motorcycle into a visual work of significant impact.

His creation is inspired by the Panigale V4 Tricolore Italia, a limited edition and numbered collector's motorcycle of just 163 units presented last March at the Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy. A model that celebrates the Azzurro of the National sports teams, the same colour with which Ducati took first and second place at the Mugello Grand Prix in 2024.

Made on canvas in 1:1 scale, the work stands out for a sophisticated interweaving of blue lines, an evocative colour that recalls the original livery of the Panigale V4 Tricolore Italia. The fluid and never intersecting trajectories create an optical illusion of movement and depth, projecting the perception of speed into a new and engaging artistic dimension.

From this work comes a limited series of 163 lithographs, reserved for enthusiasts who have chosen the Panigale V4 Tricolore Italia. Each lithograph, numbered and signed by Crespi, bears the same number as the model of the motorcycle to which it is combined, to underline its uniqueness and exclusivity.