Scrambler sold out right after being released in Hanoi

After introducing the model to customers in HCM city, Ducati continued to bring excitement to its Hanoi enthusiasts. 10 Scramblers in total have been ordered, and customers will have to wait until March to get their beloved model.

Ducati’s Scrambler premiere in Hanoi was 1 week later compared to that in HCM city. Nevertheless, it received warm welcome from bikers from Hanoi and provinces in the Northern region.

Ducati Scrambler is a somewhat vintage model integrated with modern equipments such as LED lights, LCD screen and even mobile charger. Its design proved to be quite suitable with the Vietnam market, especially when classic style is the trend of 2014.

Scrambler Icon has a starting price of 306 million VND while the 3 other, more advanced versions are put at around 355 million VND.

Scrambler’s 10 orders right in its premiere demonstrated its appeal to customers

Once conquered the US market in the 60s and 70s of the last century, the new Ducati Scrambler features wide handlebars and long saddle to provide an upright sitting posture. It employs Ducati’s typical trellis frame in addition to a newly yet stylish exhaust pipe. Large single headlight with LED strip lights, teardrop-shaped fuel tank and LED taillight are what can be expected on this model.

There are 4 Scrambler versions: Icon, Urban Enduro, Classic and Full Throttle, all employ the fuel-injected, air-cooled 803cc L-Twin Desmodromic engine capable of producing 75HP and 68Nm, accompanied by a 6-speed transmission.

Ducati Scrambler is a somewhat vintage model integrated with modern equipments such as LED lights, LCD screen and even mobile charger. Its design proved to be quite suitable with the Vietnam market, especially when classic style is the trend of 2014.

Scrambler Icon has a starting price of 306 million VND while the 3 other, more advanced versions are put at around 355 million VND.

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