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Key highlights 2026 Ducati Monster new-generation test bike spotted Likely to get major design changes along with new-age features To be powered by a new 890cc, V-twin liquid-cooled engine Ducati's upcoming generation model of the Monster streetfighter bike has been recently seen testing in Europe. It revealed new interesting details about the new-gen bike, which you can read below in-depth. Also read: Norton Motorcycles developing single and twin-cylinder models 2026 Ducati Monster - What to expect? As seen in the latest spy images, the test mule is spotted on the outskirts of European country roads, where it is fitted with the V-box and electronic reading equipment. However, the visible design changes showcase a new oval headlight, a new sculpted fuel tank design, and a redesigned subframe. Additionally, the fuel tank shrouds appear to be bigger in size, the exhaust system is also new with a bigger catalytic converter, and the alloy wheels also seem to have been revamped in their outlook. Meanwhile, the biggest change to take place on the new-gen Monster is going to be a new 890cc, V-twin engine. It will replace the current 937cc motor, and it will generate 120 bhp and 93.3 Nm of power and torque, respectively. The new-generation Monster will also not feature the trademark Desmodromic valve timing on the new engine, but it will be replaced by the conventional overhead camshafts. Ducati is yet to break the silence on the debut timeline of the new-age Monster, but we expect that it will be launched by the second half of 2026 globally. Our verdict The Ducati Monster has been a popular name among the street naked sportbikes around the globe. The new-gen model will replace the current Monster, which has been waiting for a long-overdue update. Source

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