Ducati Confirms No Expansion for the HyperMotard 698 Mono Family

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The HyperMotard 698 Mono: A Brief Overview

Ducati set the motorcycle world ablaze in late 2023 with the introduction of their cutting-edge 659cc Superquadro mono engine, hailed as the most powerful road-going single-cylinder engine around. This mighty machine churns out an impressive 76.4bhp, making it ideal for thrill-seekers craving adrenaline on two wheels. The newly minted HyperMotard 698 Mono and its vibrant sibling, the RVE variant, have entered the scene, ready to challenge competitors like KTM’s 690 SMCR.

Competitive Edge in the Supermoto Class

With prices starting at £11,295 for the HyperMotard 698 Mono and £12,195 for the RVE, Ducati has positioned these models to directly snag attention from fans of the road-legal hooligan class. So, naturally, riders are curious about the future of the Mono family. Will Ducati expand production or introduce new variants to enhance their already formidable lineup?

Ducati’s Clarification on Expansion Plans

In a recent statement, a Ducati spokesperson confirmed that, at this time, there are no plans to expand the HyperMotard 698 Mono family. While enthusiasts had their hopes set on potential new models or special editions, it seems Ducati is focusing on making the existing models shine in a competitive market. With its current lineup, Ducati expertly combines power, style, and thrill in a package that already packs a punch. So, while there won’t be new additions just yet, the HyperMotard models are primed to dominate the roads.

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