Ducati has revealed the 2027 Multistrada V4 S Grand Tour with updated livery and bodywork. The bike is mechanically identical to the standard V4 S, the main difference between the two models are the electronic integrations and the factory fitted touring accessories for the V4S Grand Tour.
- The Multistrada V4 S Grand Tour adds extra factory features to the base V4 S
- It uses the 1158cc V4 Granturismo engine from the base Multistrada V4 S
- Set to arrive in Asian markets around April 2027
2027 Ducati Mutistrada V4 S Grand Tour details
The Multistrada V4 Grand Tour can be further configured through the Ducati Factory Made program
The Multistrada V4S Grand Tour is a distinct factory-equipped variant, as it bundles a comprehensive suite of touring and safety hardware as standard equipment. It shares the core engine, chassis and sem-active suspension with the V4 S.
It features the front and rear radar system, which is optional on the S. The Grand Tour also gets factory-fitted, 60-liter side panniers that match the bike’s custom livery. Other convenience features that come as standard include heated grips and heated seats for both rider and passenger. It also gets a hands-free fuel cap and a centre stand as standard.
The V4 S Grand Tour also features the Automatic Lowering Device, which automatically lowers the bike by up to 30mm when speeds drop below 10kph and returns it to riding height above 50kph, making it easier to handle in low-speed manoeuvres and stops, Which is carried forward from the S. The Grand Tour uses the same 1158cc V4 engine as the V4 S and produces 170hp and 123.8 Nm of torque
The new Multistrada V4 S Grand Tour will be available in an exclusive livery at European Ducati dealerships from November. Ducati has not made any India-specific comments on the GT’s availability, but has confirmed that it will head to Asian markets in April 2027. Given that most of the brand’s global product releases have come to our shores shortly after, we can expect the V4 S Grand Tour to be sold here.
The V4 S is priced at £21,695 (Rs 27.63 lakh) in the UK and the GT is priced at £24,795 (Rs 31.58 lakh). For reference, in India the V4 S is priced at Rs 31.23 lakh, so we can expect the GT to be priced at a premium when it does go on sale here.
GBP-to-INR conversions based on exchange rates at the time of writing.