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Ducati Hypermotard 698 Mono Launched In India, Price Starts at Rs 16.50 Lakh

The newly introduced model is considered one of the tallest single-cylinder models, which offers an impressive seat height of 904 mm as standard.

The Italian bike maker Ducati has another model to its Hypermotard range in India. The brand has launched the single-cylinder Hypermotard 698 Mono, featuring a price tag of Rs 16.50 lakh (ex-showroom). The model has been offered in two shades – Ducati Red and the special RVE scheme.

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The newly introduced model is considered one of the tallest single-cylinder models, offering an impressive seat height of 904 mm. It gets a low-seat accessory to make the best use of it, cutting down the height to 889 mm.

Interested customers also can opt for low-suspension kit accessories. It further reduces the seating height, making it stable at 849 mm.

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Design Elements

From the outside, the off-roader shares the supermoto style statement. It comes with a small small headlight setup, paired with the sleek DRLs. The model has been treated with a high-rise mudguard at the front, while the rear remains uncovered.

The motorcycle gets an almost flat handlebar, which is protected by the heavy knuckle guard. The company has included a single seating arrangement, which provides a comfortable riding riding position. The vehicle gets dual exhausts at the tail, and is equipped with a 12-liter petrol tang, decent enough to unleash never-ending adventure.

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Engine and Power

At the heart, the Hypermotard 698 Mono is powered by a 659cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, Superquadro Mono engine. It generates a maximum power of 77.5 BHP and 63 Nm of peak torque.

Safety

As far as safety is concerned, the company has included a single 330 mm disc at the front, paired with a Brembo M4.32 calliper, while the rear section has a 245 mm disc. The two-wheeler comes with only 151 kg kerb weight, making it the lightest model in the segment.

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